Excellent doctors, excellent staff. It is a joy to take my kids to the vet! They have gone above…read moreand beyond in a couple instances which was not requested, but very very much appreciated.

Called around to 12 different veterinarians to get a price on my cat's spay. They said that they…read morewould have to see me first just think that it's funny because other ones stated that they may have to see the animal first but they all gave me a price! This is the only facility out of 12 that couldn't give me a ballpark without seeing the animal. Definitely something fishy there you should know how much a spay is at least a ballpark. Did they need to see how much jewelry I had on or what I pulled up in????????

My last review was in 2016. I felt like I should update this because when I look at reviews I pay…read moreattention to the most current ones. I cannot say enough good things about SPG. They have a great daycare staff, outstanding groomers, and clean facility for boarding. My dogs look forward to daycare and I look forward to their exhaustion when they come home. Prices are great for all services. And they don't just groom dogs. I highly recommend SPG.

I can never say enough good things about Specialty! We moved here from North Carolina and my rescue…read morehusky/chow mix can be somewhat stubborn and moody, so I wondered whether we would find a place that she likes as well as our place in NC. We tried a different place in Evansville before finding Specialty and I got the feeling they did not like my dog and I honestly think she could tell. We went for a few weeks, but she never got over expressing anxiety and stress when I picked her up. I was really nervous about trying a new place but Cortlynn and Jen were so reassuring. We've been going to Specialty for a year and a half and it's even better than our place in NC (which was pretty darned good). She's always happy to go and never nervous or anxious when I pick her up. I also LOVE the community work Jamie does and appreciate the opportunity to contribute to that.

Great facility and staff! Really appreciate their kindness and patience with us. I Love their set…read moreup!

Oops! I originally posted this for the humane society, but realized my mistake! Here we go:…read more Hubby and I went in looking for a dog but fell in love with a kitten instead. Needless to say, I LOVE my kitty, but since this is a review of the shelter, not my cat, I will try to keep the fact that WE LOVE OUR KITTY out of it. :) This shelter is fairly small compared to others I've been to. It's one of the cleanest ones I've ever encountered-- very few dog cages with piles of poop in them and the cat boxes were all clean and tidy. It's obvious that the shelter doesn't have much money-- there is no vet in-house and both the cats and dogs have fairly small cages. The tiny dogs and puppies fair a little better and at least have a blanket or something to curl up on. When we were looking at both the cats and dogs, very few notes were given about the animal, but they were very nice about letting us take out whatever we wanted to play with. When we adopted, we were shocked to learn that they let the animals leave the shelter without being spayed or neutered! Wow! That goes against everything I assumed about shelters, but hey, we got our cat, and I am happy. She was given food and a place to sleep while she was there, although she came out with fleas, ear mites, round worms and giardia (but it's likely she came to the shelter with most, if not all of that). Still, they get an extra star for all the hard work they put in and working with what they've got-- it's not an easy job to see all these animals everyday, I am sure. The fact that they don't ask you any questions about what kind of pet parents you might be speaks, I think, to a level of desperation on their part just to have anyone willing to take one of these furry friends home. I am not someone who would ever, EVER buy a dog or cat when there are so many at the shelter-- there are too many animals in need to even think about it. But there will be some start-up costs if you choose to adopt from here and I would recommend taking your new family member to the vet *immediately* to get checked out (ours was at the vet within hours). Even with the costs considered, there is something about getting a pet from a shelter-- somehow they know you've rescued them-- and they become the most loving, loyal, sweetest companions you'll ever have.

We had lost our dog of 8 years and we're looking for a new dog. We recently started looking and…read moredidn't want a puppy as we wanted something older and a little more trained. We saw Micah and loved him the minute we met him. The foster was very upfront about his behavior and what he did and didn't do. His foster said he was good aggressive as he was. We make sure if family is over with their dog that they both don't get food at same time. We did a home visit through FaceTime. We really enjoyed all the people that we met. I'm so glad we found him. He means everything to our family. We just love him lots. I'm so glad they saved him.

