Went there with one dog in mind but wound up adopting another. The staff was very friendly and…read morepatient. Shelters are always a difficult place with so many animals and so little space, but the staff genuinely seemed to care. Kennels were clean, dogs had blankets and toys. We brought our other dog in for a meet and greet which was recommended by the staff. Also at their suggestion, we fostered prior to adoption to make sure all went well at home. This gave us, our dog and the dog we eventually adopted time to get to know each other and rule out any issues.

Was there today. Had to speak to Director to get anything answered…read more One staff member super unfriendly. And the premises look rundown, unclean beds for pets. And hot. And now you cannot afford air conditioning. My God help these pets. PLEASE. No wonder they got written up in newspapers. And what's this crap they don't have any room. I was there. I saw lots of empty cages. Whose fooling who?

Don't adopt from them they are rude sent me arise email about a dog I was interested in meeting and…read morethey told me he might be adopted already and fill out an application and drive 150 miles to find a pup already adopted Anja Floyd said this on my email to me: I felt a demanding tone on your behalf! Excuse me I was inquiring about a pet and she want me to fill out an application without even meeting the rescue dog! Cool it Anja Floyd and get a life. I had a dog for 17 years and cats and rabbits. Very unprofessional organization and I would rather adopt a dog or cat from a friendly person and rescue Breeder than one that only wants money

Don't adopt from this group unless you are: a) the "right"…read morekind of family to adopt a pet b) willing to push your way through the 3 or so other families that want the same puppy that you want c) Deal with the fact that the owners play favorites with prospect families. I just came back from a pet fair this morning to meet with our contact, Kathy. Even after two weeks of email correspondence, not only did Kathy refuse to talk to me, but even after I greeted her, she refused to make any eye contact with me (Mind you, we were the only non-white people looking to adopt, so there was definitely a racial undertone.) And that's how it stayed for the ENTIRE HOUR. After driving 300 MILES out to see the puppies, we got very little real contact with any of the senior volunteers up (we had to go up and yank volunteers to ask about adoption details) until the point where we heard "I'm sorry sir, but the puppy you wanted - yeah, he already got picked by someone else." We did not expect much. Hell, we didn't even expect to get a puppy that day. All we expected was the basic human decency that the sole person who was in charge of the WHOLE DAMN PROGRAM have the same courtesy she extended to LITERALLY EVERY OTHER FAMILY. So yah. Racism or assholeness. Now you know what to expect.

We found a young sparrow that seemed injured and unable to move much. We sent them videos of…read morecurrent condition of the bird. They were very responsive and asked us to take bird in to them for care. We gladly will be handing bird over to them for medical observation & care. I'm so glad we have organizations like this on our community.

I called for an injured crow from Fremont since our rehabilitation center here is temporarily…read moreclosed for a while. Authorities and resources centers instructed me to contact this facility and a very rude receptionist picked up. I understood that the location could not take in a "Fremont bird" asked her kindly if there are any recommendations of what my next steps would be and she straight up told me "No I can't help you." I hung up and received a message to contact the same place for help and again, was met with the same rude tone from the lady. "Yes you called earlier no we cannot take your bird." lasked her what I should do for overnight care since all of the sites near me are closed and again refused to help me. I am left dumbfounded with the lack of assistance, care, and actual work being put into this. Why hire this person in the first place?

We used happy paws Monday night after we found this sweet boy wandering around at night. They where…read morevery thorough and did a great job assisting us with our new friend and did a great Jos conforming the owners identity, we highly recommend them for all your stray animal needs.

One Stop Lop is the place to go to get bunnies. They have the most beautiful bunnies with amazing…read morepersonalities. Jannette answers all your questions and will contact you a lot sooner than other breeders. When you pick up the little bunnies she will give you a lot of hay and pellets. These will last you about a month. My friends are so amazed when they meet the bunnies, when they pick up the rabbits and the bunnies just snuggle. Even after we got our bunnies I was still able to contact them if I had any questions. The bunnies settled in quickly and they are both in perfect health.

Great lops, great people! I recently adopted a holland lop from the shelter and wanted to get…read moreanother one to keep her company. The website was really easy to navigate - one of the first things you see is a page with pictures of available rabbits. It also has detailed information about the business and holland lops in general. I bought my chinchilla lop, Felicity from here and a couple of months later everything is great. She loves our other lop and has an amazing personality; loves to sit on laps, enjoys being pet while resting in her spread out position, no chewing/digging, etc. I couldn't have asked for a better lop! On top of this, the breeder, Jannette, was great; she genuinely cares about all of her rabbits and makes sure that they're bred well. It's really easy to contact her, you can send an email through the website or give her a call/text. She gives all new owners a big bag of hay and a container of pellets to help you get started. As a bonus, all of the rabbits already have cute names so you don't have to spend time thinking about one! I would definitely recommend One Stop Lop to anybody who's looking for a furry friend. I'm definitely coming back if I ever want to add a third lop to my family!

