Dropped my dog at 5 30 on 7/6. Picked him up on 7/13 at 5 30. Guy in office said dogs did fine…read more Walked to the kennel to find my dog unable to stand or walk. Girl working told my wife he didn't eat all week. I carried him to the car and took him home. He never walked or stood again. Took him Monday 7/14 to be put to sleep. The vet at BAH examined my dog 3 days prior to his stay here and was also the one to put him down. He couldn't believe how bad he looked. I asked the office why they didn't call me. The response sorry they didn't tell me. I don't want a refund. I want you to close down. You have no business looking after people's pets.

We dropped our dogs off for a five day stay last week and when we picked them up our older dog…read moreseemed to be in distress. Plus both dogs stank so bad, I had to drive home with the windows open. My older dog is on medicine for an enlarged heart and another for a malabsorption disease. The woman who helped us picking up the dogs said that they did not give the malabsorption medicine to her but did give her the other pills. She said that she was not the one that did the intake (she was) and wasn't working over the weekend. I typed explicit notes on how much food, medication etc., the pills were organized in a pill container and I found that note crumpled up on the bottom of the bag with all their stuff. Over the next day my older dog was restless and panting so I ended up taking her to the emergency vet for treatment. She had fluid on her lungs and was put on oxygen and given IV treatment to remove the fluid. All in all it cost me $1,600. I truly believe they did not give her the heart medicine that keeps this from happening. I called and spoke with the owner who said he would "talk to the girls" about this and he was sorry. After thinking about this over the weekend, I called back and asked for a refund which I did not get. He said the girls claimed they gave her all her medicine, and I told him that I did not believe him. He said well he believed them and I was not getting a refund. It is clearly evident that I dropped off a dog exhibiting no apparent health problems and picked up a very sick dog. The owners really could have cared less about what happened. He basically paid me back with nothing but lip service. I will NEVER board my dogs there and recommend other do not use them. Side note: I live in Tallahassee not in California and I am not sure how my location changed.

They are fantastic. They knew my puppy after 1 trial meet up! She loves going there and the staff…read moreis amazing. Especially Sadie!

My husband and I adopted Kizer 2 1/2 years ago and he is a very anxious dog. When we moved to…read moreTallahassee and realized that our schedules did not allow us to be home to let him out many days during of the month, we were struggling to find a solution. Unfortunately, because of his anxiousness, Kizer is very particular about who let's him out of his kennel at home, so a neighbor stopping by wasn't an option. Doggie Dayz has been such a blessing. The prices are affordable and the employees truly care about the well being of each and every one of the animals that stay there. As an owner, I appreciate the flexibility of the pricing options and that they don't expire, since our days vary from month to month. Being able to participate in daycare has helped Kizer with his anxiety, not only in social situations but also with riding in the car since he knows that most of the time he is going to daycare. With their large dog area and small dog area, they are able to assess which dynamic is best for your pet. There is even a rest area for dogs that would like some "me" time. The facility is very clean and welcoming to both the dogs, as well as the pet owners. I love seeing the posts on social media celebrating the fun that the employees and pets are having. I would happily, and with full confidence, recommend Doggie Dayz to anyone looking for dog socialization, peace of mind and active care in the Tallahassee area.

They take great care of my dog, and they are extremely flexible with scheduling and changes that…read moresometime occur.

My dog likes going and the staff is friendly. Parking is difficult, appointments hard to get and…read morethe inside is a bit run down looking. I like it over all though.

I'm the neighborhood "fixer." Yes I try to take all the cats (mainly), and a dog once in a while,…read moreto get fixed. I haven't even asked for a voucher for several times and they automatically "fix" me up with one - or more free-fixin' vouchers. I hate that others have had terrible experiences, but do LOVE Animal Aid. Thanks.

Edit/update: Two weeks and 6 days after my Max's surgery, he gets worms... go to look up how long…read moreit takes for the worms to develop... THREE WEEKS. So, unless you're doing mass spays/neuters, don't bring your babies here until they clean up their operation!

Going on 10 years with NFAH. Dr Lindsey Steele is phenomenal. She treated our 3 dogs all with…read moreIBS; one with diabetes and a brain tumor, one with cushings disease, and one with hypothyroidism. In addition, she treats our two rescue cats. We could not be happier. In addition, we completed 3 ACL surgeries and the surgeon was outstanding.

