We lost our beloved Pittie back in July and decided it was time for another fur baby, only this…read moretime we wanted to go with a Yorkshire Terrier. After tons and tons of research and countless hours of looking online, we found The Paw Palace. Paw Palace had the breed we were looking for and had a few pictures online, so we decided to make an appointment. The owners of Paw Palace were so easy to work with and were happy to answer all of our questions with no problem. As soon as we saw the Yorkie that we came to see, we immediately fell in love and took her home that day. Upon purchase, our fur baby already came with her first set of vaccinations, microchipped, AKC papers and about 2lbs of puppy food. The entire process was seamless and we couldn't be happier with our new baby. *Note: Make sure you make an appointment to see any of their animals! We made the mistake of just showing up, as we thought this business was set in a typical brick and mortar shop. They're actually do business out of their home.* Two toes and two thumbs waaaay up for The Paw Palace, and a HIGHLY RECOMMEND from me! Good luck on your new puppy search, my Yelpers!!!

Please do not support puppy mills. This "business" sells over 50 "breeds" - many of which are…read moredesigner mixes. "Hypoallergenic breeds" are just mixed breed poodle mixes. When breeding F1 puppies - the puppy gets one set of genes from each parent and the outcome can vary widely in a single litter in coat type, size and temperament. She is selling Merle Havapoos - neither Havanese or Poodle naturally carry the merle gene. They will try to say it's a recessive gene - it's not. Merle is introduced from another breed that naturally carries a Merle gene. When breeding for color, breeders will breed double Merle dogs which lead to health issues. Selling these mix breed dogs for $3,000 is crazy. This is how much I paid from an ethical purebred breeder who health tests all her dogs through OFA (which is the standard of health testing - and saying they are health tested by genetic testing or at the vet or through embark alone are sales tactics), offers free holter monitor testing for all her puppy buyers when puppies reach adulthood, embarks her puppies free of charge. Her dogs are proven through conformation titles and sport titles. I can meet the parents of my dogs (and have). I can look at our breed registry and track my dogs lineage. Most importantly my dogs didn't come from a mill. This business brags that she gets her puppies from "trusted USDA-licensed breeders" which simply means she's sourcing puppies from breeders who sell puppies site unseen, sell puppies to pet stores and who have a large quantity of breeding females. USDA standards are minimum care standards, not quality standards. They can have dozens or hundreds of dogs, breed frequently and keep dogs in kennel buildings and still pass USDA inspection. Many puppy mills are USDA licensed. Ethical breeders do not sell their puppies to pet stores. They want to vet their potential puppy buyers and make sure their dogs are going to homes that are a good fit. No ethical breeders breed doodles. It goes against the breed club for Poodles. No good breeder would allow their high quality poodle stock or the breed being mixed in, to make doodle mixes. This means that these parent dogs are being sourced from unethical breeders as well and it's poor breeding stock being used. Then, OFA health testing is not being done on these dogs. So people are mixing a lot of unknown genetics in for profit. They are not breeding with structure, health and temperament in mind. Ask about OFA health testing on both parents - they should be able to provide results on the OFA website from both parents. OFA has different tests for different breeds - please research what each breed should be tested for and request to see those results. Doodles should have tests for both breeds. Ask about registration - all dogs should be AKC registered if they are a purebred dog. Doodle registration is meaningless and anything other than UKC or AKC registration is a sales tactic. AKC registration alone does not equal quality. It just verifies pedigree eligibility. I would not consider a purebred dog that could not be registered through AKC, but just because they are AKC registered does not mean they are ethically produced. There are "designer registries" like: Continental Kennel Club (CKC -- not the Canadian one), American Canine Hybrid Club, Various doodle association. These registries do not enforce strict breeding standards, do not require meaningful health testing and mainly exist to create paperwork for marketing. Ask to meet the mother of the puppy you're interested in. Ask about tittles on the parents of the dogs that were bred. Ask about how many litters the mom has had.

