I adopted a puppy from lotsa love pet rescue at the petsmart in waterford lakes about 2 months ago…read more Overall it was a good experience... I love my new family member so much and he is happy and healthy! The staff there is nice but quick and very in and out. I wasnt askd many questions before adopting, which made it easy on me however i felt they should get to know the adopter better. My dog when rescued had all shots was neutered and everything which was great! But he sadly did have fleas and tape worm (which i wasnt told.... I found out once we got out of petsmart and i saw him scratching and with dry flaky skin). These are cmmon and minor issues found in shelter dogs but i wish they would have been more open with me. They did let me foster him for the night to make sure we were a match- and we were!! The fee was very resonable at 150.00 but ranges from 100-350.00. Make sure to take your new dog to the vet no matter what! (They come with a free check up, sample flea meds, and tons of coupons to the store) Overall the staff of volunteers cares about the pets and i am very happy with my puppy and the decision to adopt. ALWAYS SAVE A LIFE AND RESCUE! Dont shop, adopt!!

She is a very good breeder we have purchased three of her Doodles over the past few years she never…read morefails to deliver the best puppies to us

This is a difficult review to post because I believe that Abby is really trying to save strays…read more When you first arrive at the shelter it is far from what you would expect, such as Pet Rescue by Judy in Sanford which has a dedicated commercial facility to saving and helping animals. You'll not find that here. Instead they are make shift cages and short runs, covered with the shade of trees or shade cloth, scattered about the property. Is it ideal? No. Not even close. It would be nice if they had a benefactor to help out, but they aren't even close to that level. The animals are cared for with as much attention and love as possible. The medicine and food is, I feel rationed, but they are not starving. However, they do have a hook worm problem that needs to be attended to and for the sake of the animals they need to make sure the hook worms stay gone from the soil. They need to sterilize the ground with sodium borate, treat the dogs that are infected and then pour concrete slabs to prevent the infections from happening again. If you are a concrete person and want to assist by donating your time and extra resources, please help out by offering it to Abby. Just pouring a simple 100x100 slab would do wonders for the health of the animals. The other thing I will point out is that they need to train some of the animals, which would help them adjust to the adoption process. The dog we adopted jumps and this is a trained process. Some one taught the dog that it was OK to jump up and dance with a human. This is a no-no. Dogs should not jump on anyone and teaching them to sit, heal, stay would definitely help the dogs get adopted. The animals need to be bathed on a regular basis, at least once a month since they are outdoors and in the humidity 24/7. The dog we adopted stunk to high heaven and even though I put sheets in the back of the vehicle the strands of hair left made the interior smell like rotting trash. It was ungodly disgusting. At the very least, wash the animal before pickup. It took a whole can of Febreeze just to enable me to drive to work with out gagging. We had to take the animal to the vet because even though it had been tended to by a vet previously, we were concerned about many different items. One was there was no dog flu shot, which was needed for boarding. Of course, the hook worms, and then some skin issues. We also had the animal weaned off the Purina products and put on Call of the Wild. We had to mix the foods and slowly change her diet, which helped out greatly. We felt that the dogs are under stress and the need to be walked more. They need exercise on a regular basis and that is wear a dog run would do well for daily health. A dog should be able to get more exercise and stretch their legs with a full stride. To what extent they get exercise is unknown but I didn't see a dedicated full dog run. We feel that Abby needs a benefactor, someone to control and organize the facility, but this is a mom and pop operation. It is not state of the art and with a lot of money to back it for proper functions. Abby does care for the animals and is trying to do the best she can with what little she has, but I'm telling you all this because you shouldn't be put off by not seeing what you think you should see. I saw another post about a dog that they adopted died after they took it to the vet. Yes, that does happen and I'm not sure why their dog died, but that is why as a community a benefactor would bring this rescue center to the next level. What ever animal you adopt from here, you will have to put in effort to rehabilitate it. You will need to take it to a vet to cover some of the problems and you will definitely have to put in work to train it properly. However if you do find a good dog here, adopting it would help the animal and your donation would help Abby.

I adopted 2 dogs from Abby's Animal while they were at the PetsMart on E Colonial. I first got…read moreLance and a week later I picked up Romeo. They are still with me today and I am so glad I adopted them. I adopted them right before the pandemic and they have so much fun going to the dog park and they love their hugs and kisses.

This place is literally a second home to my fur baby! Ms.Patty has given me so much advice love and…read morecare with. My journey as a Dog Mom. My child loves doggy day care here and also she gets her grooming done here as well. She has boarded here twice both for 3+ days and everytime she also came home with a refresher (bath) and a cute bow! I think she likes it here more than home sometimes!!

Hollywood Houndz is truly exceptional. My Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, is groomed here regularly,…read moreand every single time she comes home looking absolutely beautiful. Cavaliers can be sensitive, and it's clear the team understands the breed, her coat is always perfectly done, never rushed, and she's treated with such gentleness and care throughout the process. My dog child also attends doggy daycare here during the day, and that peace of mind is priceless. She's always happy, relaxed, and excited to go back, which tells me everything I need to know. I never worry about her safety or wellbeing while I'm at work, because I know she's being looked after by people who genuinely care. The staff are attentive, kind, and clearly love what they do. Hollywood Houndz isn't just a grooming and daycare facility, it's a place where dogs are treated like family. I couldn't recommend Hollywood Houndz Boutique Spa & Resort more highly. I am so grateful to have found them.

