Milo's Sanctuary is an amazing animal rescue organization that specializes in rescuing special…read moreneeds cats. They have an amazing team of dedicated & compassionate individuals. I love Milo's Sanctuary!!

They do a great job taking care of all cats, and they look so happy.love them. I love their cats…read moreand to see how happy they are. .

The people at Paw Parent are fantastic. Isabell (and her sister) are very sweet, giving people. If…read moreyou don't have room in your home to adopt some of their beautiful cats and dogs, please thinking about monetary donations and giving them and pet supply to help save more lives. Check out their adoption list, they have a lot of beauties! http://www.pawparent.org/for-adoption.htm

Beyond grateful for this amazing Sanctuary started by Isabell. Her devotion and love for all of…read morethese special animals is truly inspiring I happened to come across her website after searching for a new cat or kitten for quite a long time. Then I saw Sidney's little face and fell in love. When I arrived to meet her my heart fell again for her Sister, London. They are two of the sweetest little Souls. We have 2 older dogs and after 3 weeks... they are finally comfortable and playing now. Thank you Isabell

Let's start by saying how awesome the girls at the front were. Especially Kelly and Cheryl. You can…read moretell there heart was with the animals finding good homes. They truly love helping the animals and it shows. All of the gentleman that we're working with the dogs outside were extremely helpful in helping me find and do meet and greets with the animals. I also met Nelson the lead at the shelter and he was an absolute doll. You can tell his heart is with the shelter and the animals. The shelter itself was massive and sooo many dogs that need to be saved. With all that being said you have to have one bad apple in the bunch and that was sergeant Matthew ( can't remember his last name but it was long) let's just say that was my only negative thing to say about this pound. I had an interaction with him that was unfortunately very unpleasant. Field sergeant Matthew was rude and came across as belittling and passive-aggressive during our conversation. Instead of being helpful or respectful, the tone felt dismissive and unprofessional. I truly support the mission of this pound and the work they do for animals, which is why the interaction was so disappointing. I hope management encourages better communication so visitors and adopters feel respected and leave with adopting a pet and not with a bad taste in there mouth. I would 1,000 times over and over recommend this shelter. They are high kill shelter but it's not the shelter's fault it's the people in the community that do not spay and neuter and treat their animals The way they should be treated. Thank you again to the staff that made it a pleasant visit and helped me find the newest addition to the family.

This Animal care facility is relatively far from Los Angeles, but worth the drive. A lot of puppies…read moreand large dogs are available and are kept relatively clean. I almost got a puppy, but he would have been a huge dog!

Went here after leaving the Lancaster Shelter. This place is very modern and clean and the workers…read moreare friendly and transparent about the behaviors of the animals there (it helped me to eliminate some animals I came to meet from my list). Met a couple of dogs but did not meet the one sadly. 3 stars because the layout of the place is strange. Some animals you can view right away in their cage/kennel, but many you can only see by having someone get the animal out for you. Just adds more time.

This places treats CATS like VERMIN. I'm so beyond mad at this place. I took a puppy in a while ago…read moreand they told me that they were full at the moment, but they could happily provide supplies for me if I could watch the dog for the night. I agreed because I don't mind taking care of an animal in need despite being a rental that doesn't allow pets. However, when I brought in a kitten it was a different story. I rang the bell three times and got ignored so I went to the front and asked if anyone was working there. I spoke to some lady who seemed annoyed that I brought a cat and told me they don't take cats. Not that they were full, but they don't take cats. I was in disbelief because what do you mean an animal shelter is not taking a certain animal? So I asked if they had any resources and she coldly told me no. Did not offer any supplies. No numbers. Nothing. Just a dismissive no. I went back outside and saw a girl bringing in a cat and I had to tell her they weren't taking cats. She broke down sobbing because she didn't want to give away the cat but had to. I then broke down sobbing as well because how can a place that's supposed to help animals be so cruel. I can't imagine how heart broken she would've been if that woman I spoke to told her the news. I am now a forced cat foster despite, again, not even supposed to be having animals in my rental. I'm doing everything I can to support this cat and find him a good home because this place gave me the cold shoulder. Never coming back here again

I purchased my baby from there in Oct 2017. We love our girl, she's absolutely the sweetest and she…read morebecame part of our family. Out of the blue in December, she became paraplegic and we had to have same day surgery to give her a chance to walk again. It's a $9600 surgery. Luckily she walked again after full on rehabilitation. But she injured herself again 5 months later. This is our first dog and I had no idea this breed has 1 chance out of 4 to get diagnosed with IVDD around the age of 4. I reached out to the breeder to get an idea if that was running in her family line and to let other families know that my dog had the issue so they can be proactive about it, most likely people who purchased a puppy from that litter has a much higher risk as it's genetic. Other people are going to run into the same issue, cost and major stress. They replied saying her parents were happy and healthy. No support whatsoever. This is a huge deal in my opinion and they aren't taking this seriously. I don't think I'm an isolated case. Anyone with a mini should take pet insurance at the very least we should have more information on IVDD from the breeder so we can be informed on the signs. If you don't get surgery within 24 hours, your dog will most likely be paralyzed. After surgery, she had to be 100% crated with strict instructions to manage pain with meds 3 times/day with food that we had to spoon feed. We were carrying her and holding her body trying to make her go potty. We had to have someone at the house 24/7 to ensure she's taken care of. Super long journey to get her back and she just injured herself again. Not as bad as she's walking still but it might be another episode of IVDD located elsewhere. I can't stress enough that the initial investment to get a puppy is just that.

