Tails of Hope
5 from 21 reviews
Lori Chiesa
I never knew this existed. I am looking for a service dog for my son. This was our first time there. It was a bit unorganized and the person we were told to look for was a bit frazzled. This was our first visit and was many months ago as they looked for the appropriate dog for my son. Finally found a dog compatible and go to the weekly service dog training. It is impressive what they do for free as all the people who work there are volunteers. They could really use donations and for all who read this please donate as they help both dogs and people but rely on people to make it happen. We now have had our service for a yr. He is an amazing dog. Coco's is the best place for Obedience training, service dog training and are in desperate need of funds, foster homes, and people who really would like to adopt a great loving pet
Charles Muskelly
The best training and facilities a man's best friend could have. They train from both ends of the leash.
Phillip Markert
Some of the most amazing and patient people I’ve ever met. Their motto, “changing lives at both ends of the leash” is totally true. I’m so thankful for the help they provided my family as we navigate learning how to handle and love with a service dog.
Rachel B.
Love this location and the people. We've had some struggles with our rescue and they have been amazing with her. We love day play for our dogs and we love the boarding option as well.
michelle chapeau
You could not ask for better people! They are kind, helpful and extremely knowledgeable! There is no way we would drive two hours one way every week if I did not trust Suzanne and her amazing trainers implicitly!!!!
GunnyG
Friendly service. The people care alot about the animals and get you what you need, not necessarily what you want. Trainers are extremely helpful, patient, and will work with you and your schedule to help you get the best results from your animal.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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