We had a fun experience with a short term foster dog while in town for New Year's. We regularly…read morestay in a dog friendly Airbnb every December and the owner was happy for a shelter dog to be pampered at her place. I completed the foster application online a couple of weeks before our trip, the adoption manager immediately called me and reviewed which dogs might be a good fit, and once in Ukiah we went to the shelter & were introduced to 2 senior male dogs (Sully and Kimber). We decided to do a short term foster with Kimber who was easier to walk and knew a few commands. The manager provided us plenty of food & treats along with emergency instructions, and the Airbnb owner had already provided dog beds & bowls (otherwise I am sure the shelter could have loaned them). Kimber was a very chill dog and we would definitely do another short term foster during our next trip. Recommended for adoption, lots of sweet animals like Kimber looking for a home. Update 1/13/26: the Airbnb owner adopted Kimber after we introduced them to each other!

Mendo Moto Den The best place for your motorcycle !…read more All you can ask for tires service whatever you need !

In 2021, we brought home a Great Dane puppy named Enzo. As he grew we quickly realized he had…read morereactivity issues. We worked with several trainers over several months and while Enzo picked up new commands we couldn't quite crack his reactivity issue. At 130lbs, it was becoming problematic to have him jump, bark and lunge at people and dogs. We got anxious every time we went out for a walk. Luckily, we found MendocinoK9 and Alexia. Enzo had stayed with Alexia while we were out of town before, but after Theo (Refined K-9) did an assessment she recommended Enzo do a 4-6 week board and train with Alexia since she is used to working with extra large dogs. Getting Enzo out of his element would help him learn the skills he needed more quickly, Theo said. So we gave it a shot. We dropped him off a few weeks later. Alexia quickly realized what others had missed. Enzo was a confident working dog in need of a purpose and some impulse control. She adjusted his workout routine to include a daily treadmill run and taught him to bark on command. She took him to new places and he got lots of practice being calm at the beach, the park, the hardware store, etc. We got pictures, videos and updates along the journey. Alexia also met with us a few times to teach us the new commands, learn proper leash pressure, and get some social time with our big boy. It was clear Alexia loves all the pups she works with and cares about her craft. Enzo came home five weeks later a happier, more well behaved dog. Enzo checks in with us when he sees a dog instead of freaking out and we can walk past people on the sidewalk without issue. We are currently in the process of reinforcing the foundation Alexia put in place and there is still more training to be done. Enzo isn't perfect (we aren't ready for crowded places and small dogs still get him excited) but we know his triggers now and we aren't anxious every time we leave the house. Eventually, we're hoping put his confidence to good use and try obedience competitions. I would highly recommend Alexia for anyone looking for an empathetic and experienced dog trainer! And Enzo can't wait to hang out with Alexia again the next time we go out of town. :)

Cheyanne had her toenails clipped for the first time since I have had her (Dec 2025)…read more The lady's name that starts with a D. She was fantastic to me and to Cheyanne. Cheyanne didn't care about her feet at all, but she didn't care for the grinder for her front side claws.... But she was very patient and she got out of the van and had her tongue out and looks like she was smiling. We went to Grocery Outlet and got a bag of duck jerky (awesome-only 3 ingredients.... But do not buy the chicken jerky off the internet) !!!! Then we went and ran at Costco field and she was showing off to her friends that she got her nails trimmed. Yes you can go somewhere else and do it yourself shampoo..... but it is a lot of work !!! Pooch's Pawlor does the shampoo and a trim... included. I think I will only give Cheyanne about (2) baths a year.... I don't think it is very healthy to do it unless a situation comes up. Please support this business. (I have gone to another business here in Ukiah..... I would not recommend taking there at all). A person that has stole my car-or that smashed my windshield.... I would still even telll "those 2 people" .... to call Pooch's and have them drive to your house ! A+++++++

Dagen was amazing with our 2 elderly dogs. They were calm after grooming and looked so good!! Very…read morehappy with the service they provided. We'll definitely book with them again! Thank you Dagan, wonderful job!

