Grammie's is hands down the best place to board your cats and dogs. They take excellent care of the…read moredogs and walk them several times a day. Our dogs recognize the route when we take them and start barking and jumping around in the car. It's quite the workout getting them inside. They absolutely love it there!

This place is great! The dogs have a great rooms around the perimeter of the building with glass…read moredoors so they can see into an astroturf play area. Each room has a private, covered deck off the back. You can take their own beds and toys so it's just like home.

Owners are very knowledgeable about dogs and training. It's a family business and they really take…read morecare of your dog. I live in Dublin and drove 1h 45m each way for training and boarding. I wouldn't take my dog anywhere else.

These are truly dog people. Kennels are clean as a whistle, my dogs never are traumatized when they…read morecome home after a stay. Training-wise, they get great results, leading with positive reinforcement. I think my pups like them more than they like me! I have a Shih-Tzu/Maltese mix and a Dutch Shepherd.

I surrendered an Amish horse two yrs ago to this rescue. He was a very kind horse, excellent…read moreground and pasture manners. He was turned out with a herd of 4 mini horses and 2 sheep He needed more rides on him than we could do. He was a buggy horse. I have video of him being ridden, by me, and in turn out, with minis. I checked on him and was told he was euthanized because his behavior was dangerous and a safety issue to employees and volunteers This sure doesn't sound like the horse we knew. He was in his 20's and no Amish would keep a horse that long that was "dangerous" I made a big mistake by trusting this horse to a "rescue" that takes in every horse. We thought he'd make someone a nice trail horse. If he was going to be put down, for a reason that doesn't make sense to all that knew him, I am sorry I didn't spare him from that dirt pasture, freezing temps, no grass, so called, "rescue." I should have kept him at home, fat and happy on grass and euthanized here. I figured it was too good to be turn and it was. I would never send any horse here. Just do your research I agree, they would be inundated to take in every horse. I failed my Gabe and am so sorry I gave him such an end. I have to wonder if he was sent to slaughter...I don't think they microchip the horses that are not leased out. It would be cost prohibitive to do that. So I got closure for Gabe but still doubt the generic description of the reason.. that he was dangerous and a safety concern. I have video of this kind horse if any one is interested. If I could give them zero stars I would. Please be careful

We adopted a pony from Wyandot. I did not think we would find anything there but we found the…read moreperfect pony for our needs. Anne did a great job matching us up. They have a huge herd that is well managed and every week I see several horses that find new homes. They take in some really hard cases and work tirelessly to help the horse, pony, donkey, goat, sheep, cow (yes really!) get healthy and trained to find a safe forever home. Wyandot rocks!

I just moved here to the area and was having trouble getting my old vet to approve seizure meds…read more(Med-Vet Cincinnati). It's infuriating med-vet wouldn't help, but I was able to go to Dr McMillin as a walk in and he was able to help my lil 4 legged pal out. I'm forever thankful! My buddy has 2 or 3 seizures a day without meds, so Dr McMillin was a life saver! His hours are also very considerate for the average person. Great service, great people, and i loved watching the goats while i waited! Very highly recommend

Great salt water supplies and fish. The team there is great and very knowledgeable about salt water…read moreand supplies. Highly recommend this place