Amazing vet! Dr Z is the best! So caring, passionate, knowledgeable... My dog and I are both lucky…read moreto have found her. The place seems fairly well organized as well and they do try to help you get an appointment if it's something urgent

I would give this place zero stars if I could. These are the biggest crooks on the lake shore. DO…read moreNOT TAKE YOUR PET HERE! They have no clue what they are doing and will happily charge you a 98$ consultation fee for literally nothing. I brought my cat here twice for the same exact problem (blood in his urine and difficulty peeing). They were not able to effectively diagnose or treat the issue and were just happy to charge me the 98$ consulting fee each time. The place is a total rip off and their vets are extremely rude and unprofessional. Take your pet to the veterinary emergency hospital of west Toronto. Better rates, better service. Their vets actually know what they are doing. https://vehwt.ca/

I can't say enough good things about Kathy's store ! It is clean and bright and has a vast…read moreselection of products you would want or need for your furbabies. Sprinkle in helpful info, tips, and snuggles with the resident felines, you'll want to linger. I have had her excellent services almost 14yrs. Everyone I asked when I got my wee one where to get her needs, recommended Endless Tails, and so do I !!

Cathy, the business owner of Endless Tails is amazing! I love her. My boyfriend and I have been…read morelooking to adopt a long hair cat for the longest time and she went out of her way to help us find the one. To date, she has helped almost 600 cats get adopted and find a new home. If you have any questions or need an advice about adopting a cat, she's your kitty guru! Also she has a few cats in her store too! Go check it out if you want kitty hugs and purrs.

No amount of praise I write for ACR could be enough. I found my baby Fiona through their rescue…read moreagency and the entire adoption process was seamless. I learnt so much about Fiona's quirks and habits through her foster mom. When we decide to adopt another Cat, it will surely be through ACR.

Was in a position to donate a brand new fluffy bed (thanks to Chewy's excellent customer service)…read moreand several cans of cat food that my cat refused to eat ‍ Annex Cat Rescue is a volunteer business and a volunteer came right to my house to pick up the items. Would definitely contact them if ever I could foster to adopt.

Caring organization -- they really try to match a cat to the right situation, and get to the know…read morethe cat before adopting out. However, this organization does give cats minimum veterinary care - often no vaccinations, and many of their cats never see a vet aside from spay/neuter. If you can help, perhaps donations would allow them to do a better job in this respect. They sometimes keep cats with communicable diseases like FIV or feline herpes with other cats that don't have these diseases (without vaccinating them) while in foster care, likely due to necessity. This is the only reason, I am not giving them a 5 star rating. I adopted my foster cat who had health problems costing $1000s in vet bills (dental work). We didn't know her teeth were so bad until I took her to see my vet a week after adoption! They did offer to take her back at that time, but of course she was already considered family and I just couldn't. She is a sweet cat, one of the most gentle I've had. Because I had fostered for them and she was older, they were kind enough to waive the adoption fee. I have no regrets and love her dearly. At the same time, my best advice to you is to be practical when adopting -- get a thorough medical history and request medical records. You need to know what expenses you are getting yourself into (and that you can afford the cat during a pandemic) before you fall in love with your new family member. This is the responsible thing to do for both you and the cat. Very kind people who are doing their best in the pandemic. They will do an excellent job of screening you, and you need to also screen the pet you are getting.

Please read the negative reviews carefully before adopting through Abbey Cats. The patterns are too…read moreconsistent to ignore. Multiple people have raised concerns about transparency, medical disclosure, and aggressive communication when questioned. Rescue work is hard, but intimidation and dishonesty should never be normalized. Absolutely DO NOT adopt from here, the people running this place are FRAUDSTERS and this place is a complete SCAM. the positive reviews must be people they know. They're are many better places to adopt from with good reviews!

