Wonder full service phill and his team are very knowledgeable I'm a customer for life!!!!!!read more

The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. We were doing a lot of research before committing to…read morebuying a bearded dragon for my daughter's 13th birthday. CreationPet's staff spent 15 plus minutes educating us on everything there is to know. We left with the supplies we needed to get started and now we have a happy baby beardie that we feel well equipped to care for.

So first of all they have tow yelp accounts one being 3.5 stars which seems to fit and this one at…read more5 starts... But the real sitch is that the staff is knowledgeable but at the same time arrogant and snobby. A very nose turned up kind of vibe! If I am planning on spending hundreds of dollars I don't want to feel uncomfortable in a business.

Great store. Lots of unique fish. Well maintained and the employees are nice and helpful too.read more

Great store, knowledgable owner and good selection of coral frags at decent prices…read more Limited selection of fish, but the ones they did have looked nice and healthy!

Chris, Thomas but this needs to be posted. More than once they recommended a specimen that was in a…read morebad way. one time was a six line wrasse with an obvious bacterial infection and had I know now, I would had never put it in my tank. It killed a number of my fish. I was a noob and easy bait. I have since moved on to a more honest store.

Everything From workmanship to pricing It was the absolute worst experience I have had They…read more did a patch job on a water leak in my pond which failed 8 mo later and left my pond a muddy mess that took over a month to clear And they over charged me I paid them to go away If I could I would give them a 0 rating

I paid this company $250 for the owner Chuck to come out to my home, evaluate what needed to be…read moredone and give me a quote for doing the job. He said that they absolutely do the work that I needed done to get my fountain back in shape to be able to operate again. The $250 was supposed to be applied to my price after they did the job. He came out to my home and wrote some things down and said he would email me the quote. He never even did that. You'd think if he didn't want to do the job he would just quote something stupid expensive. But he didn't even do that. One thing to note - He said that he basically charges like an attorney. Little did I know he was crooked like one too. Stay away from paying this company for a quote when all they want to do is stop by to walk away with your $250. **** SCAM ****

Everything from the quality of the reptiles and fish and other specialty animals is absolutely…read moreunmatched. Sal himself has done a wonderful job making everyone who walks through his door feel extremely welcomed. There is not a question that he does not have an answer to. Corey is extremely efficient and always has a fantastic attitude. My wife and I have been coming in here for two years and he treats us like family. I highly recommend not only purchasing your exotic pets from here, but bringing some people in just to have the amazing experience.

Wonderful people own this buisness and wonderful people working there too. Always answer any…read morequestions I have (as silly as they be) and willing to help me figure out any hard times I've had with any of my reptiles. I don't know his name, but the black guy that works here constantly, is amazing! Very nice guy. He always helps so so much! Thanks Land and Sea, for being amazing! Thanks Sal!

Fabulous people great service always willing to help with all of baby boys needs great priceread more

Do not recommend this place, we picked up our dog and his haircut was not only awful but he was…read moreinjured with a gash in his paw pad. We went back the next morning and they DID fix his haircut for us which I appreciate, but the fact they are underestimating the injury caused by them to our dog is NOT OKAY (also would like to add that he is a very calm well manored dog) My husband called for a refund as we now possibly need to take our dog to the vet for antibiotics and to have it checked out, it keeps opening up and bleeding all over the house since it is on his foot, and it obviously will end up costing us money out of our pocket now for vet fees and medication. The lady he spoke with the first time because the owner was out for the day, told us to "go get neosporin and a bandaid it's just a little scratch" then someone called back and offered a refund for half of what we paid (not including the generous tip we gave before we realized what really happened). Also, while my husband was there afterwards getting the half refund (since something is better than nothing) he said he witnessed one of the workers drop a small dog from the top level of kennels and the employees response was "oh he did that not me" referring to the dog. The Pet Parlor in Dallas

Customer service is excellent: very concerned about me and my pet's care and needs! I noticed my…read moredog was very relaxed around the staff and didn't seem to mind being there!!

These people are doing a really tough job. Being an open intake shelter brings so many challenges…read morebut compared to the local open intake shelter in my original hometown of Miami-Dade County, Fulton County Animal Services is doing the best they can for the animals that end up in their facility. I was thinking of adding another dog to my little zoo at home and started surfing their website. I love how most of the dogs on their site have high quality pictures and some of them are even adorned with cute bandanas or accessories. This shows me that they truly care and are doing their best to show the dogs in a good light to improve their chances of finding their human. I saw several dogs of interest online that I easily saved to my favorites on the account I created. Then I went to the shelter a few days later to meet some of those dogs in person. When I got there, I checked in at the front where they explained where to go to see the dogs and how the process works. I looked at every dog there that day and narrowed it down to 2 candidates even though it was love at first sight with one of them. I knew Titan was the one but wanted to see both dogs out of their cages to be sure. Both dogs were beautiful but Titan was perfect for me. However, it was my existing dog, Rex, who had to have the final say. They suggested to me that I could do a trial adoption of 30 days to see if he is a good fit for my household, which was exactly what I needed to feel more secure about the decision to take him home without knowing if Rex would approve or how Titan would react to my cats. I am happy to report that Titan (now Kane) is officially in his forever home. He won Rex over and though the cats and my other older rescue dog are not thrilled about the new addition, Kane has been great about ignoring them and not causing any trouble. I had 30 days to decide but went online after about 4 days to pay the very reasonable adoption fee of $85 and finalize the adoption. Kane was neutered and microchipped before I picked him up. They gave him to me with a ziploc bag of the food he had been eating, a stuffed bear, antibiotics for the surgery recovery, some pills for a skin condition he has, one dose of his heartworm/tick/flea medication, and a who rescued who magnet for my car. I have adopted from shelters before and never received so many things with my dog, so that was a nice touch. The work they do at this shelter is heart wrenching. It is so hard to care for so many animals and even harder to find them quality homes where they will have a chance for a good life. I appreciate the entire staff at this facility and the hard work they put in to help the animals in their care. For the general public, I hope that you will spay and neuter your pets to help curb the overpopulation problem and that when you are ready to add a furbaby to your home that you adopt rather than shop because you will literally be saving a life. If you want to help but aren't sure if you can commit long term, consider fostering, trial adoptions, or even taking a dog out for the weekend only just to give it some relief. I encourage you to visit the shelter and meet some of the dogs in person. There are so many beautiful souls there that need you and you may just find that you need them too.

