Doggy Style Groom Room

10/14/2023

Update, he is going to a wonderful rescue!!

Does anyone have room for this baby I just picked up on 13th and Sheridan, I cannot bring into my shop, he is just a baby, I know one of y’all needs this baby. Looking for owners or rescue

07/07/2023

Update Adopted!!!

Meet Vinz, a female pibble, 44lbs, approximately 10-12 months old. Found June 24th following a man into Reasors on 21st and Yale. No microchip or collar, posted on FB and Nextdoor, no owners were found. She’s good with cats and seems to be fine with dogs, she’s very playful and sweet. Learning about the leash and car rides, she’s crate trained. I’ll be making an appointment for spay and vaccines soon. She’s having to spend a lot of time in a kennel because I don’t have time to focus on her. Looking for an indoor only home. Comment here if you are interested or would like to meet her. I’ve tried multiple rescues but all are full at this time. Please consider adopting her.

($100 adoption fee to cover the cost of spay and vaccines Also must provide veterinary references and have a fenced in yard)

04/04/2023

Please Act Now

PLEASE CONTACT YOUR OWN SENATOR TODAY AND ASK THAT THEY OPPOSE HB1792 WHEN IT COMES BEFORE THEM FOR A VOTE!

Urgent and Important Action Alert to Protect Animals! HB1792 seeks to ‘reclassify’ all felony criminal offenses. It’s a big bill (110 pages) and buried within those pages are proposed reclassifications for our general animal cruelty statute, dogfighting and cockfighting statutes, and our crimes against nature (be******ty) statute. The fines proposed under HB1792 for all of these important animal protection laws have been dramatically lowered! For example, our general animal cruelty statute currently has a maximum fine of $5,000 and under this proposed reclassification bill, the maximum fine would be lowered to $2,000. The cockfighting law currently carries a maximum fine of $25,000 which would be lowered to $2,000 and the dogfighting maximum fine would be lowered from $25,000 to $500! The maximum fine for a crime of be******ty would be lowered to $2,000. This is outrageous assault on our important animal protection laws! Crimes of animal cruelty must carry strong and effective penalties and it is incumbent upon us as animal protection advocates to speak out against this bill on behalf of the vulnerable and voiceless. We also know that there is a well-documented link between crimes of animal cruelty and crimes of human violence which is why strong animal protection laws help to also protect people. HB1792 is a dangerous threat to our ability to have meaningful penalties for those who perpetrate crimes of animal cruelty. HB1792 is a purposeful weakening of important and longstanding animal protection laws in Oklahoma and must be stopped! The bill has passed the House and is now available for consideration by the Senate. PLEASE CONTACT YOUR OWN SENATOR TODAY AND ASK THAT THEY OPPOSE HB1792 WHEN IT COMES BEFORE THEM FOR A VOTE! You can find out who represents you in the Oklahoma Senate here: http://www.oklegislature.gov/FindMyLegislature.aspx

02/08/2023

Well here’s a fitting tribute to ex’s everywhere 😹

At the Tulsa SPCA, we understand that Valentine’s Day can carry mixed emotions. Don’t worry—we have you covered.

For a donation of $14, we will hang a special valentine with your name and your valentine’s name on a shelter resident’s kennel door. Perfect for your spouse, significant other, kids, mom, BFF, etc..

Not feeling the love this Valentine’s Day? Prefer to #2 on your former #1? For $14, you provide their name and we will write it in a litter box!

On February 14, we will share photos throughout the day of our animals with their valentines OR those who have been littered on.

Click on the link below and stay tuned to our social media throughout the month for more information!

https://www.tulsaspca.org/valentine-cards/

02/08/2023

If your pet needs to travel and you can’t make it, let Zoober deliver!!

01/12/2023

Concerning the canine flu, I do not work on any sick dogs, if your pup isn’t well on the day of your appointment then it will be rescheduled for the safety of everyone. The resident dog is vaccinated against the flu virus, no other dogs are loose inside the grooming studio. My cage banks are stainless steel and only have gates on the front so each dog is essentially isolated from any other dog, and at no time are they in a “community” situation. Each crate is cleaned with an accelerated hydrogen peroxide disinfectant between each client. Every load of laundry is washed with hypoallergenic detergent and bleach as well. I do not require the flu vaccine at this time. With common sense and some good cleaning practices, we can keep this virus at bay.

