I adopted my doggie there in Dec. I had a great experience. They were very responsive with my…read morequestions on adoption. Great experience. I encourage people to check them out . Wish I could give them all a home. Check out sweet boy Cosmo and cat Gus if they are still there. Thank you!!!

To the person who adopted Annie…read more If you adopted a brown chihuahua mix named Annie, I am her foster mom and wanted to you to know a little about her personality. please know she was very loved and she's very smart and knows many commands. She loves her little squeaky piggy toy to play fetch with. She eats Pure farm to bowl small breed kibble brand and bacon treats are her fav. She absolutely hates going potty indoors and if it happens on she will get your attention and wants you to clean it asap. So making sure she goes out to do her business is very important her. Wish I would have been able to give the new family her toys, clothes and just insight on the her daily routine and likes and dislikes. Now my review of the rescue and this is solely my experience with fostering for this rescue. I decided to foster after my dog passed away. They asked me to come in and take a look to see who was a good fit, but when I got there I was immediately given a dog to foster. I was rushed out of there and given the bed, blanket and a bag of food. Laura the person that runs the rescue maybe great with the animals but terrible people skills. When I brought the Annie home she was eating her poop which means she was being starved. We quickly corrected that behavior. Whenever I brought the dog in for an adoption event which for the TWO years I fostered her was only 2 events and one appointment every time Laura stated the dog was overweight at 18lbs mind you she was a chihuahua mix so of course she was not your full breed average weight but this dog was loved, spoiled and kept on a routine of a daily walks to the park and an afternoon walk on the block. She was getting great exercise and proper nutrition with proper vet care because I took on all the financial responsibilities of vet bills and the best minimal ingredient foods. She stated that fat dogs don't get adopted. If a person is going to say this about a dog then they should not be allowed to adopt at all. I never heard from Laura, no one ever checked on the dog. This was so weird to me because how is the dog supposed get adopted if you don't show her at the adoption events. They don't keep up with social media like other rescues. Commutation with this rescue seriously needs to improve. This was probably the worst experience I've had with fostering. The last time I took the Annie in for a potential adoption appointment, was the last time I saw her. Laura promised to upadate me and send a video of her with her new family but I never got that. I asked and she said she was not adopted but never asked me to foster again. I also hesitated to offer because it meant that I would have to continue to deal with Laura. All communication just stopped. They are so crowded but yet don't care to have fosters for their dogs. It wasn't until we checked the website recently that we found out the dog was finally adopted. We are sad that we didn't get to see her adoption and would never help this rescue again.

They are so amazing with my dogs great customer service very professional very clean and they treat…read moreboth of my large dogs wonderful and my dogs love them

DO NOT GO HERE!!! Find another vet!! If I could give 0 stars I would. I have been bringing my dogs…read morehere for several years. When they wanted to charge me almost 2000$ for a teeth cleaning on my Corgi, I took him to another vet and had it done for 800$. My other fur baby has been on a prescription medication for many years, and every year they make me bring her in for an annual exam. And I do. This year though, the doctor now says he will not refill her meds unless I pay for her to have blood tests. He said they are MANDATORY. When I questions why they were never mandatory labs done before.. his response was... I can have a " mini blood panel" (400$) done and he will prescribe for 6 months, but if I did the full blood panel (1000+$) then he would fill it for a year. My dog is almost 15 years old and has a few months left. I'm not gonna pay for these labs that are not necessary at this time in her life. So I did not get any tests done and was told he would fill her medication for 30 days, only to find out that he gave me 15 pills. I give 1/2 a pill in am and 1/2 a pill at night. They don't care about your pets, only how much money they can get outta you!! The staff has been very nice throughout the past several years, but it is very clear that the doctors are just trying to get as much money out of you as possible. They will try and force you or manipulate you into spending a ridiculous amount of money. Read the bad reviews, they all say the same thing... way too overpriced, to expensive, unnecessary tests. Etc.... The veterinarians at this establishment fit in well here in California, THE FRAUD CAPITAL OF THE COUNTRY!!!

