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    Jayne R.

    I drove 2 hours with my other dog for a meet and greet to see a dog that was up for adoption. I was approved for adoption on another dog but they say they do not hold animals. So I came early to meet this "Dachshund puppy" so we could be first. The 2 volunteers were very friendly and accomodating. Well when they went to get the dog it was a huge black lab that was returned to the shelter. Not a puppy at all. So we looked at other dogs. I met a little girl that I fell in love with. She was 8 months old and a Chihuahua/ Dachshund. She had come from a shelter and was about a day from being Euthanized. Well we got home and I made a vet appointment, did a DNA test and wrote letters to the owner and animal hospital that was listed in the paperwork. I got an email from San Antonio Texas from "the owner" which was her foster mom that said she was a street dog before her house and that she and her sister foster hundreds of dogs. This girl was housetrained with a doggy door and slept in her bed. She told them if she didn't get adopted she wanted her back so she was tickled to hear from me. She even told me when she was due for her next shot. I took her to the vet and he said she was more like a year and 8 months and not 8 months because she is full grown. Her health appeared to be ok but she has a medial luxating patella which means her right knee goes in and out and will need a $1000 surgery. My other dog had contracted Bortatella from the meet and greet. The vet said luckily i had brought her in otherwise it would have gone into Pneumonia. I got the DNA test back today and she is 25% Chihuahua, 25% short haired miniature Dachshund, 25% Pomeranian, 12.5% Cocker Spaniel and 12.5% other mixed breed. So that was pretty close. I've had her since August 1st she has found her forever home. As far as the facility it seemed cleaned. Crates have 2 small dogs or 1 large dog. The volunteers were friendly and let me go anywhere i wanted to look. They really wanted me to find a match. The owner sat at the messy counter/desk the whole time. Paperwork took forever with us waiting in the meet and greet pen outside (so hot). They just kept saying we'll come get you.

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    Here's why I recommend for babies and not only does my dog have a hard time sitting in her seat…read morewhen we arrive and wait our turn to go in, but the employees are the best. They're the best with my puppy dog and your puppy dog they're busy and they keep up they work hard, and long and smile they take care of our pets. We gotta work shop, and those pets can be pretty time-consuming a lot of physical and mental labor. They offer all kinds of amenities from treats to walk to grooming. to keep our pets, safe they follow the laws and there isn't anywhere else I would take my puppy dog to be cared for with the trust that I have in frrr babies. Chow Pennie Benavides

    In response to your videos you posted since you've deleted my comment and claiming neglect on my…read morepart. Well here's all the things that were absolutely false that you claim. And no, "that lady" was not put in her place just because some of your clients commented and believe what you said. And yes, hair can grow but you may have messed up his coat entirely. Get permission the next time you shave someone's ENTIRE dog. 1. This dog is 100% Siberian Husky. There is proof from a DNA test. 2. He is not even close to 70lbs. Try 54lbs. 3. His hair was ripped out behind his ears from brushing. No. The hair that was being brushed out was hair he was shedding and he gets hot spots that are treated so no. His hair was not ripped out by brushing too hard. That spot you're talking about was not red before coming to you. It was his normal skin color so whatever was done there irritated the skin. Probably by brushing too hard. 4. "Do whatever you need to do" was NOT said. 5. You may have been doing this for 17 years which means you should have the ability to say this was too much for you and a simple "hey, I'm sorry I don't have enough experience with this kind of dog to comfortably groom him" and a groomer who specializes in the breed would have been found. You were asked before the appointment was made if you're able to do husky's. 6. The mattes were on his belly and butt/back legs. That is what was okayed to shave. 7. The 6-8 week schedule was not addressed. What was said by your employee was to bring him back in 10-12 weeks. 8. As a business owner and the extreme measures that were taken, you should have been there when he was picked up to explain this. If this was your decision, you should have been there. 9. There is absolutely no way he would bite anyone. He is not an aggressive dog. 10. "Even if I would have sent the dog home, she [probably] would have been mad." You're not going to make assumptions on "what if I did it this way. You didn't do it that was so you don't know how it would have been handled. It would have been preferred to take him to someone who knows how to groom this type of dog and has experience with them. Because NOW he looks neglected like someone was trying to save a buck and shaved him at home when in fact paid $89. 11. A return appointment was not going to be made. 12. He is NOT neglected. He was brought to you, a groomer, because it is your job and you've made a career out of it and it was stated you groom husky's so that's where the trust was. 13. The mattes were on the BELLY and BUTT/back legs. That could have nicely been shaven to look somewhat decent. There was nothing wrong with the top of his body. That did not need to be shaved nor was permission given for that. Had the top been left alone, he would have looked fine for the most part. 14. The message you explained to your family member was relayed back and yes she would understand. Obviously she's going to trust you, and what you said needed to be done because you're family. There was no intention of putting her in the middle. 15. The shave job as he sits is awful. It's nowhere near even and it's very patchy. It looks like it was done in the dark or someone's clippers were about to die and the decided to do the quickest shave possible. 16. The only fluffy hair is on his head where it wasn't shaven. So to say there's plenty left is false. 17. He does absolutely fine when others brush and trim him with clippers. He doesn't cry even when trying to take care of the matted parts so for him to cry when he was there means someone was being too rough. 18. You're not going to judge them for not brushing? You're literally saying he's neglected. 19. I've stayed quiet until now because It was better for me to cool down before addressing publicly so I wouldn't jump down someone's throat for what was done to my dog. Yes, I'm angry. I cannot stress enough that he is not neglected. Because his belly and back legs were matted? Please. You're more than welcome to ask the vet about his health and condition since you've already requested records.

    Patriots For Pets - petadoption - Updated May 2026

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