The workers are awesome but the prices are ridiculous. We really wanted one of the puppies there…read morebut over $4,000.00 yikes

After purchasing a chocolate Yorkie from this amazing breeder two years ago, it was a no-brainer…read morewhen we wanted to get another Yorkie to be a companion to the first. With so many scams going on these days or folks breeding one dog too many times and the puppies having health issues, our two Yorkies are happy and healthy. There is a vast size difference as the second one is a teacup Yorkie and much, much smaller than the older one. But she has no fears but both are so careful not to hurt the other. The temperament and sweetness of Heather's Yorkies is unmatched. We are determined to only buy healthy pups from her!

Please do not buy from the website key cup puppy spot located in Tucson, Arizona. There is no…read moreLocation this business is a fraud. We paid money for a puppy not only did we not receive the puppy. There was no shop or puppy shop to be found. please stay away from teacup puppy spot. It is fraud. This has been turned over to the police department. They have a website on Google and Google has been contacted. do not give no information to them or anything. This is a fraudulent company. it's very hard because we have had to contact many companies to shut down their websites. Tucson police department has been notified better business. They're using it on their website have no recording of them.

I have gotten my last three kittens from this place. I didn't buy all of them at once they were all…read morespaced about a year or two apart. Every kitten that came into my house from here was very healthy and well socialized. This cattery is very knowledgeable with the cats. They take the time to get to know you and find just the right cat to fit you. I highly recommend them!! I'm including picture of my cats that I've gotten from them. Go seek them out and you won't be disappointed.

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We acquired a male Bengal kitten, we named him Stormie, from Susan for our Bengal retired queen,…read moreZenvi, to raise and have as a companion. Stormie is so sweet, gentle and loving and he has bonded with Zenvi like she was his mother. He is now 16 pounds plus and just as gentle and loving as he was as a kitten. We have kept in touch with Susan and plan to visit her when we are in Scottsdale for the Barrett-Jackson Auction. my wife Mary and I would recommend Susan and Littlewolf to anyone who is considering adding a Bengal kitten to their family.

I got my 8 week old labradoodle from Animal Kingdom and I am so happy!! The employee who helped…read moreme-- Cassandra, was the absolute best! I am a first time puppy owner and Cassandra helped me pick out everything I needed before I brought him home. She sent me pictures and videos of him while I prepared my apartment for his arrival. She kept in contact after I brought him home, answering a million and one questions. One month after bringing him home, I have a happy, healthy, well behaved fur baby named Charlie. He is smart and playful, and has slept through the night since the day I got him. Beware giardia in new puppies when brought home from this store. I had to take him to the animal hospital a few days after I got him for diarrhea. My friend who also got her puppy from Animal Kingdom said the same thing happened to her. Overall, I had a great experience at Animal Kingdom! Everyone was super friendly and helpful.

Since the time I walked in the door my family and I were greeted. We already knew what baby we were…read morelooking for. I had recently lost my soul baby of 14 years so my heart was in pieces. I wanted a baby but was so unsure. Andrew and his staff understood my pain and gave me time to sit with my new baby. They answered all my questions and concerns, even though I was somewhat a mess still at this point they were so understanding of my tears. I can say they made me feel like family. I strongly believe that with a great leadership that Andrew shows, this why his store and staff are all so amazing, just watching the way they interact with not only puppies but there customers as well is a BIG reason why I would recommend this exact store to anyone looking for a soul baby. I have to add while in the store there was a regular in there that was just a young kid, the way they treated him is a big reason of why I would go back, this kid was part of them you would have known no different the respect they showed him and he showed them melted my heart and the story behind him being there touched my soul, I am a mother of a special needs child and it was so great to see the love they all showed for this kid, I could see the love in his heart. Andrew you and all your staff are not just a 10 but a 10+ keep up the Great work. You all encouraged me to love again.

PACC staff works so hard to take care of the never ending stream of stray and abandoned dogs and…read morecats. I've fostered and adopted may times from PACC. It makes such a difference to give them a shelter break even for a few days.