We adopted Tucker which turned out to be Macy (a girl) Wednesday, October 26th. We were told by the…read morefoster that we would get a follow up from someone in the foster as well as a medical record, proof of purchase, and coupon for a nearby pet store, but we never did. Anytime we had a question we had to reach out to the rescue. We never had to go through a home evaluation or anything like that which we thought was strange but moved on since we already had our new baby. By Friday morning Macy started throwing up which we thought was just a food change or anxiety from being away from her sibling. Saturday she was doing better so we didn't think much of it. By Sunday morning she couldn't keep anything down so we decided to rush her to the nearest ER. We called the rescue because our poor Macy had parvo. We were told there was another vet that could give her a shot and fluid for around $250 but we were paying the same amount so we stayed at the hospital we were at. We began home treatment but her little body could not fight the disease on her own. On Monday she was getting worse so I called the rescue which referred us to the Banfield hospital inside the Frisco petsmart, but they were unable to help so I rushed her to a hospital in Garland for treatment. Macy unfortunately passed away after fighting for her life around 5:30 am Tuesday morning. I was not informed of her passing until 10:30 am after calling the hospital multiple times for an update. I was also unable to get her body for cremation as the city picked up the body. We were told that we would get our adoption fee back and we could choose a new dog if we wanted. When we told the rescue that we didn't want to bring another puppy into our home because the virus can live for over a year. We did express that we would like our adoption fee back as we had spent over a thousand dollars within her short 5days of living with us. The rescue no longer answered our calls or replied to our text messages. I wish I could say that we had a great experience like many of the others have but honestly the entire experience has left a sour taste in my mouth about purchasing a dog from a rescue. I just wish we still had our baby girl but we were blessed to get to love her for those short 5 days!

I've gotten two cavaliers from Sarah. A Tri-color Lucy and 5 months later we got a Ruby named…read moreSadie. She had them both pretty much potty trained when we got them at 8 weeks. They were socialized as well ! Sarah and her family spend so much time with their babies until they let them go home with you. Best breeder around !!!

We adore our new puppy! A gift for our daughter, who has been begging for a puppy for about a…read moredecade! We wanted this breed or similar. Thanks to friends through FB, got connected to Sarah and she didn't have any pups at the time but kept us updated and when this litter was born we were the first to jump at the chance to make a selection. Sarah kept us informed with every vet visit and often provided great photos and even videos of his growing cuteness! Thoroughly amazed at him being mostly potty trained at 8 weeks. Sarah's information and directions made it easy for us to transition him to our home and for the potty training to be complete within just a few weeks. Our first indoor pet and couldn't be any happier thanks to Sarah's guidance and support!!!!

Have taken 5 classes in the past year . Open minded and kind in their training . Helped bring my…read morereactive GSD to a more calm dog that can pass all basic obedience skills required by the AKC . Thanks Mary and Doris and their German Shepard People John & Cheryl for helping Schatzi !

We rescue shelter dogs and have taken many dogs over 13 years to Evansville Obedience Club for…read moretraining. The skills they learn in basic obedience make a huge difference to our adopters. No matter what issue you may be having, there is an instructor to remedy the behavior with positive and effective training. We have had so many different instructors and each one was willing to work individually with each dog to bring out the best in them.

From the moment we walked in the lady was polite and asked us what we needed. My wife explained…read more And she started asking all the right questions to be able to help. She could have sold us the store. But she only sent us home with what we needed. And gave us an education. I had tanks a long time ago. But we had a hook up. It was a guy who did aquariums for a local business. So our stuff was always awesome. So I was spoiled back in the day. And to find someone with this kind of an expert shop and advice is a relief. We will be back. I plan on doing my 120 gallon tank and that will need a lot of planning. And this place is my new go to.

Sales lady dropped our Beta tank putting it into the bag and when we got home to put our brand new…read moreBeta fish in the tank, it was cracked and spilled water everywhere.