I have the best doxie ever So happy with him. I wanted a short hair red as a puppy he was darling…read moreand heathy As a teen ager he is great

This is my favorite pet place for my trail dog! The staff is very knowledgeable and are always…read morefriendly, they really treat my like family and help in all the questions I have. They have truly made my pet ownership an amazing experience. Keep doing great!

This place is closed now they have moved to online deliveries now. Google maps still shows as the…read morebusiness open

Any person that takes time out of a their life to help animals is automatically superior to other…read morehuman beings in my book, thank you Jaime & Elizabeth, that is why I give 5 stars. There is however a caveat... when I met this rescue the person that gives their whole HEART and TIME to giving dogs a new life was jeopardizing the whole rescue outfit. How? By having her own dogs there, one of which is known to bite. In an OPEN enclosure. IF one of your dogs bites, have a sign up AND enclose the space! I'm sure time was an issue in setting up this display of beautiful dogs in need but DO NOT chastise dog lovers for trying to pet YOUR dogs that are in an OPEN enclosure. No one will ever negate you for bringing your own beautiful babies but for damn sure we're going to be pissed when you tell us not to pet dogs in an open enclosure at an adoption event. More importantly your rescue could be brought down in a split second by a litigious person who gets bit by an inviting OPEN corral of YOUR beautiful dogs. We in CO are used to very open dog lovers, but we are being populated by a different breed of humans; one person gets bit or forbid their child gets bit and your whole rescue could be brought down in a split second. If you ever need a pro-bono counsel to help you carry on your beautiful endeavours please respond to this review and I will find you one. I would rather not have to think this way but it is a fact of the world we live in. Your efforts as a rescue organization are superb, protect that effort with every avenue you have. Sincerely - a true dog lover.

Been in touch, application went well, everything sounded promising. Home visit had to be made,…read morebecause I was a little father than usual and due to her schedule conflicts beyond out of my control, Joy decided to adopt the pup to someone else without giving me a chance. I even changed my schedule to accommodate Joy's schedule. It's been months, but I think about the pup a lot. It really broke my heart and still not ready to look again.

We absolutely love this veterinary clinic and feel so lucky to have them! We bring all four of our…read morepets here (three cats and our dog) and every experience has been wonderful. Today, our dog had a dental cleaning and a fatty growth removed, and the entire experience was exceptional from start to finish. The pre-surgery check-in was incredibly efficient and organized, but what stood out most was how genuinely kind and caring every member of the staff was. They welcomed us with so much warmth that they truly felt like family. What I also really appreciate is that the doctors and staff are friendly and attentive even when the pet isn't directly their patient. Everyone seems to genuinely care about the animals and the families who bring them in. You never feel like you're just another appointment. We've trusted them with all four of our pets, and today was another reminder of why we continue to come back. Veterinary visits can be stressful, especially when your pet is undergoing a procedure, but their compassion, communication, and professionalism make such a difference. Thank you to the entire team for taking such wonderful care of our fur babies and for always making us feel so welcomed and cared for. We're incredibly grateful for you all!

On June 2, 2026, I requested email copies of the lab results for our female cat, Goldie. We paid…read more$200 for these tests and urgently need them to compare against current labs, as Goldie is very sick with FeLV and time is of the essence. After a full week passed with zero response to my email, I called the office. The receptionist informed me that the doctor had to approve the release of the reports, but promised she would follow up and someone would get back to me. It has now been three weeks since my original request, and I have still heard absolutely nothing. Withholding medical records that a client has paid for--especially when dealing with a critically ill pet--is unprofessional and deeply disappointing. We trusted AV Animal Hospital with Goldie's care, but their complete lack of follow-through and communication during a stressful time is completely unacceptable. I would think twice before bringing a sick pet here if you expect timely access to their medical history.

Many thanks to Hope For Paws for all you've done, are doing and will do you define humanityread more

Oh My Goodness. There are not enough words to describe the incredible work Hope For Paws does…read more They have saved so many lives. Hope For Paws will go out wherever they are needed. Could be 3 hours away or 30 minutes away they are always ready to help. I'm sure by now you have watched the videos they make during each rescue. I make monthly donations and only wish more people would do the same. Thank you so much "Hope For Paws" you are amazing!