My 12 y.o. German Shorthair Pointer passed Christmas Eve 2024. Saw cute a cute, 7 Wk old puppy:…read moreAllowed to temp foster her til complete process. PHS wanted to spay her ASAP, then complete adoption. I asked to wait til older & offered to post a large cash bond to gaurantee spay later. Cited a UCLA study (over 4,000 dogs) which found link to early Cancer/joint problems & hip displasia when young dogs were spay/neuter. Dog appeared to be Black Mouth Cur & Recommended age for that breed to spay was 18 months. Only managed to delay them until she was 13 weeks old. Dog doing well so far but very sad situation.

Lots of TLC for dogs and cats by dedicated staff and passionate volunteers. The facility is clean…read moreand well-organized.

Dr Perez and the staff there along with the other doctor who refused to have internet so I can call…read moreme a cab and take myself and my little dog home and said I had to walk and I've got very upset with that because I went to see them for my dog's lamp in his leg now I'm an elderly woman and I don't believe in just collecting by the end of the day that's not friendly service

I have been bringing my dog since she was a puppy to this office. She had seizures when she was 6…read moremonths old, and after that happened, they were too busy to see her before the weekend. Fast forward, she is now 5 years old, and she had seizures over the weekend. I had taken her to the emergency vet on Sunday and called their office first thing Monday morning- they couldn't see her until Tuesday. We went Tuesday and was advised to stop medicine from the er doc. I was told "she should be back to her normal self" by Thursday- without any real evaluation or anything. I was told if she had another episode she would need to start seizure meds immediately.The next day, she had another episode , I called to get an appointment and was told it wouldn't be until 2 days later. Instead, I took her to the er vet again- where she spent the night and was referred to a specialist immediately. I almost lost her on Thursday , instead of her being "back to herself". Additionally, she was diagnosed with Addisons disease and it wasn't epilepsy or brain related at all. The lack of urgency , care or thoroughness -- I will never take my dog back and will always refer against this office.

Really nice selection of dog food including fresh cooked, raw, and farmina. All really good brands…read more Honest and kind people.

They have mealworms and they are open long hours but they have no pets. It's a pet supply store.read more

This ok my grandchildren. Staff was knowledgeable and courteous. A treasure for Pensacola.read more

Adopted my parrot from here this month but have been volunteering for months here. Every bird has…read moretheir own personality, space and time spent with them on the daily. Reed is wonderful to be around and he has taught me so much. The adoption process was so wonderful, everything I've wanted. All my needs were met. Reed makes sure all these birds go to great homes. As for the parrots, they are provided with daily enrichment, a great diet, other birds to interact with and places to hide . Misters in the heat and heat lamps in the cold. Nothing better than Uncle Sandy's!!!!!!!!!

This was our first time checking out the animals here. We…read morewent into the cat room first and checked out what they had available. I have to say I found one kitten I fell in love with!! My Mom wanted to get a black and white long hair but they didn't have any. This one was by itself and was friendly as soon as I opened the cage. What a cute face!!!! We checked out another cat room they have as well as what dogs they have available. No puppies or small dogs. Mostly med or larger dogs. They all seem well cared for. My Mom decided on the baby girl I found. (I would have taken her in a heartbeat!) The employees who worked there were nice. Wednesday they have Free dog adoption day and Fridays are for free cats. We will have to stop again to check what they have. They said small dogs go fast as well as the kittens. I am sure this beautiful baby would have been gone long before Friday, she had just become adoptable that day. Lucky we got her!! If you're looking for a pet, stop here! We will definitely stop back. My Mom is very happy with her.

Disappointing Experience at Escambia County Animal Shelter…read more I recently went to the Escambia County Animal Shelter after seeing a bulldog that I really, really wanted to adopt. When I first asked about the dog, I was told that it was under medical evaluation and would need to be spayed/neutered before adoption. I understood that and was willing to wait. I was then told that the dog had a hold on it because another shelter was coming to pick it up. I contacted the shelter because I was confused about how that worked, especially after understanding that adoptions were supposed to be handled on a first-come, first-served basis. Instead of simply explaining the situation, I felt like I was treated as though I was trying to take advantage of the situation. I explained that I was simply trying to adopt a dog I had fallen in love with. I even offered to pay for the spay/neuter and offered to pay double the normal adoption fee because I genuinely wanted to give this dog a home. I was told that someone would call me back, but nobody ever did. The dog was ultimately transferred to another organization, which I later learned was a bulldog rescue. I completely understand that shelters have policies and that the welfare of the animals has to come first. What upset me was the way the situation was handled and how I felt I was treated when I was simply trying to adopt an animal. As a publicly funded county shelter, I expected more transparency, communication, and courtesy. I ultimately gave up on trying to adopt the dog, and I sincerely wish the bulldog the very best and hope it gets a wonderful home. My frustration is not with the dog or the rescue--it is with how this situation was handled and the way I was treated when I was genuinely trying to provide a home for an animal I cared about.

Amazing staff and service. You can walk in and play with any kitten or puppy you want and they come…read morewith all their vaccines and are checked my vets weekly. The staff cares about their animals and you can tell they're well taken care of. They come with quite a few benefits like hereditary and genetic tests so you know you're getting healthy AKC puppies and also comes with training resources and all their homing needs and care.

I wanted to leave feedback about my experience purchasing my rabbit from Petco. About a month…read morebefore I got him, I came into the store and asked if rabbits could be reserved with a deposit. I was told no, that they were first come, first served. About a week before purchasing, I even called the store to double check and was told the exact same thing over the phone. Because of that, I made sure to come to the store right when it opened so I could get the rabbit I wanted. Once I got there and spoke with one of the animal specialists, I pointed out the rabbits I was interested in and was told they were already spoken for because someone had put deposits down on them. At that point, I was obviously confused and frustrated because I had specifically asked about that twice beforehand and was told it wasn't possible. I explained the situation, but it was pretty much brushed off and I was just told to pick another rabbit. I did end up purchasing one and spent quite a bit of money that day, but the experience left me annoyed because the information given to customers was inconsistent. I think the staff needs to be better informed and on the same page regarding policies so customers can plan accordingly and not waste their time or feel misled.

The environment was warm and welcoming. The manager and volunteers were polite and helpful…read more Although they did have snacks and beverages we did not purchase. We did buy some chochkies and play with the kitties. It was a lot of fun and really helped to reduce travel stress before heading to the airport!

We had so much fun at this cat cafe! They had 17 cats available for adoption. We enjoyed playing…read morewith all of them and giving them treats. They also sold stickers, t-shirts, pins, and cat toys. The person working was friendly. The ambiance was cozy and well kept for housing so many cats.

What an awesome Vet! We feel very blessed to have found Dr. Ryan. She is so good with both our…read moredog and our cat. The practice is just great; all the team members are knowledgeable, helpful, and professional. The first visit is a bit confusing from what I remember, and from what I see in another review. Yes, the first visit you have to call and get in when they have an opening. But after that you can schedule appointments and call for support when needed. I highly recommend this practice. I have found none better from sea to shining sea. My pets and I will definitely be back!

Wow; we must be the luckiest family in the USA! To find such phenomenon veterinarians on both…read moresides of the country just blows my mind! Our dog is truly a member of our family, and as such she travels with us back and forth between Sac and Pensacola. With her recent diagnosis of heart disease she is going to need a great vet in both places, and aren't we lucky we found them! I can't say enough about our experience at Cat and Dog Clinic. Dr. Ryan took the time to explain to us everything she was doing, she thoroughly evaluated our dog, and she made recommendations that will help us better care for her when we're in the humid climate. I highly recommend this practice; everyone is awesome!