Our cat is 3 years old now. Unfortunately he was just diagnosed with severe arthritis in all his…read morelegs and paws. It has diminished his quality of life and means we'll have a lot less years with him than we thought. We were told this is genetic and caused by inbreeding. Save yourself the heartache and find someone reputable.

We got Coco last month & couldn't be happier! Hubby & I have never had a pet. We decided on a cat…read morebecause their low maintenance. Both of us are absolutely in love. Coco came litter trained. It was a little rough in the beginning because we didn't know what to expect but the breeder made it easy for us. I kept calling her because the first couple of days coco kept hiding. Didn't want to interact & I was devastated. You don't know rejection until a cute kitten runs out the room every time you come in. But she assured me it was normal. It's been a month & she's coming arnd. Sleeps by me. Rubs up against me.

I'm a former in shelter volunteer turned foster (at least for now) for AMA. They have the sweetest…read morecats/kittens that I've dealt with in a long time, besides my own adopted cat. AMA works strictly with sick, abused, and neglected cats and dogs (although I'm completely a cat person), which is more up my alley than working with perfectly healthy animals (my cat is special needs - he's three legged, so that's how I got into working with sick/special needs animals). I've been with AMA for about six months now, and while I wish I had discovered this rescue first, I unfortunately came across Animal Haven first (AMA all the way - AMA is much cleaner and nicer than Animal Haven). AMA is my favorite Brooklyn shelter, and I know people who have adopted from or volunteer/work at other Brooklyn shelters and have somewhat of an attitude when it should be about the animals in need and not about one's ego. Yeah the adoption fees here at AMA are mandatory (unlike the ASPCA where I also foster - they have voluntary adoption fees based on what you can afford; nothing is required besides being a good quality adopter in the eyes of the adoption team there) and higher than you'll see elsewhere, but the animals are genuinely cared for and loved here. The adoption fees aren't the highest in the NYC area for cats and dogs, but they're higher than most other shelters that I know of. It's hard to not get attached to some of the animals there, and I can name a handful of cats that I've grown attached to since the end of March when I came into the shelter for my first shift: Chewy, Spring, Autumn, Tiny, Puff, Kiki, Sushi, Chili, Maple, and my foster, Muffin. It's hard watching them get adopted, but it's also super exciting to see them find where they belong. Here are some final words - if you like cleaning, socializing, meeting new people in person, having some form of structure to your week, and getting out of the house, then you should volunteer in person at the shelter. If working with too many animals at once is overwhelming to you but you still want to help out, consider fostering - AMA covers 100% of costs (including vet visits which any animal lover knows can get expensive), and Mariya is always available to talk to if you need help.

I was looking to foster a second cat and decided to work with AMA in December. I had the pleasure…read moreof working mainly with Jovanna who was so incredibly thorough in the interview and chats to identify what would work best for me and my cat and who the current cat residents were at the shelter. We decided to foster Alfafa over the holidays to potentially adopt if he was a good fit for the household. It's very clear from my interactions with them that they value every animal dearly and take the extra effort to make sure every potential adopter/foster is the best fit possible. Their application is thorough, they take their time to make sure there's a good match, and it was clear the cats were well taken care of at the shelter. I highly highly recommend anyone considering to adopt or foster to work with AMA, I can't overstate how much respect I have for their work, mission, and the people there.

I've purchased puppies from here quite a few times and have never had any issues. My tiniest…read more (Yorkshire Terrier)is 2.3 lbs when she was purchased in 2009 and is alive and well. She just turned 16! (4/27/09) I've also recommended this place to many friends who have also bought and had no issues with their pets at all.

So far, I've purchased two Yorkies from puppy petite and my first Yorkie was healthy. Happy well…read moreadjusted unfortunately she passed away due to a car accident my second Yorky that I purchased this year is wonderful. She is so happy so far healthy I have no complaints. I'm very happy

Thanks to Valeriya for my little princess. She's going to be 2yrs in December. To all Scottish fold…read morelovers god bless your babies ! Stephanie & Katniss

