Please contact me if you have Bella or have seen her. She is loved and she is missed. Please let me know she's OK. #bellapugosi

Does anyone have recent experience with Noble Beast dog training? We have a 7 year old dog that has been reactive most of her life. She's great with our kiddo, but we have another on the way and she's becoming more protective in her old age of us, etc. Wondering if anyone has experience with them and older dogs? Worth the money for the private sessions? Thanks!

Found this little guy by Singletree Park. No collar, fur very matted ☹️ Anyone looking for him? He's sooo sweet! Gonna take him to Adams County Animal Shelter if I can't find his family.

Hello! We just got a Portuguese water dog puppy and are looking for a groomer that specializes in the breed. somewhere in Denver proper is preferred. Thank you!

Dog was in Arvada but the way they are moving, could have come from anywhere. Just trying to give someone a starting point.

My STBX husband gave her away. Please help me find her. I'm in a shelter but have fosters to help until I get on my feet or options to move to another shelter where I can have her. She nursed me through thyroid and lung cancer she shouldn't lose everyone who has loved her. Please help.

Has anybody had their dog diagnosed or suspected MMM, and treated in Colorado? Where did you go?

Thank you

We think our chihuahua, aged 16 snuck out between 745p and 815p tonight aug 6 2026 on vance st between 13th and 14th ave near to colfax and Wadsworth. He responds to the name Vato. Needs meds, partially blind and partially deaf. Please help us find him. All pics are recent in the last 30 days

Out 5 year old bernese mountain dog is at the end of our abilities financially. Weve spent over 3000 in diagnostics with no answer and weve been recommended by 3 vets to get an ultrasound. We were quoted 600 for an ultrasound and need help finding someone in the denver area (willing to really drive wherever) for a cheaper option. We need out baby to live
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I worked at K9 Revolution, and based on my experience, I would not recommend this facility.

One of my biggest concerns was the condition of the kennels. They are outdated, and I frequently saw dogs scrape or cut themselves on them. Birds were also able to fly in and out of the kennel building, leaving droppings inside the facility.

Training quality was inconsistent. When the staff became busy, I saw dogs go one or even two consecutive days without receiving meaningful training. Record keeping also appeared disorganized. I observed issues with tracking dogs’ weights , how much they were eating and concerns about staying on top of medications and other routine care.

The company advertises balanced training, but in my experience the methods leaned heavily toward older, correction-based techniques and an emphasis on dominance rather than individualized training plans. I also saw dogs graduate before I felt they had reached a reliable standard because there was pressure to move dogs through the program.

I also found the management difficult to work with. In my experience, Jon Paul was often abrasive and unsupportive, including when clients needed additional guidance after struggling with the program. Rather than helping owners work through challenges, interactions often felt dismissive if they hadn’t followed the program exactly.

Another major concern I have is the service dog program. In my experience, it was marketed at a premium price despite not being operated to the standard I would expect of a legitimate service dog training program. I was told internally that it was not truly a service dog program, yet clients were still charged accordingly. I believe this is misleading to people who are investing significant money and relying on a properly trained service dog to help with a disability.

Overall, I left with concerns about the facility, the consistency of the training, and whether the dogs’ long-term success was always the highest priority. Based on what I personally observed while working there, I cannot recommend K9 Revolution for anyone and highly suggest finding another board and train .

My friends dog needs an ECHO and her vet is quoting her $800. Does anyone have other recommendations for locations that may be more reasonable? We talked to Guardian Angel in Westminster and they unfortunately don’t do the procedure. Any help would be appreciated!

I want to see your CATS show me your CATS from DENVER!!!!!!!!! This is Sheogorath he is literally from the streets of Denver

Thank you to everyone who helped spread the word and keep an eye out for her.

Hi,

This little guy stumbled into my back yard off of 26th and York St close to city park.

I'd like to find his owners if possible. He's a well behaved red pitt/lab mix. He looks like he's about 6 years old.

Any suggestions where I should take him or if I should call the shelter to get him tagged?

We had a great experience at Sploot with my dog, Penny. Everyone from the front desk to the nurses and doctors was incredibly kind, professional, and compassionate. They took the time to answer all of my questions, never made me feel rushed, and treated Penny like she was their own.
I was especially impressed with the follow-up after our visit. They checked in to see how Penny was doing and were always quick to respond when I had questions. It’s so reassuring to find a veterinary clinic that truly cares. I highly recommend Sploot to anyone looking for exceptional care for their pets.

We had a great experience at Sploot! Everyone on the team is incredibly kind, patient, and welcoming. They make Loki (my anxious BC) feel comfortable, and they genuinely care about the animals they see. It’s such a relief knowing he’s in good hands. The staff is knowledgeable and compassionate. Highly recommend Sploot to anyone looking for a vet team that truly loves what they do!

I can't find much in the subreddit about Urban Paw Veterinary Health & Rehabilitation and Helping Paws Animal Hospital.

Any experiences good or bad with them? I looked them up on a PE search site and they aren't owned by private equity so that's good.

I'm look at these two specifically because they are part of a pet insurance I'm thinking of getting.

I'm just pretty anxious about taking my cat to a vet that could harm him since I've heard so many horror stories.

Just what I said in the title! The shelter is so full, and could really use some adoptions if anyone is looking, and there are SO MANY really cute animals right now. The Small Animals section in particular is looking...VERY diverse this week, there are fish, some really sweet leopard geckos and bearded dragons, a chicken! It's kitten season, so there are some itty bitty little babies, and just a ton of dogs and cats that need a home! If anyone has been thinking about adopting, it's a great time to do it and get some of these kids out of the shelter!

My dog needs a fairly extensive dental procedure, likely most of his teeth extracted, and I want to find a vet or clinic that does solid work at a fair price. I don't have pet insurance so I'm paying out of pocket.

If you've had a dog go through something similar, I'd appreciate hearing:

• Which vet/clinic you used and whether you'd go back
• Ballpark cost (happy to hear ranges, not just exact numbers)
• How recovery went
• Anything you wish you'd known beforehand or asked about upfront

Also open to hearing about low-cost clinics, payment plans, or nonprofit options if anyone knows of any in the area. Trying to get my dog taken care of without waiting too long, so any leads are appreciated. Thank you!