Woods is a great place to adopt a homeless animal or just volunteer and make a difference in the lives of displaced animals in the community. The staff at Woods want to make sure each animal is placed in an environment that is conducive to the pet's happiness. This, of course, is to make sure that these pets, that the staff members and volunteers have loved, trained, and cared for for weeks (sometimes upwards of a year!), don't end up in the wrong family and end up returning to Woods. They absolutely care for the animals and being told that you're family is not a good fit for an animal should not be taken as a personal insult. Perhaps you have a cat and your pet-to-be is much better off without another animal to compete with. Perhaps you have young children and the dog you're interested in doesn't have the right temperment to be yanked on and messed with as curious children will do. These have nothing to do with your value as an owner or otherwise, but simply an incongruence in the animal's needs and the living environment that is provided by your home. All in all, friendly staff that really, really does want the best for each and every animal that makes its way into Woods. ...read more

Animal Care Clinic announces new services in 2010 to help them to continue to provide the up-to-date family oriented veterinary care that you and your pets deserve. Advanced digital radiography is now available to all patients. Digital radiography is faster and less stressful for pets, provides much more diagnostic information for doctors and allows Animal Care Clinic to easily share images with owners and other veterinarians. \t\n Dr. Greg Marsolais, a board certified veterinary surgeon, is now providing advanced orthopedic and soft tissue services at Animal Care Clinic. This means your pet can undergo these procedures without having to leave the area and while still enjoying the excellent medical support and customer service that Animal Care Clinic is famous for. \t\n For more information check out animalcareclinicslo,com or find ACC on Facebook. ...read more

This place is filled with awful, judgemental people who deny people who are willing to give great homes animals. They are very selective and picky when they should just be happy that someone is willing to give the dog or cat a home! They should not be aloud to make decisions about other people on whether or not they should be aloud to take the dog/cat home when they have no real knowledge on how to make that decision! ...read more