After a long time, I've finally decided to write this review. I got my first cat here. I had not…read moredone enough research. I visited them and didn't think enough. But recently it struck me, this is a kitty mill. Our cat Scottie is very cute, very beautiful, but she's not perfect; her nose is too short so there's some issue with her tear duct. She's always in tear and there's always some stain under one of her eyes. When we first got her, they gave a little bottle of eye drops and told us our cat has a mild infection, the drop would clear that. Nope. This tear duct thing is for life, though minor. Scottie also came to us with parasites and fleas. How could she have been infected? I suppose the adult cats were not well taken care of, and for that matter, I have to say that the cat smell was very strong as soon as the house door was open. Litter dust was everywhere, probably just except for the "nursery". After getting Scottie, I continued to look at their website on and off. They always have many cats available. Too many. And the birth dates indicate that there are just many litters in a short span of time. All the time. How could this be? Do they not care about the mother cats, just keep making them mate? Or do they buy cats from elsewhere and pretend they have bred them? The breeder who I got my dog from only had 2 litters over the last 1.5 years, this cat breeder had so many I lost count. The dog breeder wanted to make sure the dog would be well taken care of and leave when it is the right time, she wouldn't give the pup to us until after the pup was 3 months and she checked in on us twice. This cat breeder wanted us to take the cat the same day we saw her, told us the kitten could go with us at 2 months and never initiated contact once we paid and picked up the kitten. There are a lot of cute kittens for adoption. We adored our second cat. And I pledge to never buy another cat. Even if you really want a specific breed, please look for a breeder that at least seems ethical.

Bryant is amazing!! He was so helpful during the whole process he sent us pictures all the time,…read moreany time we had questions he always answered immediately. We are so so happy with our puppy he is so perfect healthy he is part of our family now. I highly recommend Brooklyn Cockapoos.

We welcomed home a beautiful F1b cockapoo girl Jinora today, and we are so thrilled to have gotten…read moreher through Brooklyn Cockapoos. I've researched a lot of breeders and can't think of anyone else with more love, professionalism, and expertise. They don't just transact in sales of puppies, but ensure that you become a family member from day 1. From the first interaction I've had with Bryant, I was very impressed by how much he cares and loves the puppies. We constantly kept in touch on the progress of the puppies via texts and pictures of their growth as well as insta-stories. Bryant answered every question I had with patience and expertise. The puppies go through ENS training, which helps their growth and development of their health and stress tolerance. We actually flew home with Jinora today and she did a fantastic job flying with a bunch of strangers (her new mom and dad). She loves giving kisses and is the biggest sweetheart. Brooklyn Cockapoos also give a 2 year health guarantee because they know that their method of raising the puppies work and they are super proud of that. I cannot recommend them enough, and am so truly grateful that they chose us as puppy parents!

We found Cozy Cats around 2017 online. We were only testing the waters for adding a kitten to our…read morefamily at that time. She responded quick and prompt from the beginning till the end. After about a year or so of our family deciding to add another family member or not. We were in New York and contacted Cozy Cats, we were able to meet with her and a couple scottish fold kittens she had available. She answered every single question we had while she shared a lot of knowledge (even after hours and hours of research I did not know) about the scottish fold breed. When we left that meeting I had no doubt Cozy Cats is where I was going to get my kitten from. About 2 months later she had another litter of kittens. We picked our kitten from the litter, 2-1/2 months later I was picking up my baby at the airport. Felix (my kitten) is now 4 months old, he just finished his 3rd vet appointment, getting his final check up and vaccines. Besides every nurse and vet in the office freaking out about how cute he was, he is 100% healthy with ZERO deformities. He is the most loving cat I have ever been around and besides him nudging me awake every morning at 5am, he is one of the best additions you can add to a house hold! Cozy Cats is clearly breeding the proper way. She also handles the business side of things extremely professional and if we ever decided to get another kitten, we will be going straight to Cozy Cats.

BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!This "breeder" is not to be trusted! I have purchased a Kitten from Hasiya who is…read morejust 9 months old at this time.... She get her kittens from Russia and she doesn't honour health guarantees or her sales contracts! 1) We paid $100 for a vet health record that we never received, we received a Russian vet record that was used to export 3 kittens from Russia to New York. My cat was not seen by a vet in New York. The vaccinations records she gave us were all in Russian, and stamped with fake stamps in Russian with a phone number that lead to a fake internet vet page. We are not even sure that our kitten was ever vaccinated. 2) When our kitten arrived he was extremely small (1.8lbs) at the stated age of 12 weeks (He clearly wasn't 12 weeks). He was taken to the vet within 24hrs of receiving him. He was diagnosed with a viral URI that required a month long course of antibiotics to clear and he had fleas. 3) He only started to lose his teeth at "6 months" of age, we believe this is because our kitten was not actually 6 months old, as all the information we were given is false and forged. 4) He was diagnosed to be unilaterally cryptorchid, meaning only one of his testicles dropped and the other had to be surgically removed from deep in his abdomen. This is a genetic abnormality, something detectable at 2-3 months of age. Hasiya states her cats are vet checked, they would have caught this and the URI and fleas if it had been done. 5) From the time we got our kitten he made gagging and choking noises in his throat. He snored loud, we chalked it up to being a little kitten and getting over his URI. We took him to the vet when he started going lame, not eating and sleeping 22+hrs a day. 3 vets, 2 of which are vet specialists diagnosed our kitten to having brachycephalic syndrome. He has extremely stenotic nares that cause wheezing 100% of the time and an elongated soft palate which is producing the gagging and choking when he is being active or eating. Brachycephalic syndrome is a risk to all short nose cats and dogs, ethical and careful breeding of these breeds that are at risk for this genetic disorder should be carefully monitored for. It is 100% genetic, and it is not normal for a cat or dog, as it needs to be surgically corrected in order for the animal to survive. Hasiya states that my cats parents were one a scottish fold and the other a scottish straight ear. In order to have genetically clean kittens you must breed a scottish fold with a british short hair, this "breeder" does not do this. 6) At the same time our kitten was diagnosed with Brachycephalic syndrome he was also diagnosed with malocclusion of his jaw causing his upper right molar to dig into his lower mandible creating ulceration and inflammation of his lower gums. This also diagnosed by a vet dental specialist is a genetic disorder in poorly bred cats and dogs. This information has been 100% verified by 3 veterinarians in dental and internal medicine specialities. As of the time of this review, Hasiya of CozyCatsNY has not honoured her health guarantee, has no refunded us any of the money we paid or reimbursed for vet bills. Our kitten at 9 months requires a life saving surgery to breath and eat normally. Hasiya has not taken any responsibility for honouring her cat sales contract. Has made false claims that her vet instructed her that my vet's diagnosis are false and that she is not responsible for refunding any money. Her vet has never treated my kitten, and cannot make a diagnosis without inspecting my kitten for themselves, to make a diagnosis without seeing a kitten would be against the law. Do not buy a kitten from this individual. ** There are a couple of individuals on this yelp page with positive reviews who have direct ties with this breeder with plans to breed cats they purchased from this seller as well (https://www.facebook.com/houseofscottishfolds/). Their reviews of their cats that are healthy may be legitimate, however it still remains a fact that there are many others who have purchased kittens from this breeder that are chronically ill, or have died from FIP, congenital heart defects, have eosinophilic granuloma, as well as many who arrive with URI, fleas, and giardia. I have seen these accounts on many complaint pages and spoken directly with these individuals and in each case the seller has failed to honour her health contracts and neglects to communicate respectfully and honestly with her clients. None of these individuals nor myself have profited in any way from these reviews or factual information that is being shared for others researching scottish fold breeders.

The owners attitude was disgusting, she reeked of alcohol and got upset with me when I was asking…read moreher questions. After I got tired of the way she was talking to me, I told her Thank you for your time, I don't think this is for us, and she told me to go on get out of here. The place looks dirty and unkept and It smells like urine.

BUYER BEWARE: We dropped off our dog in perfect condition, what we got back was a fractured hip. We…read morenoticed right away that our dog did not look right, she was limping and very inactive. We went to the vet and spent $1000 on xrays. When we called the owner to find out what happened during the grooming session she was extremely rude, loud mouthed and unprofessional to say the least.

I bought my cockapoo from you last may, we love her . The only problem I had with you was she had…read morethe worst worms but you did take care of the bill. I thank you for that. Harper will be a year old on 3/27/26 and she got bigger than I thought and let me add crazy zoomies. But we all love her. Thank You

I had a puppy from them in 2022. they are amazing i recommend them…read more to a lots of people in NY. i drove 4 hours to pick up my dog. great people. great communication

Dena does a fantastic and thorough job - in my years of being a dog owner she's the best groomer…read moreI've ever went to. Took my samoyeds here and she was able to get rid of their undercoats and give them amazing, neat cuts. One of my dogs even had a few accidents but she was so patient and understanding, and still delivered great results. Will definitely be coming back!

Dina is absolutely the best! Very very caring and loving. Does an amazing job with my puppy. I…read moreHIGHLY recommend her. The minute you meet her, you know your dog is in incredible hands!