Adopted our chihuahua mix from Wiggly Tails in 2022 when she was 2 years old. She has been such an…read moreamazing little dog. She came to us already spayed ,microchipped and immunized. Cost to adopt was $500.00. She was such a timid dog initially, but then opened up and bonded quickly. I can't imagine life without her! I had a good experience adopting from Wiggly Tails and have continued to support them with donations occasionally over the past 4 years.

I just wanted to start this out by saying I was very disapointed with the faculty at this…read moreestablishment. Me and my roommate came to one of their adoption events and we were trying to find someone to speak to. After about ten minutes of waiting i finally went up to someone and she introduced me to some other lady that worked there, I couldnt recall names, but when we mentioned that we were wanting to adopt two of their dogs the lady speaking to us didnt even greet us, continuously cut us off and basically told us that we were not good fits to adopt those dogs. They don't tell you everything about their dogs online, the dogs we wanted were labeled as sweet, cuddly, and timid, but this lady explained these dogs to be crazy and escaping all the time, busting out of ANY medal crate, and running their head into the glass door until they are let out. It would've been nice to know these things before applying for them. Then some other lady decides to cut in and be very disrespectful towards my roommate, here is basically what was said: My roomate: "Oh i was getting Gomez" Wiggly tails employee: "Oh your GETTING gomez, have you spoke to nicole yet" but in a very mocking tone, while this employee is talking to my roomate she has her hands in the front of her pants and her shirt up so that her entire stomach was out which I thought was complete inappropiate to do while speaking to someone else. As me and my roommate were trying not to actually cry because this lady was rude to us, she kept giving us deep breathes and rolling her eyes. I had sent in an application for one of their dogs and I brought it up to the lady we were speaking to, and she let me know that they no one even saw my application which was not fun to hear, I was let down heavily by this establishment especially because one of my closest friends highly recommended them to me for a first time pup. I work with patients all day and I ran into this lady and her niece had the same experience I did where they basically just turned her away. I'm never the type of person to write reviews but I was very hurt with the way they were speaking to us and the lack of professionalism that we witnessed. If your thinking of adopting from Wiggly Tails. I would highly recommend doing your research first. Wiggly Tails I had so much hope, but you guys were very rude and let me down.

I have made several donations here... and even purchased a shirt from them. Large selection of used…read moremerchandise, and a really nice selection of cat trees for sale. Service is ok... sometimes they seem understaffed, sometimes just bored. But if it helps the felines, I will continue coming here.

I enjoy S.A.R.A.'s, I find little hidden treasures, lots of quality secondhand, and new items…read more Whenever I visit from out of town I stop here, great Customer Service too!!

Contacted me about a wolfdog pup Lore i was having issues with to see about placement they ask…read moreabout my situation and gave me a lots of advice and listened to me and helped me to improve the puppy's life and get passed the issues! again thank you Crux

These people are so unbelievably rude, and arrogant, and unhelpful. I've spoken with them a few…read moretimes, mostly to question which dogs were which, since they never post that information, and after rescuing, fostering, training, and rehabbing animals for 30+ years, all they could do is put down my wolf dogs who were tested and proven to be wolf, and say demeaning things about people who "think they have wolf dogs because someone said it looked like a wolf, but they really don't." Ugh... Just be nicer people. Some of us wanted to help you, but your attitude sucks. So gross. There are plenty of rescues who need help, if you want to foster for a kind rescue, I would go with anyone else before crux.

We adopted our dog from Greenhill and had a great experience. Not only was everybody friendly, but…read morethe adoption process was very quick and easy. I know there are a lot of not so great reviews here but our interaction was great.

We recently adopted our dog Casper (was called Yosemite at Greenhill). I was very impressed with…read morehow clean the facility was. The staff were helpful and we absolutley love our dog. They made the adoption process easy. Thank you for all that you do!

We were searching for a Shiba and are delighted to have found Charlotte with Castle Shibas…read more Charlotte is a well respected breeder of gorgeous Shibas. She also shows them and takes immaculate care of these wonderful dogs. At the outset we were looking for a puppy. We have experience with Shibas and were excited to add one to our home. We connected with Charlotte and Frank then traveled from Portland to meet them and put a deposit down on a puppy to be born later this year. While visiting this great family and their amazing dogs, we were lucky enough to find out that one of the 7 year old female Shibas was ready for her Forever Home. Long story short, we are completely blessed to have her in our home now as a companion dog for us. Her temperament is exceptional. She is extremely well trained, and the transition has gone really well. The care, love and attention Charlotte and Frank put into these pup's is second to none. It shows in their spirit, their thick healthy coat, their vet records, and in all interactions with Charlotte and Frank. It was tough for Charlotte to part with our Shiba, and understandably so. She made the transition very smooth, writing out all kinds of information, teaching us First Aid for dogs, providing ample information for any unexpected scenarios, and even bundling up our new pup with a blanket of familiar smells. Charlotte's level of care and professionalism, and her love for Shibas, is unparalleled. I highly recommend her for your new Best Friend -- the furry Shiba kind.

Awesome that the gal took the time to answer my questions. My newly adopted Shih Tzu has been…read moreitching like crazy. Thank you for your recommendations.

Came here per Reddit's recommendation. We got our pup a tendon with fish skin which she thoroughly…read moreenjoyed and the selection was wide. A ton of sample packs on the back wall. Couldn't be happier. Also cute cat to adopt in window. You can meet and greet if you'd like. We got some kangaroo sample kibble.

They finally called me! And we had a nice chat. Things are difficult during this pandemic....read more

If you want to adopt, you definitely want to go through this rescue. It is so obvious they love the…read moreanimals they foster and adopt out, and work really hard to make sure they end up in a loving home. We adopted our Luna in August of 2013 from PetSmart (on Chad Drive) after the death of my previous kitty who was 16 years old. She was the oldest kitty in the room at the time (at 3,) and we instantly fell in love. I haven't had to worry about anything I don't know about her because on top of the rescue itself, I have contact with her foster mom who gives me info whenever I have a question. This included Luna's backstory, which was pretty heart breaking. All the animals are microchipped (which you have to change the info yourself - only downside!), spayed/neutered, and with the adoption we got all her records and coupons to get a bunch of stuff she would need (which saved us a good chunk of money). They even let us have the cat bed she was sleeping in, and her blanket, so she had something familiar to her. You really couldn't ask for a better place to adopt through and I would do it again in a heartbeat. Edit 2/8/2015: I just found out that my experience with Luna's microchip was a fluke - WCDC actually does deal with the chips. :)

Liz has a method of training all levels of dogs and dog owners. Her Puppy series is especially…read morehelpful for first-time owners who need basic information on the stages of growth your puppy will go through. She teaches a positive reinforcement method that is fun and enjoyable for everyone. The classes are small and very manageable. I felt like we got excellent attention for our needs. Our dog has gone through several additional classes. Liz trains pets as well as competition dogs with equal enthusiasm. Our dog enjoys the challenge and the classes so much we are always looking for the next class she can take with Liz.

Terrific classes made fun and stress free. Liz has a warm, open, nonjudgemental teaching style;…read moreshe teaches you how to enjoy your dog. We adopted a dog with issues and Liz taught us games that became our coping skills; removing the fear and negativity.