I adopted a rescue dog who was extremely skittish and had a variety of behavioral issues that I had…read morenot been able to change. I was referred to Kyree at Wild Dog Down. She met with us and taught me how to work with my dog, using a completely positive approach to address the various behaviors. Kyree taught me how to communicate to my dog that I am the kind of leader that she wants to follow. My dog has made a huge turn-around - and much faster than I ever imagined. I highly recommend Kyree. She was amazing!!

Wild Dog Down is THE way to go if you have a dog that jumps on strangers, begs from your table,…read morebarks way too much, chews your furniture, is depressed, anxious, etc. I contacted Kyree when my newly adopted dog turned "Kujo" on me. In a very short time he became so vicious that I feared I wasn't going to be able to keep him. Kyree stepped in and immediately was able to assess what was going on. I needed to be a good leader for my dog. Using compassion, care and a calm approach, Kyree helped me become the leader that my dog needed. In just a few hours I had the tools I needed so that my dog could relax and be the happy, friendly, sweet dog I knew he could be. With Kyree's support and on-going consultation I was able to convince my dog that I was a good leader. DO NOT hesitate to contact Wild Dog Down for any dog training need. You won't be disappointed!

they really care about animals and are a great service to the community . They have a list of…read moreresources also

We adopted our dog (a purebred toy poodle) from the Humane Society for Inland Mendocino County in…read more2018, as we had recently put our 17 year old poodle to sleep. Everyone was so supportive of our decision. Since that time, my husband and I have begun volunteering at the shelter and have gained a much greater appreciation for what they do there. The staff and all the volunteers are completely committed to helping every animal find their forever home. The facility is a 5 acre open air pens for the dogs and a free roaming building for the cats. This shelter is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization which is run entirely by donations. You can't go wrong adopt and supporting this organization.

Started doing business there a couple months ago, went in with my Bulldog, I pretty much buy her…read morewhatever she wants, we've been going there weekly spending aprox $40 or so each trip, she picked out this $125 dog bed for the car, we love it, good choice girl! so, I've been purchasing these pup cups in the cups & the whip cream cans, and "yes" I read the can... wait 24hrs before using, I actually waited longer, a couple of days, and very little came out. I took it back to get it replaced, and the nice young lady had to call her manager, my dog and I were looking for a harness, and I needed a few other things, she hung up the phone and said there's "nothing we can do for you" it's I think a $12 can, needless to say I was in shock, that they wouldn't replace it, and needless to say that they will never get another penny from me again! good customer service goes ALONG way

We were on the way to a camping trip and realized we'd forgotten a harness. Luckily this store…read morepulled up and is conveniently within 5 min from 101 exit. The ladies were super friendly and helped me adjust the harness to fit my dog. I was a little harried with my little one and husband waiting in the car and they had me in and out of there in less than five minutes. I love locally owned/small businesses that still focus on true community service like this. Thank you for having just what I needed.

An outstanding rescue specializing in smaller dogs, they really do an amazing job fostering and…read moreevaluating the pups very carefully. They have my eternal thanks for saving our wonderful Roxie from death at a high kill shelter in central California. She was the most gentle, sweet and insightful dog, and as difficult as it has been to lose her I am so thankful to have had her for the time we did.

If this is the same rescue that was based in Orange, CA in 2005, and then relocated to MN for a…read morewhile, I have a boatload of praise for these people. I am happy to say that Ricky, the apricot and white Malti-poo who was rescued with his sister (Lucy--of course) is still very much alive. He is a wonderful little guy and I feel so fortunate to have adopted him 12 years ago (when he was about a year old. I support rescues with contributions when I'm able to make them. Little Bow Wow is superb.

They get 5 stars from me. She got 2 fox tails out of my little dogs ear. And found his teeth were…read morereal bad. Had a bad absent in 2 back teeth which she pulled. So bad could have caused alot of internal problems. Poor little guy, they can't tell us so we didnt know. Of course it was pricey, but better than the other Vets. Thank you Jerri Your the best.

I took my dog to talk to some one about getting nails cut ? lady looked at me laughed said Jerry…read moredoes not need another customer because she has over 12k now sorry laughing at me ... I do not know what to do but seems very unprofessional and mean " I do not recommend this place at all