They treat the animals so well here. It's great! A huge selection of kittens and cats of all types…read more They give them shots and fix them. Great place to support!

Felines and Canines is the most wonderful shelter! I had to put down one of my cats recently and…read morewhen I began looking to adopt a new friend, I stumbled upon Felines and Canines. They were so helpful from the start and made the adoption process so easy. After filling out the application, they were very prompt with responses (even during a holiday week!), I was able to schedule an appointment to meet the available cats. I absolutely loved that they are a "cage less" shelter and I was able to really see all the different personalities of the cats. I met this sweet little Tuxedo cat and knew he had to come home with me! The staff were so helpful in answering all my questions and made the paperwork process very smooth and easy. I've now had Joey (formerly Darth Vader) for two weeks and couldn't be happier!!

It was obvious that Michael has a big heart when it comes to dogs. He had empathy for my 62 pound…read morepittie as soon as he saw how nervous she was. He spent time with her before taking off so she would know she could trust him. He drove Leela and my van from Ohio to Arizona and kept me updated with text messages, photos and videos. Trust me, I was as nervous as my dog, but by the second day I felt totally confident everything would be okay. And it was. We needed to make some adjustments with meet up time based on the fact that I was flying to AZ and my flight times changed a bit. This was all handled with professional calm. I would not hesitate to recommend this service to anyone who has worries about transporting a nervous pet.

Mike and driver Mona have taken our Beagles Ally and Benny from Dallas to Carlsbad CA and back four…read moretimes without any incident. I would highly recommend them.

I am a crazy cat lady. With that said, I always look for excuses to pat more cats I can find. On…read moreone October off-work day, I made a reservation for the "Tree House Humane Society" cafe to see some cats in West Rogers Park. Reservation was done online and no deposit was needed. I paid $10 onsite which included a drink or pastry of my choice and 30 min play time with these feline beauties. When I arrived at the cafe at the scheduled time, the young lady at the cafe informed me there was only one cat in the cafe area but offered me to see some more cats upstairs. Honestly, that was a great trade-off even though she kept apologizing to me for the inconvenience. I was able to enjoy my iced chai and visited some kittens and adult cats in different colonies. Toys and hand sanitizers were provided as we entered and exited each colony. The barista lady introduced me to the cats that were awake for some playtime. Too bad 30 minutes went by way to fast and it was time for me to leave. "Tree House Humane Society" is near the 49B (Western) bus stop. I personally had to take 3 busses from my house to get there, so I do recommend driving since parking should not be too hard to find. There are spots by the building for the patrons I assume.

What an impressive rescue shelter. It was the first stop on our journey to find a new cat. The Tree…read moreHouse staff was extremely friendly and helpful. After reviewing all of the adoptable felines, we fell in love with a small 1 year old cat that they called Toaster. She is perfect. Because of Bissell's Clear Out The Shelters" special (May 1- May 17) adoption fees were reduced from $115 to $70.

We've stuck with Ravenswoof the past few grooms and it's been going really great! One of the perks…read moreis being able to book online. They have an app that makes it simple to book an appointment and easily upload our dog's immunizations and vey records. Unlike a lot of groomers in the area, you don't have to book extremely far in advance. For a type B person like myself, being able to book within a week or two is so nice! They have examples of different hair lengths at the front desk which makes it really easy to clarify the length you want for your pup. The team does a great job and Waffle always come out looking so cute.

We use Ravenswoof for both grooming and daycare. We have been very pleased with the results of hand…read morestripping for our terrier. Our dog is thrilled whenever he gets to come for daycare - happily running down the hallway once we arrive. Communication is consistent and always pleasant. We would recommend Ravenswoof without hesitation.

I was one of those who wasn't deterred by the reviews because it felt like they weren't taking…read moreseriously the fact that a shelter was understaffed (as they often are) or that they probably shouldn't be adopting with the expectation of an immediate turnaround. Undeterred by those reviews, we went to the shelter with a particular cat from Petfinder in mind. Unlike the reviews I'd read, Jasmine was responsive when I left a voicemail asking if they were open for adoption events on Jan. 1st, given it was a holiday. She told us what time to arrive as well. The positives: the cats are clearly incredibly well cared for. Jasmine has a nearly encyclopedic knowledge of each and every cat, even when the cat hasn't been at the shelter very long. Her volunteers are kind and friendly and were really helpful with us. All of them helped people interested in adoption to understand each cat's background and context: this one is bonded so can't go alone, that one is too young for your home because you have elderly cats and the young one will harass them, etc. The shelter isn't just dedicated to preventing cats from being euthanized unnecessarily, but also to ensuring that the homes people want to bring those cats into are appropriate to the needs of the cats. Overall, with all of this, we were really impressed. The cat we'd seen on petfinder didn't end up being a fit for us, but there was another cat there who hadn't been adopted for four months who was. He was a black cat, very charming and sociable, and after going through and meeting all the cats we decided that he was likely a great fit for our home, which has a young cat and two middle aged cats as playmates. Jasmine seemed elated because she said "no one takes a chance on black cats, thanks for taking a chance on him!" We've had a black cat before (he died at age 18), and were excited to meet another one who was just as charming. We were asked to fill out an application. We knew we wouldn't likely be able to take him home that day and that was fine...a shelter really should vet its applicants to ensure the best outcome for the cat. We filled out the application for the black cat, and as we were leaving Jasmine offered to do our interview right then to determine whether we would be a good fit for the cat. We were thrilled it was that quick. For context, we are homeowners in our mid-40s, have been employed at the same salaried jobs for many years, have a long history of adopting adult cats and keeping them healthy and living their best life until well into old age (including a verifiable track record of regular annual preventive veterinary care, updated vaccines on schedule, etc). Jasmine pre-approved us, told us the cat needed a microchip and a visit with their nurse, but she felt she could get that on Sunday (ie. 24 hours later) and drop the cat to our house that night. Sunday came and went, no text. I inquired on Sunday night really politely about timelines. She said monday morning that a board member would review the application that day and get back to me in the evening. No response Monday. Tuesday I texted asking if there were any updates, offering to pick up the cat if that would be easier, and happy to provide additional information if needed in assessing the application. She responded she hadn't heard back from the board member. No news Wednesday. Thursday I followed up again, still very polite as who knows what the circumstances were. Got a response Friday: our application "did not go through" and someone else filled out an application for the cat we applied for and another cat, and the cat went with that applicant. So this is where the negatives come in: if your organization's goal is to find good, stable homes for cats, this isn't how to treat folks. There has never been any explanation for why we were rejected. In the event they found a better fit for the cat we applied for, that's great! But no one ever told us that he was bonded with any other cats (and we have playmates for the cat at our house), no one told us anything other than our application "did not go through" with no explanation as to why, and if they found a better fit, they could have asked us to come back and consider another cat and we would have done that. In the end, we have the space, love, resources, and time to invest in another cat, and a long track record of doing so. Instead we got ghosted and rejected, with no explanation whatsoever, and no apology. For as much as they've got cat care figured out, it seems pretty counter-intuitive to alienate good, safe, stable potential homes for those animals. We won't be going back. In the event they want to improve, they could do a lot to improve transparency and communication to preserve those relationships. They'd get a lot more support that way, through adoptions and donations.

