We recently used Helen's Helpers for our dog when we went out of town for several days. She came…read moreover in a storm and sat with my scaredy dog who was hiding under the bed! Service went above and beyond. She was reasonably priced and very responsive to texts for updates. I would use her again.

While my wait was lengthy and considering my dog was having an allergic reaction I felt a bit…read moreignored however my dog was given 100 mg of Benadryl by me prior to arriving. She had hives bad and was throwing up hence the reason we were there. The vet was kind but had little to offer other than reassurance that she would be okay and possibly a steroid which honestly at the point they finally got her she was ok from the Benadryl I gave. They were understanding and not judging me for still taking her in. She is my baby and I was very worried with the amount of hives on her face and neck. Just not impressed with the "emergency part" as we ended up wait hours to be seen.

This place is fantastic! The staff are all very supportive of the animals that come in and our…read moredoctor was very knowledgeable and patient with my dog who is very mellow in general but did not like shots or getting his ears checked. Also, if you have an anxious pet or even if you don't, definitely take advantage of the "happy pet visits." It's free and it helps your pet enjoy vet visits. I'm doing these visits with my dog whenever I am able so he connects this place with treats and positive vibes instead of a place he only comes to for shots or because he is sick. My cats don't really care, they just don't like the crates I have to transport them in and no amount of treats will change their opinions about that.

Raeanne watched our cat and dog while we were out of town. she was communicative, prompt, and our…read morecat and dog were so well taken care of! She even sent us pictures of our sweet babies getting cuddles! Will use again!

We had a $120 vet bill. They had to give him steroid shot and cream! Will not be coming backread more

They do a great job at making my dog smell good! My dog comes home with so much energy so I know…read morethey tame good care of hI'm. They are super nice all the time too!

My family and I had been searching for a new companion after my beloved dog passed away in November…read more2024 from cancer. I happened to stumble across a dog named Finneas through Foster Pet Outreach on PetFinder that I absolutely fell in love with. I immediately filled out the adoption application, and even though their application states they typically prefer adopters to be within a certain distance from them, I took a chance (we live in Wisconsin) and within a day I received a response. I got in contact with Finneas' foster mom (who was very responsive and sweet!) We drove down that week to meet him, and the staff was very helpful and answered all our questions, had all of his vet records available and even provided us some essentials to go home with. Two months later he is the best addition that I could have ever asked for. Overall, we had an amazing experience with this rescue, and I highly recommend!

The summer of 2022 I was strolling thru Petsmart and happened upon the most adorable terrier mix. I…read morealready had four dogs and zero intentions of adopting another but this dog just drew me into her orbit and I was a goner. Andi, my sunshine dog, brings light to my life every day. While talking to the rescue folks I uttered the fateful words "you know, I always thought I'd like to foster..." and that's all it took. They knew a sucker when they saw one. I'm happy to report, dozens of successfully placed fosters and five more foster fails later, I am living my best life. You'll see a few negative reviews here for FPO and I can truly understand, as it can be very disappointing when an adoption doesn't work in your favor. To that I can only respond that as an organization placing dogs whos previous owners have abandoned, neglected and/or abused them, we have to be highly selective in our placements. The animals in our care have already been failed once, twice and sadly, sometimes multiple times. Choices have to be made and because the animals cannot speak for themselves, we have to speak for them and try hard to match their needs to the adopter. And when a particular animal has multiple qualified applicants, someone will always be disappointed. Most are mature enough not to write a bad review because they weren't chosen. The organization runs on only volunteer efforts and donated funds. We lose money in every adoption because we spend extensively on vetting to get the animals in the best health they can be to go to their new homes. Our contract - which every adopter signs - states upfront our fees are non/refundable-which is the standard in the industry. And to Tim B, there was definitely a miscommunication. When you told us of your several upcoming trips and how you wouldn't be ready for a few more weeks/months to adopt, we took that to mean that while you were interested in the dog, you had other previous plans which understandably took priority over the adoption. Like you, we absolutely want what is best for the animal, in fact, it guides our every choice. You'll be happy to know this particular dog found a wonderful home. They also had vast experience with special needs dogs and even better, were ready to adopt at that time.

Great people and a fantastic job they did on my dogs. will definitely be back. I recommend giving…read moreKristy and her staff a try.

Dr. Brunswick is a very caring veterinarian. He takes such good care of my two kitties, never up…read morecharging or over selling anything. Just excellent vet care. I highly recommend him!

For many years, I've gone to Brunswick, and they have always had my pet's and my best interests at…read moreheart. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and truly caring.

I wouldn't go to Dr Kati. She is abrupt, cold and a know it all. Dr Taylor was the absolute best…read morebut unfortunately, he's gone. Dr. Malcom is ok.

I took my cats to Dr. Taylor for about 10 yrs, Very satisfactory…read more The last time i went in was informed he had left. I got Dr. Malcolm and was not impressed. I took my adopted shelter cat in due to a respiratory infection. Dr. Malcolm said he could give him a shot that would eliminate all resp.problems- $ 187.00 at check-out! A shock, for sure. Well it didn't work and when i called back, he gave kitty a 45.00 bottle of Clavomox which took care of it! And he charged me again...I don't feel Dr. Taylor would have done that. I will not go back to Dr. Malcolm. That's a shame because they are close to my home. Btw, I live in Illinois, NOT San Francisco, CA. Thank You