I am so appalled at this organization right now. I can't believe the attitude I am getting. This…read moresituation I dealt with today there was a new dog and it was tagged to their page of the dog. I went before n and he link and didn't know what I was going to see. I clicked in n the link. The foster had sexual content on her page like pictures of her body very sexually proactive. I should not be seeing that and the attitude I got back when I sent a text that this person is a foster and we don't micromanage their accounts. I did not get an apology for being exposed to the content. The organization takes no responsibility and passes it off like it is not be deal. I might lose my chances of adopting there but their attitude needs more professionalism.

I had applied to adopt a dog from Scaar Animal rescue. Never heard back, so i sent a reply to a…read morestory on Facebook where they posted the dog i was interested in, again. The emailed me back shortly after saying they can't receive emails from Hotmail..... but they managed to see it after I said something. They gave me less than 24 hours notice to drive 2 hours away to meet this dog at a store, knowing that Ontario was getting the biggest snow storm heading our way that weekend. I replied back asking for a different day, if possible and still to this day, I have to this day not heard back and they are still posting that dog I was looking to home.

Happy and content dog .So relaxed when I know he's there with his buddies and getting lots of…read moreexercise. Love his play dates. They are so good with him.

Great service! Shannon is really friendly and is great with our dog, Harley. Puppy Shenanigans…read moreoften does Puppy Play Day too, which includes things like nature hikes, pool day, festive photos, and paw painting. Love these guys, and highly recommend to everyone!

While I really enjoyed watching the cats roam around, the drinks were underwhelming and quite…read moreoverpriced. My small-to-medium latte ($10.17, as shown in the photo) was nothing special, and the pricing felt more geared toward tourists than actual quality. I had assumed the charge included access to the cat room, but there's an additional fee on top. The service also wasn't particularly warm or welcoming. That said, the cats seem well cared for, and the space is clean and comfortable for them -- and at the end of the day, that's what matters most.

My wife and I stopped here for some hot chocolate and quality cat time today, and had a great…read morevisit. The way it works is you order drinks and pay (in 30 minute blocks of time) for access to the cat lair. We chatted with the owner for a bit, and it turns out many of the kitties are rescues that they're essentially fostering; and they're available for adoption. (They collaborate with local animal shelters on this.) So it's a fun cat cafe, and they're also providing an essential, humane community service. That's something worth supporting. My only tip if you visit would be: bring a change of socks. You're required to take off your shoes before entering the cat lair, and your socks will be covered with cat hair by the end of your visit!

We have really been enjoying our experience working with Pound Dog rescue. We've been fostering…read morethrough them and they have provided amazing support for both us and the dogs. I highly recommend them.

While I highly appreciate any organization dedicated to the welfare of animals, I can't overlook…read morethe poor management at this one. The "team" here comes across as disorganized, perhaps even entitled, acting as though the time and effort of applicants hold little value or consequence.