Operation Freedom Paws

Rachel Robert

Its really disappointing how I can't give this review negative stars. My dog- a absolute fluffy sweetheart was rejected from the boarding services after they insisted on training beforehand which we completed and after his trainer repeatedly assured the organization owners that he was fine, they still did not agree to board him. The best part about our experience was the reason he was rejected- his hair was standing up. My naturally poofy dog's hair was standing up...

vincent reyes

Freedom paws took my dads (a Vietnam Vet who served from 1968-1970, also is 100% disabled),dog Reeces away, knowing my dad had his teeth removed had triple bypass, he had a stroke back in May, reeces wasn't responding to me, she wasn't eating when my dad wasn't around, my family notified freedom paws, we were told that they would take care of reeces until my dad got well, what they did not tell us. Is that they were actually intended to take my dads service dog away and they did. The founder/manager was really nasty and disrespectful about the whole situation. My dad has been in severe distress ever since Operation Freedom Paws aka Indian givers, has taken my dads dog away!! Operation Freedom Paws doesn't deserve government funding!!!

Frank Perez

Thank you for hosting todays Easter egg hunt! The kids enjoyed it.

S HdeL

Wonderful organization for service dog and public dog training. Caring staff that take dog training seriously. Well-rounded training for dogs and dog owners. Trainees are broken down into groups according to level of training. At the end of physical training they provide a sit-down session of tips and information on dog handling, dog behavior, and answer questions anyone may have. Finally, they do “puppy yoga” where you relax and bond with your dog before departing. They have a therapist at training sessions that is available for anyone’s needs and also walks you through the Puppy Yoga session. I would highly recommend them for general dog training and service dog training.