Fetch a Pet

Mar 10th, 2024

By far the best pet shop ever
Feb 23rd, 2024

Feb 19th, 2024

Got a beautiful AKC pup from Fetch a Pet. 2 years old now! No one compares to this place. Anybody giving a bad review has never been in this store or just completely wrong. @Tom D regarding Ashley and the Spam Fam HAHAHAHA - You are 100% CORRECT and I'm sure they'll report your post but this girl got taken for a 7K ride because of a false positive that the vaccines cause.
Feb 8th, 2024

I am supporting Fetch a Pet and all state regulated pet stores. These places care about their pets and although they are businesses, they are also very personal to the people who work there. Pet stores are actually hard to find but necessary to help licensed breeders find homes for them across the country that would otherwise be unavailable. Any good pet store will have paperwork to prove that the breeder has been inspected and therefore complying with all local and state regulations. Without pet stores, the options to buy puppies are lacking including being overwhelmed by scams online - meaning the prices would skyrocket. If you think 2-3K is expensive, just wait until private breeders, MSPCA, ASPCA or PETA are your only options. If you actually want proof, take a look at the IRS documents of the top 10 earners for the "non-profits" - well over 1 million dollars each at the top of the list. They definitely care about their salaries but I'm not sure most have even touched a dog let alone cleaned up after one. Please stop taking on an agenda to hate pet stores just because of Sarah McLachlan and 20 year old sad puppy pictures. The term "Puppy Mill" was derived by these people to tear at the hearts of their contributors. There are bad places in this world but they are not affiliated with state regulated pet stores. Also, the amount of money that "non-profits" have spent on advertising would save every dog in the country 10 times over. A final difference between pet stores and those places is that the pet stores actually pay reputable breeders, pay for transportation, pay rent, pay utilities, pay their employees, etc. etc. etc. They give back to the economy. It is a proven fact that the non-profits pay unlicensed kennels for their dogs and sell them for a profit. They are the bigger problem. Rescuing dogs from shelters should be a priority for those families that are able to get through the adoption requirements. Some people would actually just like a pup with a healthy start and paperwork noting vaccinations, health certification and registration information. Thank you for reading! And, thank you for my soul dog Fetch a Pet.
Feb 3rd, 2024