My daughter broke her arm and was filling pretty down took her to this place to cheer up…read more We are helped out by Kara, who was the receptionist wo was super kind, and helpful. Definitely would recommend this place. If you wanna take your kids to interact with cats and have fun. This place is a nonprofit adoption center and were told all the cats were already used to interacting with people. For the cost to the experience, definitely would recommend checking this place out

Although the idea is great, to have cats & kittens running freely, the process to adopt is…read moreterrible. After sitting down and filling out an application (45 min process), you wait to get approved(a few days to 2 weeks) . Then you MAY or MAY NOT get the cat/kitten you had your eye on. Once we got the email saying we were approved, then we made an appointment to hopefully see about bringing the kitten home, so we thought. After driving about 50 minutes to this location and played with the kitten we had our eyes on, they told us we could not take her. Mind you, we've had several cats through the years. We've always given our cats a great life & spoil them rotten. After answering all the questions which felt like a complete background check, drive several miles and almost an hour away...to not be able to take that kitten home was a terrible decision on Mini Cat Town's end. Especially after they tell us, all her siblings were adopted, and she's been there the longest. Well....she could've come home with us to a loving home, but no. This most definitely tainted the whole experience. I get you're trying to weed bad cat parents, but you're going too far with asking for lease info/home ownership information. I have to be honest by saying, I would NOT recommend this place at all. The whole process is a waste of time, especially when you are NOT even guaranteed to get the cat/kitten you initially want. Please look into your process, it hinders cats/kittens from having a loving home!

I have had 2 dogs taken care of by Dr. Singh since 2022. I appreciate that they really care about…read moretheir pet patients, have reasonable costs, and always take a transparent and straightforward/no BS approach. I have gone to Dr. Singh for regular vaccines, surgeries, prescription meds, and lately euthanasia for my old dog. 10/10 service each time. I'm so thankful for Dr. Singh and Marcos! In 2022, my senior dog Clifford needed an emergency surgery to remove multiple bladder stones. I initially took him to an emergency vet and they quoted me $12k for surgery. The next morning, I called Aborn Pet Clinic and Dr. Singh said he would take us in that same day, quoting only $1500! After surgery, Dr. Singh called that everything went well and he was ready for pick up. However, there was bleeding from his stitches since the surgery was complex and Dr. Singh offered to let my dog stay until closing so they can monitor him. He even offered to keep him over the weekend and would come in the office to check in. But we wanted my dog home to watch 24/7, so we came back ~7pm to pick him up. Dr. Singh then thoroughly explained the aftercare/cleaning process, medication, stitches removal, etc. At checkout I was expecting a much higher cost (since the surgery was more complicated, extra bloodwork, anesthesia, extra monitoring, special meds), but Dr. Singh still only charged me $1500! I asked him twice mentioning the extra care needed, but he still kept his word and maintained the original cost. Even after we took him home, Dr. Singh emailed us to check how my dog was doing over the weekend and he responded quickly to any questions we had. Removing stiches a few weeks later was quick and easy. Thank you Dr. Singh and Marcos for saving my dog! The emergency surgery gave us 4 more years with him. In 2026, when it was time to put Clifford to sleep, we also went back to Dr. Singh. He showed great sympathy to my family and explained the process in an informative and caring way. He allowed our whole family in the room to be with Clifford when he passed. My dog hated the vet's office, so we are so grateful to be able to be with him at that time. Summary: -Dr. Singh and Marcos are great people who really care about their pet patients -Great communication and quick responses via email -Clean clinic (front reception area and back surgery room are very clean!) -Affordable cost!!! -Good quality of care; no BS and he will only recommend you necessary services -Dr. Singh is honest, straightforward, and goes through info quickly since it's only him and Marcos. He is very responsive via email.