I thank you all for your awesome support and your continued trust in me to take the very best care of your best friends.

01/04/2023

Today is our Drive Thru CIV Vaccine Clinic! With the canine flu running rampant, it is the perfect time to get your dogs vaccinated.
Please note that only the CIV vaccine will be administered. All other vaccines will be available on regular vaccine clinic days.

01/04/2023

Doggy Style Groom Room has been serving the midtown Tulsa area since 2010, owned and operated by Me. Previously known as Bark Avenue and originally located at 15th and Delaware, when the building sold and was torn down I moved to a rental space at 14th and Harvard, eventually outgrowing that location, I purchased my own building on 11th street across the way from the Iconic Rose Bowl. I take great pride in not being like any other grooming shops in town. I’ve worked very hard to build a great relationship with my clients and their humans and an honorable name in this town. I am Not associated with any other groomers at any other dog grooming shop, regardless of the name that they have decided to use. I do find it flattering that someone would try to imitate me, but I just wanted y’all to know that there’s only one me and I’m here, taking care of my business!

11/09/2022

Fresh treats, it’s smelling good in here today y’all!
Do not forget to call and make those Pre-Thanksgiving grooming appointments, dirty dog smell doesn’t go well with Turkey 🤷🏼‍♀️

11/04/2022

When they try so hard 🤣not today hackers!!

10/21/2022

This happens way too much….. come on Oklahoma, do better this is pathetic.

10/15/2022

These 2 are feeling pretty, oh so pretty, after their visit to Doggy Style Groom Room !! They were styling and profiling in the Zoober van!!

10/15/2022

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Tulsa's Premier Pet Taxi Service! Serving Tulsa and the surrounding area!

10/12/2022

Hello there, I wanted to take a moment and let y’all know that I had a small accident on my motorcycle Friday evening on highway 412, I’m ok but I’m moving a little slower than usual. I will be taking appointments starting next week after I grow a little more skin on my fingertips.
I apologize for any inconvenience.

09/15/2022

Roosevelt spent the day with me…… he is BIG 😉

08/15/2022

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07/12/2022

It takes a village……

We are so grateful to the groomers who stepped in to help us groom the 64 dogs from Pontotoc County. This challenging project was made more manageable with these groomers by our side: Kim Ousley, Jamie Shurtz and her assistant, Tina, from Bows & Bones Lori Westbrooks, a local petsitter and mobile nail trimmer, Briana Dalton, groomer at Doggy Day Spa and Sloppy Dog Wash , and Karmyn Zabonik from Proper Pups Grooming by Karmyn! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

07/08/2022

So I’ve been out for a bit, I got the flu followed by a sinus infection and then my mom, dad and grandmother got Covid so I had to step in and help out there, I’ve got my medical foster kittens (who are doing great btw) and I took a couple of days to help strip these poor dogs down and get them restarted into new lives. But I’m back in the shop today trying to get caught up and make phone calls and schedule appointments. Here’s a quick video of one of the 65 rescued.

03/31/2022

Well we’ve got visitors out front, Godspeed parking. 🙄

02/11/2022

they need our voice

Contact your Tulsa city councilors and let them know we need to fully fund the new shelter project!

Several years ago, Tulsans voted to approve a $4.7 million Tulsa Animal Welfare expansion, and the City of Tulsa hired GH2 to design it.

Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this money is no longer adequate to complete the project. Also because of COVID-19, the state of animal welfare has greatly deteriorated with shelters and rescues inundated with quarantine returns and dumped dogs birthing countless litters.

On January 11, 2022, the city-appointed Animal Welfare Commission asked the Mayor and the City Councilors to approve an additional $3.4 million from federally awarded City of Tulsa's COVID-relief funds.

Our friends at Paws in Need Tulsa have put together this very helpful website, which includes a quick and customizable script you can use to contact your Tulsa city councilors stressing the importance of fully-funding a new shelter.

https://www.pawsinneedtulsa.com/?fbclid=IwAR1hrpCktpKCihCIsXzmy1qGdiyxkxIKIjX2sTDPBDkUrZt94bj09VxzwM0

cc: Tulsa City Council Mayor GT Bynum Tulsa Animal Welfare