I moved here almost a year ago and wanted to foster a cat so I was recommended PACC. Sure enough…read morethey were overflowing with animals and I was happy to take a senior cat home with me. He needed eye removal surgery along with some dental work so a month later I took him for that. Before I get ahead of myself, he also has some sneezing fits which they gave me medication for before his surgery which it seemed to work. They did blood work three separate times while he was under their care. Fast forward to taking him in for a pre adoption appointment in November 2025, they gave him the all clear, saying he was in good health and he may just need more dental work in the future which no big deal because they set me up with Fetch pet insurance. The agent setting up his insurance account informed me all of his teeth would be covered and if he needed special food in the future that would be covered too. It also sounded like a good deal because they are the only insurance that covers pre existing conditions that shelter animals typically would have throughout their lives in the shelter or on the streets. Cool. One month later, December 2025, he had sneezing fits again so we took him to friends of Pacc clinic because Pacc recommended them to us to use after adopting him. They diagnosed him with herpesvirus, didn't even take blood work or run tests to confirm it, gave me medicine for him. It had been a week and he was getting worse so I took him to another vet for a second opinion. This was earlier this month January 2026. Good thing I did because I found out he has calisivirus, mycoplasma virus, kidney dysfunction, and is severely anemic and needs to go to the ER asap to get a transfusion. I've already spent near 1 grand on medication and vet visits, now I'm going to spend who knows how much on a transfusion he needs to live. How could they not have caught all of this at Pacc with the amount of tests they ran on him, I'm very annoyed and angry, I feel like they withheld this information from me or they were cutting corners there. I want justice for my cat for their lack of care for him and for myself financially and the emotional toll this has taken on me. Also, the agent at Pacc that set up my insurance for him put his age at start of insurance as 4 instead of 12. So the "great deal" on insurance I thought I was paying was all a lie. After submitting all my recent vet expenses for my cat, I discovered this major error and had to report it and I was charged a pretty penny of back pay along with a hefty increase in my monthly payment. Extremely disappointed. I also called the insurance to ask about the prescription food coverage he needs for his kidneys and they said the agent at Pacc misinformed me and his food will not be covered. So I just had to pay almost 60$ for only 24 cans of food that will only last me a month. They need to not be giving out false information and have some more competence when it comes to filling out insurance forms. How do you put 4 instead of 12. I could understand maybe putting 2 instead of 12 due to just simply missing a single number, but 4?! The only reason I'm giving the extra Star is because the over all staff of volunteers there are incredible. The people who aren't getting paid by Pacc, who show up to volunteer, those are the people that make that place even worth going to. Never going to Pacc again. It's so sad that so many animals are there that need homes and so many people go there and think they are getting the best care but they aren't getting the full disclosure on their animals health. It's not just me too, I've heard other stories from people fostering and adopting through them as well, one of them being a kitten with ringworm, they weren't told he had ringworm and they ended up needing to get rid of their couch and all their kids stuffed animals and spent a lot of time cleaning their whole house only for it to come back three other times. They need to be honest with people so they can decide whether they can take in the animal financially and if their home is equipped to handle them. Please if you decide to go to Pacc, please please please make them do a recent medical evaluation with blood tests and any other tests you think they need especially if it's an older animal.

I got my cat 13 years ago from this breeder. She had ear mites that I had to get treated. He gave…read moreme another kitten free - she was sick with an upper respiratory illness so I re-homed her to a vet. I will say, my 13 year old recently passed and I was looking to see if this breeder was still in business and see the reviews all point to the same neglect. The house was dirty and chaotic, so makes sense things never got better. I did love and cherish my girl, so at least my home was loving.

Bought my sweet babygirl Mango from them back in 2019, she has had everything that could go wrong…read morewith a poor creature from a neglectful breeder. Poor girl had to first have all of her teeth removed because of a serious gun diesease and then recently She had tested positive for diabetes a few months back and got a duel diagnosis of FIV. And today passed away. When I called the bastard breeder he told me "Tough luck kid" I have called the humane society, animal control and the police on these breeders and hope that justice is served to a horrible family that mistreats such beautiful creatures.