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| - Not impressed. Rescued a kitty, and brought him in. They suggested I neuter and do vaccines and all the stuff we should do with the cats, so that was okay. The first visit cost $300 for neutering, two nights boarding, disease testing, and vaccines. I brought him in for the second visit which included boosters, and I needed to board him for a few nights. When I picked him up it was another $220, which is okay because animals are worth it however...the never used before, brand-new cat carrier I tried to transport my pet in (he would not get in)...when I got him back he was in it and there is vomit all over it and some sort of food, and I am pretty sure he was not well taken care of. After I dropped him off, they called me while I was already down the road out of town to my destination, and said "oh we're not open on Sundays." I said who takes care of the animals then? They said someone comes in once a day to take care of them. Well, my cat is Fed twice a day, as discussed at drop off. Didn't tell me this before i left in there. not to mention they charged me another $38 for an "exam" when he just had one three weeks ago. They would not waive this. I am 95% sure, my cat sat in his own carrier for four days without any interaction considering what I found in the carrier when I opened it. I will never go back there again, and I don't think they have the staff nor hours to care for our animals. They said animals get 15 minutes of human interactive day, which isn't even close to enough, I don't even think that was meant. But that's just my opinion after getting my cat back and seeing how disturbed he was. Finally, one of the boosters he needed, did not get done and as my cat is there freaking out because I'm finally there to pick him up and he's getting out of this hellhole, they said oh we missed one...should we take them back and do it? Are you kidding me?!?!
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