Just not a good experience. The one that got her shots started hacking within a couple of days. I…read morecalled to talk to doctor because it was awful to watch - she was spitting up foam. I was told by reception they would pass info on to Dr. Todd, but told me it is probably a side effect of getting the Bordatella shot. Fast forward a few more days and it's getting worse. So I called again. First person who took the message said she had Tracheobronchitis (now I know what that is as I worked 4 years for a vet when I lived in Chicago) - aka Kennel Cough. Doc didn't call back so I called again - second girl I spoke to said I'd have to wait until end of day because doctor schedule was full. I just hung up - doctor called back and said it was a 'flu that was going around' - why lie? It cost me $90 for the meds. When I went to get the meds the girl told me that the 'kennel cough' would start being relieved within a couple days of starting meds. So that evening - the second dog started with the coughing and spitting up - had to pay another $90 for meds for her kennel cough. Here in lies the problem - both dogs are 4 years old - and have been boarded at other places many times. NEVER had kennel cough - or whatever NFAH wants to call it - but if you're going there prepare yourself for this. It's highly contagious and if they were to properly sterilize exam rooms, properly verify animal vaccines before boarding and properly sterilize kennels it could reduce incidents. My dogs have not been in or near any other animals since January. This was a direct cause of taking them to NFAH. I trusted them. Paid over $250 for shots, then another $180 for meds to get rid of the kennel cough they contracted at NFAH. Shame shame.

Can not even say I can give them 1 star. After losing my…read morebeloved Bearded Dragon Cheeto, because of total incompetence. Cheeto was a patient for over 2 years with no problems. I noticed she was not herself and had a cough. Also I had noticed a unusual breathing noise. Called Paw's and Claw's for a emergency visit. Had to beg for her to be seen. Was told there would be an additional fee to be seen because of over booking The vet was told about all the symptoms and assured me she didn't have a resp. infection. Her situation worsened through the weekend. Saw North Florida Vet., a X-ray was taken, she had a severe case of resp. inf. We lost her an hour later after 4 days of needless suffering. There was no concern from this horrible place. Do not take your bearded dragon to Paws and claws

I'm so happy to share that this has been the best vet experience I've had in the 6 years I've had…read moremy rabbit! Caring for an exotic pet, especially as they age, requires a vet you can trust, and Dr. Zanca is exactly that. She is incredibly knowledgeable and truly "rabbit-savvy." I'm relieved to have found a veterinarian who provides such amazing care for my senior bunny. Dr. Zanca took the time to listen to all of my concerns and answered every question with patience and expertise. Thank you, Dr. Zanca, for the exceptional care you provide!

Very thorough analysis of my pets and not like some vets who look for add on just to make money on…read moreme. Dr. Hale is great

When we started searching for Rocky and Lou's vet. I searched Yelp like always and found great…read morereviews for Cross Creek. Let me say they didn't disappoint. My pups are always well taken care of when we come in. They are very knowledgeable, kind and accommodating for us. We have a very anxiety driven pup that we adopted from a rescue and they understood that. They work with us so we can bring him in when it's least busy.

LCHS is the best. All the staff, fosters, and volunteers care about the well being of animals,…read moreopening their doors and hearts to many to provide the best life animals deserve. They provide community assistance such as a community pet pantry, community out reach, vet care opportunities, and partnerships to help remove hardships for pet owners.

The Leon County Humane Society is AWESOME! They have hard-working, dedicated, caring individuals…read morewho go the extra mile to ensure that the animals they rescue and put up for adoption are placed into safe and caring homes, where they will have companionship and love! My home was inspected, my yard was inspected, and the fostering family spoke to me at length before selecting me to adopt one of their rescues. I felt extremely honored to be chosen! After 10 years of caring for my precious Yorkie, Bella, she finally passed, at the ripe old age of 17.5 years old! I am looking to give another little furbaby a new home, so hopefully, I will be able to find a suitable rescue through LCHS once again. This will be the 3rd rescue in 20 years I will have given a safe and loving home. Our cocker spaniel, Roxie, also lived to be over 16 years old! Our home, without a dog, is just no home at all! Keep up the great work, LCHS!