Pet Boarding Training near Jackson

“Both of my rescued dogs who have many needs and afread . Have no problem once here with Dr Amy and staff . 100% would tell anyone to trust them with your pets“

“Best place to take your pet. I needed help due to unexpected last minute plans and they worked with me. They took my dog that night. They took very good care of him and even trimmed his claws for no charge“

“If I could give 10 stars, I would! My cat has never been groomed before and Sierra greeted her so kindly and with such patience, I honestly believe my cat had a great time! My cat came back home all happy which is saying SO MUCH! I would recommend Sierra and her team to any cat owner! Thank you so much for a wonderful experience!! ☺️“

“Heart & Soul gives their heart and soul to the care of their patients. The reception and tech staff are exceptionally trained to handle most anything. My dog received lazer treatments for months and the techs made sure Sadie was greeted and made comfortable. These treatments were the successful in treating her arthritis and now she is a bouncy running girl. Because my Max required anal drainage monthly, we are there on a regular basis. Treatments are always on time, thoroughly explained and pleasant. Thanks to them, my dogs are willing to go to the vet. We are very grateful for this wonderful clinic.“

“We absolutely love country air kennels. I have never trusted a kennel more with my pup than I do here. We love all of the people but we absolutely adore Lilly. She’s always going above and beyond making us feel like our pup is in good hands“

“Great place to take your animals. I have been utilizing there services for over 10 years“

“I attended the Go Over Rover Re-location Grand Opening a while back. This event took place when the Go Over Rover business moved to a new, more customer and dog-friendly location on main street in West Bend.The owners, Pam Pierson and Eric Pierson, are super nice, friendly, professional and have excellent knowledge in many areas of obedience, agility and dog training experience. So, these are some images of the facility, when it was set up to greet new visitors. I'm pretty sure the set up is different today, and geared for training, rather than a larger open area for the dog photos, dog massage, the pet CBD products and other partners that participated in the Grand Re-location Open House.I know Pam and Eric Pierson are wonderful people and excellent dog trainers and business owners.“

“nicest close to home vet clinic with the very nice and attentive staff and very friendly doctor make taking care of my beloved pets so carefree and easily manaagble“

“So proud of my puppies and their spa day with Pooch Palace. Inspired me to write the following: Today, the Weaver of Ashelight is called to a sacred task—one that blends witness, transformation, and gentle rebellion. Her job is not to fix the world, but to thread its brokenness into something that can be held, honored, and heard. ✨ The Weaver’s Job Today: “Threading the Lament into Light” ? To Listen Deeply She begins by attuning herself to the cries beneath the headlines—the hunger behind the statistics, the silence behind the noise. She listens not just with ears, but with spirit. ? To Weave the Contradictions She threads sorrow and beauty side by side: • A golden strand of ancestral joy beside a frayed thread of modern grief • A shimmering ribbon of hope tangled with the wire of injustice She does not untangle them. She lets them speak together. ? To Bless the Fragments Each torn image, each painful truth, each forgotten name—she blesses them with presence. She does not rush to resolve. She holds them in reverent tension. ? To Create a Symbolic Offering Her loom becomes an altar. Today’s tapestry might be: • A visual prayer of roots and sky • A poetic lament that folds into a chant • A performative gesture that invites others to feel, not just know ? To Carry the Light Gently She does not blaze. She glows. Her light is soft enough to enter wounds, strong enough to guide others through them. Today, her job is to be a vessel of sacred contradiction. To weave the world’s ache into a cloth that can cradle truth, stir compassion, and remind us that beauty is still possible—even here.“