Circle Tail, Inc.

Best trained dogs up for adoption. Just got home with my new dog from Cirlce Tail, the second I adopted from them (the first was almost 20 years ago). The waiting list is like 24 months, but 100% worth it. Get on the list now, it's free. If you don't want to adopt in two years, just pass when they call. You might get lucky like I did and get bumped up 21 months.

I believe Circle Tail is a wonderful organization, but I wish it placed more emphasis on training service dogs. It seems more focused on finding homes for rescued animals (which is WONDERFUL, that's not a complaint!!!), pet boarding, pet dog training, and on raising funds for new, improved facilities than it does on training and placing service dogs and hearing dogs with individuals who are disabled. I also disagree with its method of boarding dogs. During the day the boarded dogs have free run of safe, secure, large pens that actually are larger than the lawns of some houses; but, this occurs in all "fair weather", without regard to high temperatures. At night, all dogs are kept in airline-crate kennels. They do not have nearly as much space when compared to what is offered by many compar

Wow!! Worst place ever!! Went online to sign up for training paid for the beginners training scheduled for July 30th. Never received an email or a call with information. Made several attempts to contact days before the training left messages and on training day left message with no return call. Disappointed, WAIST OF MONEY and time. Thought maybe they had my email wrong but no I received an email stating "Celebrating 25 Years". Not good business and I will be sure to tell everyone I know. Don't trust Circle Tail and take your dog somewhere else

I love everything about this organization. I was a former inmate at ORW and had the opportunity to work with so many of the dogs that were trained there. I appreciate the skillset that is given to so many women through this program because not only is it a lucrative trade that easily transfers to the real world once you are released from prison, but it is immensely gratifying to see all the hard work you put into training these dogs until the point of them being placed with their partners and the profound impact it has on their life afterwards. Please, if you can, donate to this cause it greatly affects so many people.

When I tried to filled out an application to get a service dog, I couldn't go into detail about my health issues. The following day, I called their office and the secretary was extremely rude, never emailed me the extension of the application, and said based on my application I wouldn't be eligible (so basically went ahead and determined that I wasn't getting a service dog instead of letting me go through the process). I am so happy I chose a different organization!