Margaret and her HOPE organization are amazing. We had a stray cat come into our yard and have a…read morelitter of kittens. Once the kittens were old enough, we found homes for a few but were unable to rehome the last two kittens and the mom, and were unable to keep them ourselves. After calling numerous shelters in the area and being shot down, or asked to pay exorbitant amounts of money in order to "surrender" the cats, I reached out to HOPE. Margaret immediately started making arrangements for the mother cat and her kittens to be fully vaccinated, spayed, and microchipped. We fostered the cats during this time, then turned them over to Margaret and HOPE for them to be adopted out. Once she took possession of the cats, she took great care to be sure they were housed together until they can find homes. I loved that this gave them a better transition period, rather than being abruptly removed from each other. I am so grateful to her and her whole organization for their help and compassion, and know that they will take great care of "our" cats and find them loving and safe homes. I highly recommend anyone looking to adopt/vaccinate/neuter/spay contact HOPE. They are honest and caring, and will go to great measures to help pets already in homes as well as make sure strays and homeless animals are put into wonderful homes. Margaret, thank you again for all your help and support all along the way!

I emailed the rescue stating this dog had an owner for this husky that was in the shelter. I also…read moremessaged them on facebook. Manford was their dog. This lady wanted her dog Max back. I suppose that it's okay if the rescue takes your dog and rehomes it???? This situation really opened my eyes about Dog Rescues. I guess the people that I was trying to help get their dog back gave up without getting a response from this rescue. If this was my dog, I would have called the police on them. Let them know that they had my dog and gave it to another home. I even emailed this Margret lady..... no response. WHO ELSE WOULD GET PISSED AT THIS RESCUE FOR GIVING YOUR DOG AWAY.??? I dont like it that they have this power and no person to talk to that is in charge. They dont answer e mails nor the phone messages you leave.... this is BULLSHIT. Not a good rescue.... yeah they save animals but how can you get in touch with anyone?? Seems very shady to me. this Is why Im giving them1 star.

They got my dog in very quickly to induce vomiting after he ate a foreign object…read more It was a success and he walked out of there tail wagging and happy. They also called us the next morning to check on him. Thank you to the staff for being efficient and kind.

It's all about trust and vibes in terms of vets and this place, for me, felt off…read more I appreciated the service rendered but it was also an emergency medicine situation and my regular vet was closed; and it was close - they handled it, but it did feel like a high pressure situation from a sales POV. I won't return. Too many options.

No pups like going to the vet but my boy has gotten better with going to the vet since we started…read moregoing here. Our old Vet retired so we decided to go to Cypress Animal Hospital. We have a pleasant time whenever we visited. The Vets and Techs here are very nice and calming. I feel like I could trust them with my little one.