Just picked up my 8 month old rescued pup Shana after being enrolled in the 2 week doggie boot camp…read moreprogram. Not only did I get pictures and video updates during the 2 weeks, but when I returned I was trained on how to continue the desired behaviors learned. I didn't tell my girl I enjoyed a vacation while she was hard at work, but it allowed for me to see what a difference can be made when I don't let her get away with things because I don't want to hurt her feelings or make her think I don't love her. Love this company and their passion for what they do! 5 stars!

Just dropped of our baby JOE and he immediately made some new friends ! Very happy with the service…read moreand feel extremely comfortable leaving our doggy with this company. More updates to come ! After doing a LOT of research on day care/boarding we decided to go with a ClubHollyWooF bc we did not want to leave our baby JOEY locked up in a kennel while we were enjoying the parks in Orlando. I HIGHLY recommend using ClubHollyWoof to anyone who needs do day care or overnight boarding! The owners are sweet and we felt VERY comfortable leaving our baby. If you are in the ORLANDO area you will not be disappointed with their service! Attached below are some before and after photos

Awesome ( Paw-Some!) Business Alert Pet parents everywhere .... Run , don't walk , to become part…read moreof @clubhollywoofddc !! Our Freddie & Rudy had the very best time there while we headed out of town for a few days! Such great owners & staff , excellent communication, and most importantly the best care for our beloved pups ! Lots of activities , free open space to roam and play , so clean and just overall truly FABULOUS! Recommend x 100000! (& a bonus , by supporting Club Hollywoof you are supporting a local business -not some chain and supporting a LGBTQ+ owned business ‍!)

I really wish there were more than five stars so that I could give even more to this wonderful…read moreorganization. As the name says, they rescue Boston Terriers(BT) and find them loving and caring homes. If they find that the dogs they've rescued needs medical help, they will get them the help they need. I cannot say enough about how amazing the group of volunteers here are. They're never more than a phone call away and they've never made me feel as if I was being a bother to them. Please keep in mind that if you decide to foster or adopt a pup from them, they will definitely take all measures to make sure they find the right home for their dogs. For example, some dogs might need to be the only dog in the house while other dogs thrive with more dogs to hang out with. For those of you that don't know anything about BT's I have to tell you that they're a great dog... silly, funny, crazy, sweet, smart and extremely loyal. We now own our second BT and I can now say we'll probably be BT owners for life! They are run on donations and have several events through the year to raise funds for the shelter whether it be through auctions, BT calendars sale, and donations through their website. If you're looking to adopt a furry companion I definitely recommend you looking here, I promise you won't be sorry. If you can, please remember to adopt don't shop!

My female Boston Terrier Maggie went missing in 2018 under the Cocoa Beach Pier in Florida. I…read moresearched for her for approximately 2.5 years. I would cry myself to sleep every night praying for my dog Maggie's safe return. Thankfully my baby girl Maggie was microchipped. I was reunited with my dog Maggie around February of 2021 with the help of my best friend Nikki (who is starting a Boston Terrier rescue in Santa Rosa, California very soon) and with the help of Boston Terrier Rescue of Florida. Maggie was found under the same pier in Cocoa Beach where she disappeared. It was a miracle and I'll always be grateful to Boston Terrier Rescue of Florida for all that they did to help me get my baby back. Please always have your animals microchipped. If you lose your animal, always keep your microchip registration up to date, and please don't ever give up hope. Keep searching for your animal, don't let anyone talk you out of this important step in finding your child and being reunited once again. Please don't be confused, this organization isn't a scam site. They are run by volunteers and these volunteers help these dear animals out of the kindness of their hearts. If you find it difficult to reach someone by contacting this organization, just keep trying. If you need to surrender you dog, for any reason, please don't give up on trying to contact someone who will take your dog for you. If you cannot get in touch with someone at Boston Terrier Rescue of Florida, try contacting Mona Pants Foundation at www.MonaPants.com and they may be able to help you or they can possible direct you in the right direction of somebody that can help you. Not only will these adopted animals quickly come to trust, love, comfort, and accept us unconditionally, they have also been known to vigilantly watch over us and our family and give their own lives in order to save ours. Non Profit Organizations, such as Boston Terrier Rescue of Florida, truly make the world a better place. They provide so many amazing and deserving animals with a warm, loving, caring, and comfortable place to stay, and by finding forever homes for these animals, where they can go to live in peace, joy, and happiness for the remainder of their lives. Boston Terrier Rescue of Florida also provides emergency veterinary care to the animals who come to be in their care, animals that might otherwise be euthanized, or much worse, left to suffer and die in excruciating pain. Please know that your love and support, via liking, sharing, reviewing, and otherwise spreading the word about these organizations, such as Boston Terrier Rescue of Florida on social media, Yelp, Google, TrustPilot, Facebook, etc. all make a significant impact. You can also show your support by choosing to volunteer your time, by donating funds, by donating belongings, by donating a vehicle, by donating pet food and pet supplies (to support the resources needed when caring for these animals), by fostering an animal, really any way you are able to help these animals by supporting organizations, such as Boston Terrier Rescue of Florida, truly makes the World a better place, by improving and saving the lives of so many animals in need. Since many of these animals often go in life to comfort, assist and even save the lives of people in need (such as in the cases of our K9 Firefighters and K9 Officers for example), your support truly succeeds in saving all lives!

Not the best experience. My dog was in his final moments and since they knew they couldn't make any…read moremore money out of us they treated us like subhumans. If you care for your dog and you want someone to care for your dog, I would highly not recommend this place.

I LOVE Dr.Janosco. She is a great vet, my pups love her! And she answers my questions in a way that…read moreis easy to understand. I even recommended her to my other family members who love her too. Great with cats and dogs, especially pitties!!