Hear from San Antonio Airport Happy Pet Parents

Camp Bow Wow

“We have the four sweetest fur-babies & we truly believe that we needed them more than they needed us! Through a series of events that I can only describe as Divine Intervention, we adopted these babies two years ago. Airport Camp Bow Wow has been with us since the very beginning. I truly don’t know what we would do without them. We trust them with our four babies & that is saying a lot!!! We are as picky about leaving our dogs as we were with our sons when they were growing up! Everyone at Camp Bow Wow always seems genuinely happy to see our rowdy bunch enter the door! Our dogs can hardly wait to start having fun!!! We know they are safe, secure & happy while we are gone, & that makes it easier to leave them. Recently, Misty told us that one of our babies seemed to have an ear infection. She was right. Lulu had a definite ear infection in one ear & the beginnings of one in the other! We were grateful that she noticed it & informed us about it. Camp Bow Wow gives our dogs the best nail trims (shhh…even better than the vet). Jess & Misty always give our dogs the warmest greetings when we arrive, and we know they genuinely love our dogs. Our dogs come home tired, but very happy, after spending time at Camp Bow Wow. Thank you for all you do to keep our fur-babies healthy, happy, & safe when we can’t be there ourselves. We ❤️ you & give you the highest rating possible…⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫”

- Terri Willeford

San Antonio

Camp Bow Wow

“I have tried to post a comment but without success as I do not have a Face Book account I would like to tell my baby's story and how you all have help both Max and myself at one of my lowest times in life. Tamara Westbrook and Abi believed in my boy and gave me hope. Max followed my sister Pam Samerjian and her maltipo Alfie home one day. He scratched at the door and we let him in. He weighed 35 lbs (now 67 lbs), had holes in his pads, was dehydrated and would not allow us to touch his head or sides. We tried to find a home for him but no one wanted him. I looked into his eyes and simply could not let him go. The Vet said he was about 1 year old. Since then he has stayed at home with Alfie and our mother who is now in a nursing home and Alfie died last year. The home had to be sold and now Max has no back yard or baby sitter or best doggie friend. When I would leave Max in my new condo, my neighbor said he barked all day long and that this could not continue. My sister told me how Alfie LOVED Camp Bow Wow and suggested I visit you all. I told my story to Abi first and then Tamara - who both smiled and said they could help. I remember when I dropped him off for his interview with Tamara. I burst into tears fearing Max would not pass his interview but Tamara reassured me to have hope. I threw my arms around her and cried. She called me 2 hours later to say Max has passed. I was so grateful I could not call her back for crying. Both Tamara and Abi were kind, patient and very supportive. They both seemed to understand what Max was going thru and offered various suggestions. Everyone at Camp Bow Wow has been kind and patient with Max. I can not sing your praises enough. Max and I are both a work in progress but with Tamara Westbrook, Abi and everyone else at Camp Bow Wow, Max and I have a wonder future together! Thank you - thank you - thank you!”

- Max's Mom

SAN ANTONIO, TX