D & D Disposal

Two days ago, a Saturday, I had the misfortune of seeing a small puppy hit by a car and killed. I took the puppy home with me, and called D&D. I gave all my information and was told someone would call me back. In the meantime, I was able to locate the owner. So today, Monday, I called D&D to cancel the pickup. She asked the location, then told me «we don’t handle San Diego. Maybe you were referred to another number. Or maybe you called a different number.» Yeah, just assume the customer is wrong, and don’t bother to look at your records. The definition of customer service. Note to D&D — if you read this, and actually do check your records, note that my Unilocal name is not my real name.

Don’t let the name fool you, it really does this company no justice. They showed up in a very timely manner we asked for a rush to have our dog picked up so it was a little extra because it was gut wrenching to see our dog lay still plus we didn’t want the kids to see her like that, but they were very professional… It’s extremely hard to lose a pet and they were so patient and sincere. We didn’t have money at the time to pay for her cremation with an urn so they said they would hold her until we got our next paycheck and when we were ready to just call them and they’d bring her back. I would recommend for anyone who is legitimately heartbroken over losing their animal because they really are very sweet and compassionate. Jesus is the man who came to pick up Bubba and was even willing to wait while we said our goodbyes no matter how long it took, I’m very thankful. Thank you D&D.

My favorite vet uses this service. I was shocked by the driver/​collector. He was cussing people out in the parking lot, and looked like he was going to kill someone. I’m not kidding. He was frightening. I don’t want him near my pets — dead or alive. Where do they find their employees???

I live in long beach, CA and just had my cat euthanized and this is the company the vet said does the cremations with other animals. So I figure they also get all the animals that get put to sleep from animal shelters (horrid). anyway the vet told me they cremate the animals and spread the ashes over vineyards and other places so I am trying to find out a bit more about them but this is all I know for now as well as the review below that says they are the ones that get the road kill for the counties.

Once upon a time, there was a dead raccoon on the street near my house. It was there for many days, rotting and looking sad, and dead. But who to call? Where could I turn?
D & D Disposal Inc! After much searching (the sheer effort I put into finding their number is why D & D only gets four stars), I found their number on the County of San Diego website. If you see a dead animal on a county road, this is who to call. I called prepared to give plenty of info about the location of the raccoon, but the telephone operator didn’t ask for much. In a couple of minutes, I was off the phone, and PRESTO! The next time I walked down my street, no more rotting corpse!
And everyone lived happily ever after, except the raccoon, because he didn’t live at all.
Besides county roads D & D also specializes in the removal of large animals from private property. If you have other dead animals that need to be removed from private property, you can check out the SD County website to find the correct agency: