I tried adopting a dog here, and he didn't work out. The place smells so horribly of urine, and I…read moredon't understand why. I know they have very little space, but that doesn't excuse the fact that my eyes were burning in the office from the ammonia. They should be hosing down and sanitizing the place. The poor dog I adopted was so foul with the smell of urine. So, I decided to foster the dog because I didn't want to bring him back! He had an aggressive bark and ended up biting a child. I had to bring him back even though I didn't want to. The staff acted extremely rude to me when I did. Then, I actually had to pay them $50 to take the foster dog back! I left, crying my eyes out. That place is messed up...

Got my Nellie from here. Very nice people. They keep care of their dogs & cats…read more They let us know everything about Nellie. They also make sure every animal is going to a great home.

We took, Yogi, our 9 1/2 year old Goldendoodle for his annual vet appt yesterday. He was a puppy…read morefrom Molly and Noah's litter at Hilltop pups, born 8/27/13. He has been the best dog I've ever had. Couldn't ask for a better temperament. I just wanted to let you know the results from his exam and bloodwork. His vet says all his joints are in great shape, and he has a really nice low resting heart rate. She also says he has a remarkable set of lab results. Everything was perfect and in fact, impressive for an older dog, more like a dog half his age. I really just wanted to let you know how great he is doing and that we appreciate all the hard work you put into raising healthy dogs. FYI, we did get a second puppy from you when Molly and Noah were bred again. She's doing awesome also. Thanks!!

Well, we have a be puppy that we inquired from Hilltop 2 1/2 years ago and we are very happy with…read morewhat we've got. MeiMei has a very special charicator but she is just special and adorable. We lover her to death!

I had an opportunity to visit this little boutique on a recent trip to French Lick Springs Hotel in…read moreFrench Lick, Indiana. It is one of several small stores in the main hallway of the hotel. They have all sorts of items for sale for dog and cat lovers. There are animal coasters, pet clothing, baked pet treats, many different animal breed socks and pjs for the human owners. It would be a great place to go gift shopping for your favorite pet owner. Service was friendly and helpful. Prices were a bit high but they usually are in that type of store and I noticed a sign that said they donate a portion of proceeds to their local animal shelter which is good to know.

I love this place. They allow people to come in and play with the dogs and cats if you would like…read more And we have bough 2 of 3 dogs from there. The dogs are so amazing and they were not expensive to buy.

You know, I understand that a lack of funding can lead to less than stellar community services…read more This is a ridiculous farce of a taxpayer funded amenity. We have this neighbor who had about a million cats. That's an exaggeration. There were dozens and they were breeding like, well, like dozens of un-spayed and un-nuetered cats. This wouldn't have been my business except for the sad and pathetic fact that they were obviously underfed and kept spilling over to our property. They ripped through trash cans and hung out on my porch and clawed at my back door. I called Animal Control. I was told that they had limited hours and limited staff and that I was more than welcome to catch the cats myself and keep them until one of the few days a week that I could bring them to the facility. First of all, I am not going to capture feral cats who may or may not be infected with rabies or any number of contagions and hold onto them for several days until I can make the journey with said cats in tow several miles to the animal control facility. Secondly, it is not my responsibility as a taxpayer to do so. Thirdly, my neighbors should have been (at the very least) cited for not properly caring for the animals. Several weeks after my complaint to Animal Control, someone came by the neighbor's house to inquire about the cats. The neighbor denied having any cats at all. None. Not a one. The many cats rubbing against the legs of the animal control officer were obviously the deluded imaginings of a nosy neighbor. Soon after, the cats started to disappear. I am hoping that they were shipped off to friends, family, or animal shelters.

These people are the most greedy people I have ever met in my life.I was getting my dog out and…read moreasked the lady ( using the term losely) what her name was....She smart elic replied Mickey with an M...........Ummm I have a degree and can speak and write fluent english. Seriously who treats people like this? She is rude as it gets!