This is the most unprofessional and cold clinic I've come across. I was recommended to go here by a…read morefamily member. My senior cat has been very sick and I scheduled an appointment with this doctor (Singh). My appointment being out two weeks. I've called many times, 80% of the time they don't pick up their phones and the voicemail is completely full, so unprofessional. I was told to email any prior records via email so he can get a better idea. The exact day and time I emailed the records, he writes back like a child and says can you come now at 3pm. Which is two hours away from the appointment time, I live an hour away and am working like adults usually do. I asked if there were any other times, His response was well I'm ready, your schedule is busy. I've never met someone more cold and have no care for patients or their pets. If I was treated this way as a new patient, I don't want to know how regular patients are treated. This is suppose to be a doctor who can't even spell properly and speaks like a child with 1-2 words per communication attempt. Please do us a favor and learn some social skills. Pets are family for some folks. You might be doing this for the money or doctor status but we take our pets very serious! Response to your comment- you are entitled to your opinion and I am as well. You also called my sister today who is also a patient and you emailed her you will no longer see her. You're just a pity and unprofessional person. I have no reason or gain to fib on my review. No adult who has a full time job can leave mid day, can you leave mid day if you have a surgery or appointments scheduled.. realistic answer is no. Save your time.

I've submitted a few application for other dog on pathfinder, but I haven't had any luck or updated…read morewhether I'm approved or no. My hopes and dream of getting some specific dog on pet-finder melted when I heard when some dog has been adopted. Application takes about two-one min to fill it out but it waste our time of the day doing it. I'll be using Craigslist for now on to adopt my future puppy.

This is a great rescue with great people who love cats and dogs. They take great care of their…read moreanimals and make sure each one is adopted to a wonderful home. Highly recommend!!!

This place is great! Our dog always looks like they are…read morehaving so much fun and the staff really seems to like and care about the dogs that are there. We have done boarding and daycare and fully trust them to care for our dog when we are away. I love the webcams and pictures they take of the dogs as well! You should be picky in the places you choose to care for your dog and Downtown Dogs SJ has never disappointed.

Morisa is an extremely personable and caring owner! You can tell she really cares for and…read moreunderstands dogs. Highly recommend and would recommend any person looking to board their dog to consider this option.

I enjoyed coming to the bay area expo. Although admission is free, parking is $10. I love that this…read moreexpo let us bring dogs and socialize with dog lovers. Everyone who worked/volunteer here are really nice. Except one stall which I want to point out at the beginning of my review. AVOID a stall called, Shadypaws Shade. I love their shades and I wanted to take a photo to show my bf if we should get it. The sales guy or whatever was helping a customer and purposely at the same time walked infront of me while talking to a customer. So I turned alittle cause I thought he was just showing her the shades. But no he gave me an attitude saying excuse me, no photos. Im like wow, seriously dude? You're in an expo with a large open space for your booth. I am guarantee people are able to take a photo of your booth. Let alone, you're products is alreadg on social media. Anyway, avoid this booth. The people there are snobs, rude, and lazy. This one lady is just sitting there. Im pretty sure she works there. No one greets you unless you make business with them. Once again, AVOID them. Anywho, everyone (except Shadypaw pet shade), the exhibitors were extremely nice, let us take photos, share on social media, friends, and family. I had fun and so did my 4 legged family.

I go to the Bay Area Pet Expo every year. I think it's just ok. I actually never expect too much…read morefrom events held at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds. Being a San Jose native, all events that I have attended at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds were just ok. I feel like the events that are held here can utilize the space a little better. ADMISSION IS FREE! There are two separate buildings. As I remembered, the one on the left was mainly for dogs and the right was for other pets. However, this year (2016), both buildings seemed to be for dogs. There were probably a couple vendors that were for other pets. This year, the building on the right was for dogs up for adoption. In the center of the right building, there was a little stage set up. The stage gave the dogs up for adoption to show off their cuteness! All dogs were super adorable. Their motto of the day was, "DON'T SHOP, ADOPT!" The building on the left consisted of a lot of vendors for dogs. The vendors range from dog training/vets to dog treats/grooming products. Also, this building sells food - FOR HUMANS! They sell a variety of items, but the ones I can remember are hot dog, nachos, fries, shaved ice, smoothies and lemonade. They had a pretty large menu though. I believe it was cash only? I don't remember. I wished the Bay Area Pet Expo was bigger. The two buildings feel so cramped and I get so afraid to step on somebody's dog. NOTE: MAKE SURE TO HAVE PROOF OF YOUR DOG'S VACCINATIONS (MAINLY JUST RABIES). Proof may be their dog tag that shows the year of when they were vaccinated or paperwork. Before entering the buildings, you have to check-in your pet and the volunteers will give you a wristband per party. I also didn't think I would bump into some very rude people. It's obviously super crowded and this woman rose her voice to my friend saying, "MOVE YOUR DOG!" Please understand that it is crowded and their are tons of dogs everywhere!