Pet Stores near Mount Airy, MD

“I really like the store. I buy a lot of supplies for my animals there when they send me a coupon. I stock up on things. The employees are always very friendly and helpful. I enjoy shopping. They have a lot of cute things.”

“Recently bought a new mower through Sherrie - she was fantastic. She went above and beyond to help me get a great deal, and made sure I used every benefit I was eligible for through the TSC loyalty program. This was my first experience with TSC, and it’s made me a lifelong customer going forward. Thank you TSC and Sherrie for making this purchase a great one! I’ll definitely be back for more accessories for my new Bad Boy!”

“I am a volunteer at the farm and it is such an amazing experience to be part of. Helping abused and neglected horses find their way to trusting humans through love, safety, good food and attention is something to witness. Everyone's focus is on the horses which is exactly where it should be and the overwhelming result is that these wonderful horses get adopted into safe and loving forever homes. It doesn't get better than that ?”

“Long overdue review! Benti (red goldendoodle) joined our family in of August 2022 and we couldn't be happier. Tom is knowledgeable, caring, and provided a loving environment for the dogs. This last past year has so much sweeter having a new puppy around. My fur baby is healthy, well-socialized, and an absolute joy. Great with kids loves to run and play all day lol! I highly recommend this breeder to anyone looking for a new canine companion.”

“I’ve donated and volunteered there since 2008. Brian knows more about parrots than anyone I’ve met in over 30 years of animal rescue. The parrot industry is unregulated and lucrative and greedy breeders will sell a bird to anyone regardless of whether they understand the responsibility and work that comes with having a parrot as a pet. These birds live the lifespan of a healthy human, and since most of these birds are the result of failed homes, Brian is extremely careful about who adopts them. His requirements are stringent, but they are in the best interest of the bird. When you volunteer you not only bond with the bird, learn how to care for it, prove that you know what you are doing, and it really helps the Foundation. Brian is partially disabled and volunteer help is really important in managing a flock of almost 40 birds. Some of these birds have been abused, neglected, or abandoned and as one of the most intelligent species on the planet, their trauma has to be dealt with using love and consistency. Their beaks are sharp and if you don’t know what you’re doing, it’s dangerous to you and the bird. Brian is a true parrot whisperer who has really been able to rehabilitate the most traumatized animal and he is careful in rehoming. You can spend thousands on a bird or do the work with WPF and have a wonderful companion for free. Adopting a parrot isn’t like getting a cat or a dog and it takes dedication and patience all too many people don’t have. I wholeheartedly recommend WPF.”