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Animal Place

Animal Place

(41 reviews)

Oh. My. Gosh. What an absolute delight! After a beautiful drive up from Sacramento, my partner and…read moreI arrived at the sprawling, lovely grounds of Animal Place. We had booked a private tour for his birthday to meet the rescue animals who call this beautiful place home. Yasmin met us at the entrance and, after swapping shoes for some solid boots, gave us a very honest, very real, and very important rundown of industrial agriculture. Now, I have to add, neither of us are vegan or even vegetarian, but Yasmin proved to be an actively non judgmental, compassionate host. She walked us through the grounds, addressing each animal by name, and was full of knowledge and insight! After the initial meet and greet, we were off! We hiked across the beautiful grounds and met tons of sheep (Jet loved my partner!) goats, and pigs; all of the animals roam freely, coming and going as they please. It was actually delightful how so many of the animals came up to say hi and hang out out of their own volition! We brought some grapes for the chickens and they LOVED them! But oh my god, the turkeys. Wow, just, two little friendly, fluffy orbs that floated around our party showing off while Yasmin gave us an informed and empathetic story about them. She did that at every habitat; letting us in, introducing us (by name!) to the boldest of the bunch, and explaining how they ended up at Animal Place. It was an entirely wonderful, enlightening experience. Also, fyi, turkeys are so soft. I cannot recommend this organization enough. 10/10, please give Conrad an extra treat for me!

Unprofessional, unorganized, uneducated do not support. Do not go here. They do not know what they…read moreare doing! Horrible. Scared for the animals there. It's always convenient tucked away so nobody really knows what's going on until you go there firsthand. Behind the scenes.

Shinto's Pet Food - Hi. I'm Max!

Shinto's Pet Food

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Wow, what a blessing to have Shintos in our area!…read more Our finicky 17-year-old pup is still going strong and we would like to keep it that way! Lindsey and her team truly care about each and every pet and their hard work and dedication shines through in their magnificent product! We will forever be customers (our dogs would have it no other way), but as an added bonus, I feel so grateful to genuinely feel like a friend of the staff when I walk in! Their warm nature, helpful advice and genuine concern is something a lot of businesses are lacking these days. They never cease to amaze me and I'm so grateful to have found them!!

I discovered Shinto's recently at the Marin County Farmer's Market (the one in San Rafael @ the…read moreCivic Center). So glad I did! Their pet food stand was a welcome change of pace from all the other farm/bakery vendors. Don't get me wrong - I love coming here for all the human food options. But it's nice when I can find yummy treats to bring home for my dog (while also supporting a local business). The lady working the Shinto's stand couldn't have been nicer. I told her that I was looking for a long-lasting bone for my pooch to chew on (and one that won't disappear after 10 minutes). She immediately recommended their Beef Femur Bones (I've attached a photo to their biz page gallery). These Flintstone-size bones are for pets 25 lbs and up. Best of all, they're gluten/soy/corn free. So you can rest assured that your dog is getting nothing but the good stuff. The Beef Fermur bone only wound up costing me 10 ($) bones. Maybe it's a bit pricey for a dog snack. But you know what - my dog's worth it! BTW, while the nice lady rang up my purchase, she handed me a free beef jerky treat to give to my dog. It was very kind of her. Long story short, Shinto's was a great, unexpected find. I can't wait to surprise my furry friend tonight with his special treat. He'll undoubtedly be in doggy paradise.

Pound Puppy Rescue - pets - Updated July 2026

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