My hubby, our toddler and I stopped by over the weekend. 30 min to pet and hang out with sweet…read morekitties for just $15! 1 year old was free and didn't want to leave! Honestly neither did I! This non-profit cat adoption lounge was started by 3 sisters in 2015! They have rescued 1,000s of cats, with spay, neuter and care items included with adoption fees! Waivers and shoe covers required, pictures encouraged! SYOY! =^.^= *Song Credit: You Make Me Feel by Nova Notion (from Audiio)

We visted on a Saturday mid morning. We did not have an…read moreappt but were able to go in about 45 mins after we checked in. The staff were nice. There wasn't as many cats or kittens as I thought there would be. I feel like my kids were a little underwhelmed. Cute experience. Maybe better for slightly younger.

We recently adopted a kitten and the whole process was amazing. The team was super helpful and I…read morewould highly recommend their services! Thank you SPCA - Dublin!

We celebrated my daughters birthday here and my daughter came out saying that this was the best…read morebirthday party that she's had. All of her friends, 10 of them also had a great time so much that one of them had to get a pet the immediate next day. This was quite clean and meticulously kept up. The host was so gracious and kept the kids entertained and engaged and also took care of the animals quite well. They did not rush us out of the party and let us take our time last the 2 hour mark. I plan to come back to bring my daughter for the Calico crew events. Highly highly recommend this.

Did it again. Got another rescue from Love and Second Chances and couldn't be happier. They…read morereally care about finding the right home for their doggos. Love them!

We had an amazing experience working with Love & Second Chances to adopt our Mei! Melody answered…read moreall our questions and our flight volunteer was so kind. We are so happy with Mei in our lives and I highly recommend this rescue.

I've adopted two cats and have had a wonderful experience! So thankful for shelters like this that…read moretake great care of animals in their care.

They are the best at animal rescue and placement! Their…read morekitten program is amazing. I donate every year to this very worthwhile organization

I had such a wonderful experience adopting from Valley Humane Society! The entire process was…read morequick, smooth, and stress free, which made such a big difference. From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed and supported. Emily and Shelby were especially amazing. They were both so kind, patient, and genuinely helpful throughout the whole process. They took the time to answer all of my questions, made sure I felt confident, and really showed how much they care about the animals and the adopters. You can tell the staff truly prioritize the well being of the pets and want to match them with the right homes. Everything was organized, transparent, and efficient. I am so in love with my puppy and SO GREATFUL that I chose to adopt from here!! I highly recommend Valley Humane Society to anyone looking to add a furry family member. Such a positive and heartwarming experience!

Valley Humane Society plays a critical role in our local pet adoption ecosystem, and we had the…read moreprivilege of being given a tour recently. VHS goes to local county shelters and saves well-behaved cats and dogs that are about to be euthanized because of overcrowding. They have a medical clinic onsite that does a wellness check, and then their 200+ volunteer army steps in to foster and care for these cats and dogs, while permanent homes can be found. Our tour focused on the cat side of VHS. First we checked out the youngest kittens, which are kept in separate rooms, followed by Kitty City, which houses the remaining cats onsite (the rest are in foster homes). We met all the Catizens of Kitty City, including Mayor Big Bird, who has since been adopted, and several others with interesting personalities and histories, like Donna, Dealership, and Zombie (my favorite!). The animals are lovingly cared for, and the operations at VHS are well-organized (e.g. laundry area, kitchen and break rooms, etc.). Kitty City also includes an outdoor play area for cats, affectionately called "The Catio" !! Thank you, Valley Humane Society, for all that you do for our community.

I have been a Dublin Creek Kennels' customer for about 3 years. They are a great bunch of people…read morewho truly cares for our furry kids. The kennels they have are spacious and allows the dog to run a little bit. I have used other kennels where the dogs are kept in tiny enclosures, by the time I get the dog, the dogs just look sad. Play time and bath time are also options here. The staff are always nice. The best part and I know they really care, my dog forgets I am there when I drop him off and doesn't want to go home when it's time to leave. Dog and owner approve.

We've been bringing our Princess here for a few years now. Mostly overnight visits, but a couple of…read morelong stays when we were on 21 and 25 day trips. She happily wags her tail when she arrives and just as happily wags when leaving. Many of the staff members recognize her and know her name. We think she's comfortable with staff and gets plenty of attention. I think that it also helps that we pay for daily playtime. When we arrive, we bring one of her "donut" beds, some "fresh" food and some kibble along with her favorite toy. On longer stays, we also give her one of my worn t-shirts, so she doesn't forget who we are. We often see her picture taken during playtime on the Dublin Creek Kennel website. Unlike some kennels where all the dogs run in packs based on size and temperament, dogs here only run together if they're from the same family.

