The RSPCA on Barnes Hill shelter homes for many different types of pets for such a small rescue…read moreshelter. You can adopt and care for pets from dogs, cats to ferrets. It's really sad to see animals locked away in cages but the cages seem spacious enough for the animals as they each have their own cubicle with large spaces to move about if they ever need a stretch. The RSPCA supply a very informative booklet on what animals they are holding within their shelter and display at least a paragraph about these animals personally in order for you to have knowledge about their background, what breed they are and their age all for your reassurance. They have selected viewing times if ever you wish or think of adopting any of these animals so that you can bond with them.

Everything about this place is brilliant. We recently adopted our dog from here and while we would…read morehave fallen in love with Walter had he been in any of the rescue centres in the area the facility here is by far the best of all the ones we went to. All the dogs have large kennels, in a big bright room with a little agility area and plenty of room to get to meet your new family member! There were tonnes of staff around and all the dogs look well cared for, we only wish we could have adopted more. They also offer loads of support after adoption, with a call from the vetinary nurse to check on how he was settling in. 10/10 adopt don't shop

The dog collective agency picked up my brother's dogs. I told them they were stolen and he wasn't…read morein the area. I've finally got the time to travel to where they are and I'm told its going to cost £400 to pick up stolen dogs. When I can't I'm told they are going to be given to be re-homed. My brother is in hospital because he got hit by a van. When I requested information of the company who are re-homing them I'm told they won't give me the information. This is a racket.

This is a lovely organisation that supports retired race dogs. Perry Barr race track is well known…read morein the city and races dogs. This charity helps them find loving homes once their winning days are up. If I were to adopt a dog I would not be hesitant to do it through Perry Barr Retired Greyhound Trust. It is a fine charity responding to an issue within the city.

Absolutely amazing, we went here to play with cats because I love cats, and we ended up having a…read morepretty big pepperoni pizza that was delicious and also a mocktail called the cat-astrophe which was delicious too! The cats were adorable and I established a pretty good bond with Milk, Melody and Gingerbread. Melody was super playful and kept running around after the balls, Gingerbread was really funny because she was scared to go in the tube near out table so she ran through really fast. Milk was by far my favourite, I went in there with one goal: give one of the cats a belly rub (because my cat at home loves them) and on my way out I gave Milk one and she enjoyed it. The ambience of the cafe was overall pretty good, I'm used to the car smell sp it didn't bother me that much. I definitely reccomend this place to any cat lovers out there.

Lovely decor, enjoyable for both humans and kitties. When you are coming in, you have to pay £6,…read moreand if you order anything that's on top. The food menu looked lovely but I came in to play with cats. The latter were uber cute, and you can tell they were fed up with humans! Younger kittens would play for a bit, but neither adult nor little ones enjoy stroking, in the best case they tolerate it, normally just ran away. However, the overall atmosphere is very nice! Cats definitely add fun to your regular coffee or a catch up with a friend, or even alone time, even if they just around.