Where to start...home where cats are kept is a mess. Owner Janice is a headcase. Many of the cats…read morewere sickly and or filthy. Nonetheless, we found two cats we were willing to rescue from this rescue and we submitted an app. We live comfortably in the NW burbs in a 5 bedroom house with several other pets that are all well cared for. Someone is also always home too. She turned down our application! Feel sorry for all those neglected cats that are stuck there.

Always the best experience with Grooming By Galdy. They take care of my baby like a family. I would…read morehighly recommend them.

After trying two other groomers and a trip to Blue Pearl for a paw injury... I finally tried…read moreGrooming by Galdy. Highly recommended by the neighborhood dog pack, they did an absolutely amazing job. Mia's coat was shiny and soft. They really took the inspiration photo I supplied and did exactly what I wanted. I only hope they don't get too popular that it's hard to get her in, but WOW, what amazing professionals and great customer service.

The Dr and assistant were so nice and helpful. They explained everything and answered all…read morequestions. They were very good with the cats too! Definitely recommend them.

Exceptional in home veterinarian care at extremely affordable rates. Dr. Straily also explained…read moreeverything in terms that myself and family could understand. If you own a cat, dog or other small animal (birds, rodents, lizards and/or fish) that require medical attention I recommend you contact Chicago in Home Veterinary Care (312)780-9310 for some world class medical attention.

The nicest staff who always go above and beyond for their clients. Great boutique too with all…read morenatural treats and chews, we always find something interesting for our dog to enjoy. Wonderful addition to the neighborhood, we love Rogers Bark!

I've been coming here for 6 months since I adopted my dog earlier this year (a husky mix). He's…read morefrom a shelter and I wasn't sure how he'd do with grooming. When I first took him in I warned the staff that he can sometimes be mouthy (he's a husky mix - very communicative about what he likes/doesn't like - but not aggressive). It took a few visits but the last 2-3 he's been getting rave reviews on how good he was doing. So 6 months in, I drop him off for his usual and get a call an hour later with a vague description that he "came after" the bather and "got her sweatshirt", so they wouldn't finish the groom. I go to pick him up, they charged me half price for barely a bath and were very obviously treating me like a second class citizen. I asked for video footage (as I feel is my right) so I can understand the full picture and work with him on it and also be able to communicate in the future things he likes/doesn't like. I don't know what "go after" means in this context, I think they didn't want to say "attacked" but I know my dog and he wouldn't do that unprovoked or without clearly communicating in advance. When I asked for video footage the salon went quiet and it got awkward (again I explained why - I got a vague explanation I deserve to know the full picture) and I was told the owner would follow up with me on it. They made me go in the back to get him, he's soaking wet in his crate, very diminished. It wasn't said explicitly but I got the insinuation that we wouldn't be allowed back. He spent the rest of the day at home in a very defensive/protective state. Since this, the owner has not called me on the date they said she would and I still have received no further context or information as to what happened. I'm disappointed they wouldn't give someone who'd been coming regularly more information and treat them so coldly. Giving two stars because we had previous good experiences on the surface, but questioning a lot of that after this incident.

Stopped in to grab my friend's dog a treat for our outdoor happy hour (so he wouldn't feel left…read morebehind). I was pleasantly surprised at the wide selection of treats. Decided to go with an ice cream for the heat and a cookie, he loved them both.

This place is the best!!! We are new to Bark Club but we followed our favorite groomed Ricardo! We…read morehave been bringing our dog to him for 10 years. Our dog Lola is obsessed with Ricardo. She hates having her nails done and bring groomed in general but when she sees him she calms down. She will literally run to him and be so excited to get groomed. Bark Bark is SOOOO lucky to have him. I would follow him anywhere to groom our little baby. Thank you Ricardo-we love you!!! All the staff was helpful and got us in for an appointment as soon as they could. Excited to be a life long client.