I'm a retired veteran and veterinarian. I rescued a dog that was tied to a tree for 4 months behind…read morehis dead owner's home. I called to see if Lucky dog could help take him. Patricia said no and told me I could take him to a shelter! A shelter? I've been a vet for 23 years, and I didn't know there were animal shelters! Amazing wisdom imparted by genius pat. She didn't give a shit about this dog and was stupid enough to recommend a shelter to a vet. I'm not cruel and stupid enough to take a dog to a shit shelter. Patty loves shelters! She said they're terrific. She's dumb as hell!

We adopted our pup from Lucky Dog Rescue earlier this year. He is a perfect match for our family…read more We cannot thank Lucky Dog Rescue enough for all the work they do.

Nice place, nice people. Had to euthanize our 16 1/2 year-old cat who had become incontinent and…read morepartially paralyzed right front leg. Couldn't watch her suffer any more and couldn't spend most of my day wiping up urine on the floor. Very compassionate and sensitive young man helped us at the counter. Everyone in the office seemed upbeat and professional. Don't forget to bring exact cash or check. No credit cards.

We came to adopt a cat and the Indian lady with the glasses at the front was pretty rude and said…read morewe cant go inside the cat rooms unless we are 100 percent gonna adopt one of the cats. We just wanted to see which ones we liked. She was pretty rude and told us no twice. Wish i had gone to a different shelter in my inly day off.

JOYBOUND'S DENTAL SERVICES I have nothing but praise for…read moreJoybound's new dental services.  The application process was easy and done entirely online.  My feline Buddy had one pre-surgery appointment for a checkup and blood work.  Surgery day (including extractions) went smoothly.  We were sent home with good instructions and pain medication; Dr. Bellmund checked in with me a few days later. Besides their expertise and efficiency, Dr. Bellmund and her team were kind and compassionate--just what I needed at a time when I was worried and concerned. All that and--the pricing is significantly lower than a recent estimate I received from a local private-practice veterinarian clinic. Buddy is now a happier cat.  I'm seeing a positive change in his personality.  Thank you, Joybound, for all you do for pets and pet parents.  I am grateful.

About a month ago, I went to Joybound People & Pets to adopt a kitten, and I had such a wonderful…read moreexperience. Everyone was so kind, welcoming, and helpful throughout the whole process. I was looking for a baby kitten, and thankfully I found exactly the little cat I was hoping for. The adoption process was easy and smooth, and you can really tell how much the staff cares about the animals. The cats are very well treated, and the conditions they are kept in are excellent. Everything was clean, organized, and the animals looked healthy, happy, and loved. Thank you to everyone at Joybound People & Pets for all the care and dedication you give to these animals. I truly recommend this adoption center!

Came here over the weekend after the gf found this Pet Fair listed online. When we read that there…read morewould be over 2K pets up for adoption over the course of the 2 day weekend, we knew we had to just come to check out all the cute fur babies. Located in Alameda County Fairgrounds, the premise itself is quite big, and parking is plentiful and free, albeit unpaved and rather bumpy. When parking, be sure to make a note of the lot #, located at the front of each lot, in addition to the section letter. We made the mistake of only looking at the section letter and then later realizing that each lot had the same letters. While it may be a bit of a walk from the lot to the actual event itself depending on where you park, they have courtesy shuttles (aka trucks towing trailers with covered seating) that will take you to the event space and then later back to your car. The actual event outside has a TON of different booths hosting different vendors ranging from pet supplies, pet food, to pet photos. And most of them were giving out free samples so we wound up with a big bag full of dog food/treats by the time we left. As Pet Food Express is hosting the event, they give out a free tote bag for you to hold your freebies in as you roam the premise. And many other vendors thankfully also offer free tote bags as well. There are two main indoor buildings, with one side hosting dogs for adoption, and the other side hosting cats. In addition, we also saw many bunnies and even sold birds up for adoption as well. All the animals we encountered were very well socialized, and even the few which had signs warning people not to stick your hand in their cage/crate did not appear aggressive. At one point, my gf fell in love with this one cutie of a puppy that was such a sweetheart! Fortunately (or unfortunately if you ask my gf), she was already adopted. Else I am pretty convinced that we would have probably left there with a new family member. The event is well organized and well spaced out. There are plenty of workers and volunteers around if you have any questions, and despite it being in the mid 90's outside, even the outdoor tents which housed pets had fans and/or mist sprays which kept things cool and comfortable for all animals involved. And to keep dogs from burning their feet on the hot concrete, we saw workers avidly spraying down the ground to keep things cool. Plus water/bath stations were plentiful as well. Overall a really great event that allowed us to interact and play with a variety of different 4-legged friends. Be warned however for the possibility of leaving with a new addition to the family!

I went in 2017 and had a blast, I didn't adopt since I already had/ have 3 cats already at the…read moretime, so went to see what foods they had etc. they had a cat litter there that was Made in California, it was ultra fine and clumped SO fast and didn't stick to the sides. Their booth was ONLY about the cat Litter. I bought 4 bags of it and forgot the name of the company who made it. I know this is a long shot and someone may never see this but if you remember please let me know the brand because it was life changing for me! They need to bring this Event back!!! I really miss going!