Worst/Best day ever. I wake up, feed, and let my dog (Mikey.)out in our fenced in backyard and leave the door open for him to do his business and come back inside while I get ready for work. After getting ready, I realized he vanished.. he had dog a hole underneath the fence and escaped! We live in a gated community (on military trl 😫)with a cement wall bordering so I immediately start circling our development searching for him. I posted on social media and animal control website but nothing...several hours go by and still no sign of him.. then I get a phone call from his veterinary’s office so my heart drops. Coincidentally, someone picked him up and took him there to keep him safe. They were going to contact animal control to pick him up but the nurse recognized Mikey and called me immediately. Starting the day with one of the worst feeling to ending with my fur baby in my arms with made this a happy ending. I want to thank the staff of Dr. Angels for outstanding care and quality service..and the good samaritan/amazing person who took him in and made sure he was safe. There is still good in humanity. Read Less

Took Riley the Wonder Wheaten for a grooming this week. Best haircut in a long time. Friendly staff. Very professional. Will be boarding him in a few weeks for a long weekend. Will also be taking him there for his next check up. Read Less

Saw Dr Mann today having dealt with an adopted greyt/lab/retriever mix on Easter Sunday. She began demonstrating true fear- aggression. I have owned 24 K-9's, trained 3 into service for myself, chairbound 18 yrs now, awa 14 for the men & women returning from overseas w/permanent disabilities. I'm not certified, I consider it a gift from God & as I will be 70 y/old in a matter of days now, & given the fact both myself awa a personal trainer are in agreement re: her potential, failure is not an option. I'm determined to love awa train her to her potential as I see how bright she is, most likely abandoned by a death, picked up on the streets and in a shelter for 11 days. She was kenneled w/a beautiful pitty, I was assured that she got along with other k9's-.& I spent 45 mins alone assessing her & went fwd w/adoption. Once home, inside, loving, would sit, paw or hi five, down, roll over, off, but clearly not leash trained, so either she had a run or fenced yard area. She allowed me to pull up on her, held me steady and was loving & playful. Underweight, malnourished, now a healthy weight. Not afraid of a lg. specialized power chair, a bonus as well. Open the door and she's a maniac! Barking at nothing, highly reactive to bird's bugs, geico's and thunderphobic. Valium, benydryl, Tramadol... no more a remedy than the man in the moon! First time I ever had a personal trainer, 7 sessions later, following her direction vigilantly. Progress in training, not@ home. By now I am becoming stressed and sought out this vet. I found his staff friendly, warm and welcoming as did she. Dr Mann spent a lot of time with me and my CNA. Found my dog to be healthy and she responded well to him. THIS IN AND OF ITSELF, IS A PRIORITY for me as her mistress. Having discussed behavioural matters, he did ask if I had considered this was not the right dog for me I'm grateful for my choice in this new vet, found him to be compassionate and caring. He prescribed medication for her & told me to call him asap if I saw any side effects other than promising. I would highly recommend this establishment, the Dr and staff. Now I pray we have found a remedy for my precious K-9. It's clean and impressive, another priority all should consider. I am D. Corrieri and proud to be giving this review, which btw, is not common for me. I'm going to ask for prayer awa possitive energy to come our way! Read Less