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February 2024 by Michael Gegoski
The trainer's are very nice and they have a lot of Patience. I've found the right dog for me and it's great. Armi is her name.
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October 2023 by Steve Tris
This place is a fraud... they were just another charity stealing money from Veteran's for a tax write off... straight up crooks!!! They've been closed by the feds...
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May 2021 by L Ortiz
If you don’t get dog from them save the time and money. They are not organized. Unprofessional and lack sensitivity towards veterans. We had the worst experience and lost money, time, and only got a sour time with the instructor and management for over a ur. Yes, we had high hopes and they just gave up on our veteran and the dog we brought to them. Hope this helps and saves you time, money, and emotions.
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January 2021 by Bryan Flores-Rosario
Super patient and kind with Axel and us. Gave a ton of advice and wisdom which will help for the long run. Laura is super attentive and open to answer your questions with no judgement!
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June 2020 by Tati Williams
I am writing because I have dealt with you guys for over a year. I called the office and spoke to many staff members and have went thru training with 3 dogs which were all taken and given to other disabled members. I myself a disabled vet with a full time job was told on my last telephone call to Eva at your St cloud location that the reason you guys felt i didn't need a dog was because I had a full time job. Which was not on the requirements list. I have several text messag
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December 2019 by Jeremy Snobl
Doing great work unfortunately they are relocating.
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November 2019 by Nancy Morales
There is no other place where I would take my son future service dog to be train as a service dog. The trainers are very passionate to help the veterans and the kids with different abilities.
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November 2019 by Kimberly Jones
Pawsitive Action Foundation are excellent dog trainers, fantastic Service Dog trainers and are always available to provide support.
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October 2019 by Ashley Hawk
If they weren't so discriminate against breeds I might recommend them. But yet again another place that feels pit bulls are a bad breed. So terrible. Their trainer refused to meet our dog to evaluate him to be trained as a service dog for my combat wounded husband. Even though I am 100% certain he would have passed any temperament test they gave him. Wonderful with other animals, small children, other adults, never EVER showed an ounce of aggression. But no, she just wouldn't
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October 2019 by Michael Roman
Simply one of the best around for dog training and boarding. Norma and her team always take excellent care of our beloved poochies.
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July 2019 by Lily Brannigan
I have PTSD, 100% disabled, unemployable. I had an intake appointment with John Lowe. He asked me to sit in his office. I asked him to keep the door open. From that moment on, his verbiage and body language became negative and hostile. I don't need to start a relationship with an organization that's supposed to help me in that way. I walked out. I am a female, and at no time in my life should I be made to feel inferior or unwelcome simply because I looked out for my own safety.
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April 2019 by Candy Knockout
I was lucky to find out about Pawsitive Action when the nonprofit organization I'm involved with held a fundraiser for them. We got to visit their facilities and see a class, as well as check out the (adorable) puppies who will be future service dogs. Their staff is so friendly and they definitely care about the cause. As an animal lover with several veterans in my family, I can't say enough about how special and important the work that Pawsitive Action does is.
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April 2019 by Sprintex SPS Supercharged SXT
First started pawsitive action the intake process was great communication was good. Started doing classes was all good, though no one knew my name, but I called them by their names ( instructors and Norma). Was not getting any feedback on any training just please make sure you sign in and at the end of class and a see you next week. I would ask how they thought I was doing, never a real answer just more of a deflection answer and see you next week. The second class in Norma asked us to do a short intro on camera so she could use that footage to get donations. So I did that and kept coming to class.
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April 2019 by John Piotrowski
Not only visited but now getting a service dog from thier Veterans program. Highly skilled training staff.
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April 2019 by Anjuli Latchmansingh
I can't say enough "pawsitive" things about them. I am so grateful for their assistance to my husband who is a disabled veteran. A service dog will help him immensely. The staff, volunteers, and trainers here are knowledgeable and friendly. Their facility is off the beaten path, but it's worth the drive. Their animals are happy, healthy, and well-cared for. We are so pleased with this organization.
