Just be aware that this facility is a business and business is about keeping costs low and profits high. Puppies are rather expensive ($250) and are not as healthy as they should be for that price. I just adopted a chihuahua mix and took it to my own vet. It has a heavy load of roundworms (even tho' Kritter Kamp says they wormed it) as well as coccidia. Also started coughing shortly after I got it home...vet thinks it's kennel cough. Be ready to. I got some paperwork w/ the pup that shows they got it from an animal control shelter -- the adoption fee was only $25 ! Kritter Creek had the pup for two weeks and the price went from $25 to $250! And don't think it's the cost of a spay (which had not been done yet). A small breed spay can be had for as little as $20. Mind, many so called rescue organizations make this kind of profit. It truly is just a business. But, hey!, the selection of pups was great.

Has personally threatened two of my friends with not returning their dogs back to them. This person by the way happens to be the owner, and bravely flaunts this fact while insulting customers. Everyone in this company has an attitude towards customers, They do not respond to emails, and do not give much information on their actual company, or why its ran in someone's backyard..They also Do not treat animals compassionately. I do not have pets of my own, but I assure you, I would not bring them here. Just a TIP: The prices are cheaper ( as listed online) than other dog kennels in the area, and YOU CAN GUESS WHY.