I have been using Whiskers N Tails pet service for at least 7 years now Michele, Jodi, and Tamra…read moreare wonderful. They are reliable and I count on them if I need my pets watched or just my house checked on. They leave detailed messages about what they did for your pet or home and spend time with your pet when you can't. When I am so happy I found Whiskers N Tails to help me, I highly recommend them!

I am a huge fan of Leash and Harness. They took care of the cat of an elderly relative of mine…read more They never missed a visit and were very kind to both the cat and my relative. They sent pictures and summaries of each visit and really brightened everyone's day with good humor. They also quickly adjusted services as our needs changed. We couldn't be happier and recommend them without reservation.

I have adopted 5 cats from Colony Cats- 2 were kittens, 2 were teens and 1 was an adult. The one…read moreteen cat was sick when we got her but I took her back to Colony Cats and they were able to give me additional meds for her and she has been fine ever since. The other teen cat ended up having some serious bone issues and sadly, had to be put down. I still have the 4 cats (plus one older one) and they all get along great and are wonderful kitties. I'm not a big reviewer, but I was reading all the negative reviews and decided I needed to add what I thought. Colony Cats, in my opinion, does a great service to the area. They help get kitties off the streets and prevent additional unwanted cats by fixing all the kitties. They try to find all the kitties good homes by having a vet make sure the kitty is healthy and if not, doing what they can to help them and they vet potential cat owners. All cats are microchipped too in case the cats gets lost (or abandoned). All the people there are volunteers and give their time so that they kitties can hopefully find good homes or in a few instances, live out their lives in a safe environment. Someone complained about the litter needing changing. They don't change the litter when people are there - at least I have never seen them so they do it when the shelter is closed. They do a good job in my estimation. My kids (and yes, me) still want to go there semi-regularly just to see the kitties. 5 is my max at home so we just get to look and play with the kitties. Their facebook page is updated regularly with kitties available for adoption. Sometimes, they ask for monetary help with kitties that have a lot of medical expenses. So, in conclusion, I think Colony Cats is great and I'm very thankful for all the volunteers who really want to help these kitties. As someone who has several kitties adopted from there, I am grateful. I have some really good ones.

The place was nice and obviously smelled like a giant cat room, which is to be expected. We went to…read moreadopt a cat from a pet store that they sent out there etc. I understand they need to make sure everything is trustworthy with us but the amount of steps it takes to get a cat is a little too much and could go somewhere else for adoption and get it much quicker with same process. We waited 3 days for response back. Which once again it's not that bad. Buttttt then we get approved to adopt the cat. Every other adoption place I go through lets me take the cat home from the pet store and I sign some papers and pay and leave. Now we have to meet up with someone to finalize it from this company. Just too many steps. Almost week and a half just to get a cat.

I started taking my cat here somewhere around 2016/17. she was a long haired tortoiseshell with a…read morefull tortoitude. She had to be groomed twice a year. Pre-covid, they would use gabapentin to sedate her. After Covid, they would not even take her and we had to go elsewhere. I was finally able to return here with her because I was always satisfied with her services. But... the last couple of visits were challenging in that my cat was becoming more agitated and harder to handle. The last appointment was senior blood panel, exam, and groom. She came home and was limping pretty badly and not engaging like she used to. 3 weeks later, my cat is gone. I don't think she received the quality of care that she used to. I can't say what happened during that office visit as I'm not back there, but I think she was not handled very gently and actually quite roughly to be honest. Pet care is not cheap and it's no wonder there are so many needing homes. But this hurts because I don't think the care is adding up. Medicine is not the new marketing. Sadly I won't be getting another pet for quite some time.