Frankly, I'd avoid Good Mews. Despite their mission, my experience left me believing the…read moreorganization is no more inclusive than groups that openly exclude people. It has taken me months to write this because it was one of the most demeaning volunteer experiences I have ever had. I joined Good Mews in January 2026 as a volunteer and was selected for the medical committee, my first-choice assignment. I assisted with evening medications including pills, eye drops, and special diets--basic tasks that did not require a veterinary license. I have worked in both animal and human healthcare, own six pets, and completed five weeks of volunteering without a single correction or complaint. On my final shift, before I even entered the building, I was pulled aside by two older white female volunteers--one I had never even met--and told that, after "internal discussion," I was no longer a fit for the medical committee because of my fingernails. My nails had been the same since my first day and had never once been mentioned. Instead, I was told I would be "a better fit" for the cleaning committee. Imagine being a Master's-educated Black woman, lifelong cat owner, and healthcare professional, only to have two volunteer cat ladies decide you belong cleaning instead of providing medical care. I was devastated and am still affected by that experience. The situation raised serious concerns: 1. I was discussed and evaluated without my knowledge. 2. I was removed without prior communication or documented performance issues. 3. Standards were applied inconsistently, since nothing about my appearance had changed. 4. The tone and handling of the situation felt dismissive, isolating, and racially motivated. As one of the only Black volunteers I ever saw there, I could not ignore how this felt. I emailed the Executive Director detailing my concerns. Rather than addressing them, she simply upheld the volunteers' decision and again encouraged me to join the cleaning committee. I then emailed the Board of Directors. One board member met with me for coffee and acknowledged that Good Mews struggles to attract younger and more diverse volunteers. I left hopeful that the situation would be resolved and that I could continue volunteering. He said he would speak with the volunteer leadership and get back to me. That was in April. I never heard from him again. The volunteer who ultimately removed me had been passive-aggressive from my first day. Within minutes of meeting me she said, "There's a code to the front door, but we'll see if you stick around before I give it to you." After five weeks I still had no door code or name badge. Although the medical tasks were straightforward, I was shadowed for weeks. On my fourth week another volunteer took over my "training." Her first question was, in a condescending tone, "What do you feel you need to improve?" When I politely explained I felt comfortable with the routine but would ask if I needed help, her demeanor changed immediately. Throughout the shift she repeatedly inserted herself into conversations and hovered over my work despite my having demonstrated I could perform the tasks independently. As a healthcare professional, cleanliness matters to me. I wore gloves, changed them between cats, and regularly disinfected the medication area. Meanwhile, I repeatedly watched the lead volunteer clean urine, feces, and vomit with her bare hands, manually express a cat into the medication room sink without gloves, and simply rinse the sink with water. She even told me not to worry about cleaning because it would be done later. On one occasion she had cat vomit on her face for over 30 minutes after cleaning it up. Those conditions were honestly disturbing. I adore the cats at Good Mews, and I sincerely hope every one of them finds a loving home. My criticism is directed at the organization's leadership and volunteer culture, not the animals. There are many wonderful shelters in the Atlanta area that deserve support. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Good Mews. I believe I was treated differently because of my race, and after exhausting every internal avenue--including the Executive Director and the Board--I was ignored. I will continue sharing my experience, and I've included a photo of the "too long" nails that ended my volunteer position.

I visited to see the facility and process, as they were one of the few that promote feline…read moreadoptions. Here are my initial observations: 1) The kitten and senior cat rooms are separate, and are well kept. 2) Yes they run freely, but within the confines of their respective rooms 3) They have a military discount for veterans. 4) They will adopt out furbabies with FIV, etc. I actually pet a small kitten and realized he had a neuro condition poor thing, but nothing was mentioned about it before entering the room. 5) the kitten room has plenty of space for the kitties but only comfortably accommodates 2 couples, especially when children are in tow. So plan your visit accordingly. 6) Public hours are on weekends today's having at least 5 friendly volunteers fit just sitting at the front office, so NO reason for them not to answer the phone - and YES, it's an unfortunate truth fur weekdays AND weekends. 7) Visit early to catch them in more interactive moods, where you can observe their truer personalities and 8) 6Lastly, but DEFINITELY NOT LEAST, while we were properly greeted and briefed, let's just say there was definitely an initial double take and a few stares that lingered just a nanosecond too long (We're a mixed couple) IYKYK Overall, our experience was a mixed bag. Not to sure if I would recommend.