They used to be Lazy Cat Cafe but since the franchise ended, they are now called Purrfect Pet Cafe…read more The price is also cheaper by about $4 to $5 per hours with different options such as the cat room, the cat room and drink or the cat room and dessert. They also have a walk-in special for 30 minutes for $17.99. The cat room is a small but good enough for the cats . There were about 10 cats, a few British short hair, a Maine coon, a Siamese cat, an Abyssinian etc. Maximum of 8 people in the room per hour. There are some cats that can be adopted but the owners cats cannot be adopted. The cafe looks brighter from the last time I went since they converted. Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends. The drinks were ok as my friends but just remember to redeem if you bought the combo with drink.

Adoption agency! Find your next best friend here :) the humane society allows you to see available…read morecats and dogs are adoption. They provide plans on shots, neutering, and pet classes.

I wanted to warn people about this particular rescue we adopted our rat terrier from…read more There have been multiple issues including the fact that before we started fostering our dog we repeatedly let them know that biting was not something we could handle. The day we pick him up after a 3 hour delay, he is almost microchipped a second time, I'm informed he bites. The other day he snapped at my partner and contacted the rescue about what to do and they showed zero empathy or accountability and said that if I sent photos of him they could put him on petfinder. In their rescue headline it says that coordinators were available for help and guidance however, during my time of fostering I wasn't given any instruction, no one checked in with me and the treasurer of the organization also added pressure for me to sign and pay the fee for his adoption and made a remark that he wasn't my dog until I had signed everything, when I had only started fostering him for 2 weeks. This rescue is full of people who are unfit to work with people and the lack of transparency about his behaviours is concerning for further adopters. It left a bitter taste in my mouth and I feel as someone who has managed a non profit that even if they are operating at capacity they are not meeting the minimum of making sure the homes the dogs go to are prepared. Very irresponsible.

We adopted our Jack Russell/Chihuahua/Australian Cattle Dog mix from the Jack Russell Network of…read moreCanada (JRNC) in November 2020. This dog should never have been adopted to a city dweller. He spent the first 6 years of his life in a country setting, where he was allowed out for the whole day and only came in at night. When we got him, he had been neutered just a few months earlier, and his tail was amputated. In the shelter he was first put into, he chewed his tail to the point that it became infected and had to be removed. Our home is in the middle of the city, with access to a small back yard, and 3 walks per day. Obviously this was not what he was used to and it was difficult for him to adjust. He was reactive to other dogs, lunging, barking and growling. Walks were never very pleasant. As time went by, he became more frustrated and eventually he attacked our adult daughter. He launched at her with his jaws around her nose and wouldn't release until my husband shouted at him. Fortunately our daughter didn't need stitches, just antibiotics. It wasn't his fault, I had brought a bit of food to him and my daughter bent over to pet him at the same time. According to an animal behaviourist I spoke to, the dog did not attack. What he did was to give a warning. We finally surrendered him back to the JRNC after more aggressive behaviour towards both of our adult children. And then we saw his profile on Petfinder, where they were saying he was good with older children and other dogs. Our family was shocked as we had told them in our email and on the surrender document that the dog should be in a rural home and no children. Our fear is that if he were to bite a child, then he would be put down. He doesn't deserve that. I emailed JRNC about our concerns and the only reply was from one of the coordinators who thought she was talking to the director. We were referred to as being a pain, and that we should be told not to contact them anymore. Please think twice about adopting from this rescue. They are rescuing too many dogs without the proper resources to help these dogs adjust. Many of the dogs are coming from Texas and Louisiana.

ALWAYS A LINE at the check-out whenever I go. Not sure why…read morethe manager is not more proactive about getting additional support at the cash when a line develops, but it never misses- each and every time I come here, which is every week or so- there's a line up of 5+ customers. Aside from this annoyance, I have to say I quite like this location because it's large, well organized, well stocked and feels clean when you walk in as compared to some other PetSmart locations I have gone to. The staff are friendly, and helpful. *I have seen other customer reviews regarding grooming/pet boarding experiences which is quite disturbing and unacceptable to say the least- I have never used their boarding or grooming services so my review is not about that. I'm the kind of shopper who knows what they came for; quick in and out, which is why the line up really bothers me so much.

Will definitely be returning…read more.. Great job done on our baby boy by Teresa! Thanks again for the positive experience.