Purrfect Care is such a wonderful team of vets. We've seen three of the docs, Dr. Guess for his…read moreannual checkups and two others for same-day sick appointments (including Dr. Cohn). These vets are compassionate, gentle, and very knowledgeable. The amount of time you get for an appointment is by far the most I have ever encountered. They answer all of my *many* questions and concerns, have patiently taught me how to administer medication, and of course they love cats. They also avoid excessive testing & medicating which I really appreciate. Some places will try to do X-rays, ultrasounds, and other unnecessary things right off the bat. Each time my cat has been ill, I received follow up communication to check in on his improvement. I could not be happier and am so grateful to have them as our vet!

This has been proven an essential community service and deserves your support…read more Cat Welfare is a no-kill rescue organization organized to meet a daily, critical need. Year after year since 1945, a dedicated handful of volunteers and medical professionals have worked seven days a week to help make sure the cat population is treated humanely in North Columbus. Indianola, just south of Morse, look for the Beechwold Vet Clinic sign. Donations of food, litterbox filler and love are always welcome!

This place was terrible. Some of the workers were so rude. We walked in and one of the workers told…read moreus about the rules ok whatever. we just wanted to give some cats love, potentially get one. Anyways, my friend's kid is a little loud and she's excited to see the cats. My friend asks her daughter to be quiet because the kitties don't like it loud and the worker was behind them staring them down and nodding yes. like sir? I wanted to go into one of the rooms to see a cat, when i asked he rolled his eyes and let me go into the room but made it very clear he didn't want my friends kid in there. what if she was looking for a cat? Do you want these cats to find loving homes or not???!! Lastly, what happened before we were just done. I had walked in the shy room twice, once by myself and once with my boyfriend. The first time i went in they left me alone i was just looking at the cats, didn't pet them if they didn't want to be pet. I respect animals and i can tell if a cat wants me to not touch them. the second time i walked in with my boyfriend and one of the workers followed us in there and got in my boyfriend's face saying "this is the shy cats room don't get in their faces" mind you we weren't even that close to them just looking to see everyone that was in there. he then gets closer and says "Im serious" like bro we weren't even doing anything besides looking and letting them sniff us. anyways, whoever was working at 12 today with the mask you were amazing and helpful. the other guy up front a little older with curly hair you were extremely rude and disrespectful to all of us that walked in. Go somewhere else for a cat!!!

Dr Chuck and his wife Kathy have been taking care of our pets for 21 years and I highly recommend…read morethem. Very knowledgeable and reasonably priced a great Veterinary to get to know.

We have a lovely, healthy, smart Goldendoodle! We purchase Ava from here back in 2019 and had a…read moregreat experience. Our doodle is now 5 and just as energetic and playful as she was when we got her!

Doodle Squad Puppies are the ABSOLUTE BEST! We had wanted a Mini Golden Doodle for a few months…read morebefore starting my research. We found about 10 breeders all across the East Coast but the information on Doodle Squad Puppies website and the quick responses made it a no brainer! Cristin responded right away with any questions and concerns we had and after only 1-2 conversations, decided to put our deposit in. We were notified when our puppy was born and was able to watch him grow on the Instagram account, which was super helpful since we weren't local. They gave us all of the information we needed to know before bringing our puppy home and made the puppy pick up process super easy! We loved working with Cristin, Nick, Rhonda, and Mike at Doodle Squad Puppies to bring home our amazing and well behaved puppy!

Love this shelter. we got one of our first dogs here and have been back a couple times ever since!…read more this time there was a man in the cat part of the shelter that wasn't very friendly and just made us feel like we weren't really welcomed in there. my friend didn't know the rules and was having a cat sniff her hand and he very rudely told her not to do that and to ask the staff before touching them. which the reasoning was understandable, but the tone. a lot of people don't know which it's the workers job to remind them, not be rude about it. i love this place forever. my fur baby is from here. this one man will not change my opinion. They are one of the cleanest shelter around. all dogs and cats look very happy and healthy.

We adopted from them about 7 years ago, and just recently had to put down our beautiful Ripley…read more She had terminal cancer. We are going tomorrow to look at the dogs they have, and to find a fur baby to take her place. Loving and kind organization