TLDR; YES, THEY TAKE REPTILES HERE!…read more However, I'd call to double check just in case your exotic may be of the super exotic sort, but Dr. Swindall checked up on my bearded dragon and is a beardie owner herself! I got recommended this vet from my friend who is a dog owner and as someone who loves her pets and does everything she can for them, I trust her perspective with my life. From start to finish, the staff and process has been efficient, easy, and smooth. It is stressful for regular people to go get medical services, can't imagine the additional stress there is for your pet, especially so if you don't have a common cat or dog. I called to double check that they take reptiles and they do! And to book my appointment. They'll ask the standard follow up questions such as why you're there for a visit, the pet's age, when you got them, and for dogs, I suppose breed, but for reptiles, they'll ask you what kind of reptile it is. I'd assume the more popular/"common" reptile pets would be accepted here (beardies, leopard/crested geckos, ball pythons, etc.), but of course, call to double check. It's a $50 non-refundable deposit when you book your appointment, but I understand since there's lots of people out there who need their pets to be seen, but this deposit is used as credit for the following vet visit, so it works out for me! Just know that you have to cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours in advance so you don't lose that deposit! But they will send you an automatic text message response to confirm beforehand and close to your appointment too. Also they take Apple Pay, yay. There's a small lot in front and the lobby has their own cute cat staff! Little buddy did hop over into a cubicle when some dogs entered the waiting area though. The lobby had some chill, lo-fi hip hop playing for those relaxing vibes, there were some books and brochures about various care/etc. for cats and dogs and I think a weighing station too. It's cute that they also have a wall of all the appointments of the day too! I didn't wait too long for my appointment and Dr. Swindall is AMAZING. Super kind, gentle with my beardie, Sambal, she KNOWS her stuff, especially since she's a beardie owner too. She's seen the things that happen with misinformation, neglect, and just simply not knowing and as she asked me about Sambal's diet, lighting, habitat, etc. it really goes to show that she cares about her patients. She gave great recommendations for Sambal's slight constipation, how you don't have to get the fancy expensive stuff to get the healthy husbandry for your dragon (check Craigslist!), substrate (linoleum but she's glad I'm not using coconut shells or pellets), and so much more. I mostly took Sambal in since his beard's been varying shades of gray (never black!) when I've gotten him and she gave the little guy a comprehensive exam for his eyes, nostrils, ears, mouth, checked his musculature, weight, and if he's impacted and I'm glad to say he's a healthy dude! Thank you Dr. Swindall for what you do and for the hardworking staff that you have at this clinic. I'm glad I'm off to a good start taking care of my scaly Sambalian son and that he's healthy too!

I can not recommend Last Call enough. We adopted Noodle (formally known as Nyla) from them about…read moretwo weeks ago now. We are so in love with her and we know that her foster momma and the rescue did so good with her. They were all so kind and worked well with us. We are so lucky to have found them and little Noodle.

The owner vaccinated my two dogs and clipped their nails. She was good with the dogs!!!read more

Very easy adoption process and the staff is really caring for the animals. They spay/neuter the…read morepets and vaccinate them for you plus after adoption you get several coupons to help make the adoption process much more affordable.

I am disappointed by my experience with Friends of Upland Animal Shelter…read more On a Sunday, I found a stray dog at my workplace in Pomona. The phone number on its tag was disconnected, and nearby facilities were closed and not answering calls. Because my own dog does not get along with other dogs, I could not safely bring the stray home, so I called Friends of Upland Animal Shelter and left a voicemail. Since the shelter was listed as open, I drove there hoping to get help. As I arrived, the shelter called me back and told me they could not take the dog because it was outside their jurisdiction. I understand that shelters have policies and jurisdictional limits, but the experience was frustrating because I had already tried the available options, made the drive in person, and was given no meaningful guidance about where to take the dog next. What makes this experience even more disappointing is that I believe I have donated to this organization in the past. I want to support organizations that help animals in need, so it was disheartening to feel so dismissed when I was simply trying to get a stray dog somewhere safe. People who are trying to help animals in need should be treated with compassion and offered reasonable assistance, not made to feel like a burden. Even when an organization cannot directly help, a little kindness and guidance can make a significant difference to someone who is already doing their best in a difficult situation. Update: In response to the reply, I want to clarify that I called the number listed on this Yelp page after already trying several other numbers, including Inland Valley Humane Society in Pomona. At no point was a distinction made between the organizations. I was also rudely told that if the humane society number I had already tried didn't work, I should take the dog to the Pomona Police Department and "make it their problem." Fortunately, an Inland Valley Humane Society employee happened to drive by, I flagged him, he stopped to listen, treated me kindly, and ensured the dog got to the shelter safely. My disappointment is with how I was treated by calling the above number while trying to help an animal in need. I stand by my original review.

Mari took very good care of my cat, doctors are very patient and the place is very clean. I highly…read morerecommend.

I have taken all of my animals here for years and have never left without all my questions…read moreanswered. They've also helped us say goodbye to one of our biggest family members, Yoda. Loved the welcome signs in the room as well.