Good Karma Pet Care

Jeff Mahan 2 months ago

Good people and definitely spreading some good karma. My dad went into some temporary nursing care and Chelsea did a wonderful job of taking care of his dogs. I would not hesitate to bring my own dogs here.

tanya jones 9 months ago

First and foremost my dog loves being with other dogs. She was at a boarding home in Ballard that she absolutely loved until they closed down. So I took her to Good Karma 2 times and my dog ran to the door very unhappy both times we picked her up. Not to mention the owner is all over the place. She charged us for a day of daycare because she said I couldn’t pick my dog up til they open at 10 but I wanted to pick up at 8 even though she was their she said I had to wait til 10. This place is awful and I would pray that no dogs are taken there. She doesn’t love animals.

K James a year ago

This place is filthy. I would never take my dog here but I can see their yard from my girlfriend’s apartment and it looks like a junkyard. I’ve seen multiple dog fights here as well.

Jules Logan 3 years ago

This review is so long overdue. If you're looking for a great doggy daycare, listen to me, you are never going to find better ownership and staff for a doggy daycare than here. They all loved my sweet Ada like she was their own pup, and you can tell they treat every dog with individualized love and care, which is so immensely valuable and rare. I became well acquainted with the owner and staff in no time - they're all very kind, friendly, often hilarious if you ask for a good story. Something that is also so rare is how creative they are - we still have every seasonal/holiday photo, laminated paw stamp, ornament, etc. They are all treasures we will love forever and we're so happy they take the time to create memories for us of Ada. I also love that they keep up on posting photos of the daycare dogs on their Facebook, where my mom would 'like' photos and engage with the staff in the comments. The place really became a part of our family and something to share in common with coworkers too. Until we had to begin looking for other daycares in Olympia I don't think I understood just how rare and lucky I'd been to be taking her here for all these years. No where else begins to meet the h

Josefine Kraushaar Edited 8 years ago

I don't know how I would have survived the last 7 months without Chelsea Bassett and the whole pack at Hound Hangout! I received a donated puppy to train as my service dog. Despite planning on this for over a decade, I was in the midst of a deep depression when I got him and completely unprepared for the bundle of energy I received. But the care and support my Charlie got at Hound Hangout, as well as the socialization, helped us both survive his difficult puppyhood. I transitioned to working full-time work during that time and knew he was even happier with them than if I were home with him. He is going to turn out to be a great dog, thanks in part to the calm, balanced and fun environment in which he got to spend much of the most vulnerable months of his life. I was also hospitalized twice in that time. I probably would have worried myself even sicker without knowing that someone as competent and caring as Chelsea was taking care of him. THANK YOU!!!