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I'm looking for a snow white cat a female a 1 year old spayed and declawed. First name is Bridget…read moreTobin

I love Catfe's and when I heard this place had opened, I made a point of stopping here on my next…read moretrip to Ohio. you have to book an appointment online and they generally run about $15 for 50 minutes. It's located downtown so make sure to allow extra time to find parking. I was able to snag a spot right out front and paid through a parking app. All of their cats are vetted and ready to adopt. They have an application online to fill out if you're interested but I don't know how much their fees are. When you walk in, there's a fabulous lobby area with stuff for sale and artwork from a local artist. They also have toys and treats for sale to give to the cats for $2 which is convenient. They make you wait in the lobby for your reserved check in time so if you get there early (like I did) you can hang out in the lobby area until your designated time opens up. The actual cat room is really super cool with tons of decorations and several places to sit. The staff gave us the rundown on the cats and their personalities and each cat has a collar with their name on it so if you're interested you can start the adoption process. Or, if you're like me, talk to the cats and see how their doing. Either way, what a nice little set up. I love supporting non profits like this because for as much as I'd love to house all the cats, that's not an obvious thing I can do. I'm a one cat household myself and don't want to feed the "crazy cat lady" thing anymore then it already has been. It's also a great spot to go hang out with friends for an hour while hanging out in this part of town. Please also check the website since they have specific hours and days they're open. Worth a stop and a visit if you're in the area, whether you want to adopt or not.

From the owner: RubyCats is Toledo’s first cat café, offering a relaxing, cozy space where guests can unwind,…read moreconnect with adoptable cats and support local rescue efforts. Our intimate, small-group sessions create a calm, enriching environment for both cats and visitors, making every visit feel personal and meaningful.

I hired Happy Tails PET sitters of Monroe mi group to care for my 1 year old puppy 3 days every…read moreother week for a short period of time while my pup was having some medical issues. Kim was the sitter. on whatvwas scheduled as her possible the last day my Furbo dog camera caught the pet sitter looking through my calendar by my work desk and then moving over to my desk and looking at that. While I was paying her to watch my dog, not my desk. she said she was only looking at it because Winnie was not on her schedule for next week. No. No. No. she was hired to watch my dog not rifle through my personal items. I would NEVER go onto someone's home and start looking through cabinets or dresser drawers! what right did she think she had to do that on me? I message her the picture of her with her hands on my calendar asking if i left any secrets on it! I also called the owner who said she has never had a complaint on this person. well everyone doesn't have a furbo to keep an eye on their pets activity. I'm still mad. I trusted this person to watch my dog. I will never recommend Happy Tails to anyone even though I have in the past. if you are a pet owner do not hire them. It would have been nice for the owner Andrea to even offer a refund for the one day service or lack of.

We have been using Happy Tails for 2 years now. Kim is Wonderful. My 2 puppies LOVE her. She goes…read moreout of her way to help us in any way she can. Sophie and Jake are always happy to see her. She treats them as though they were her own babies. I never have to worry that they are not being loved and well cared for. TreAnn Smith Monroe, Michigan

Good, but could use an actual website for those who don't use Facebook. Could also use a volunteer…read moreprogram and to put signs with the cats pictures, names, qualities, backgrounds etc. next to them, but I understand they are new and probably not well funded enough yet. Front desk woman was helpful.

I went to Taylor Animal Shelter 06/16/26 to adopt a cat named Wilder. He had labored breathing…read more(mouth breathing) and was in obvious distress. I told the front staff receptionist (Hanna) who told me "I should adopt the cat and take it to my vet". I explained that the animals should be in good health when adopted out. I then told Shawn Donovan (supervisor) who said "they weren't going to spend a bunch of money at the vet for me to swoop in and adopt the cat, that's not how shelters work and I should go pick another one". I explained I'd like to complete the paperwork and pay and pick up the cat once he was cleared by vet and he told me "he would not notify me, that he was the boss, and that he did not know what I was not understanding". He then said he would give me the cat and I could take it to my vet. This was easily the most unprofessional and oddest interaction I have ever had with any shelter staff at any shelter. I understand that shelter environments have skeleton staff and budgetary constraints but both Hanna and Shawn Donovan displayed attitudes that show they are unhappy with their jobs. Their actions aren't aligning with animals best interest and they are making rules up as they go with minimal oversight. I hope this reaches someone who cares and can address the issue as multiple reviews mention similar behavior and adoptions are being lost due to poor staff behavior.

I've walked thought their house. It is well-kept and clean. My girlfriend volunteers at the place…read moreand has nothing but positive things to say. We actually adopted 2 cats from here, they were healthy and with all proper shots and paperwork. The group is well organized and know what they are doing.

This is a wonderful group that takes hard-to-place animals out of local shelters to give them…read moreanother chance. The animals get veterinary care & go into foster homes to recover. Once they are healthy enough, they go onto petfinder.com to find homes. I got my cat from here & he is such a great guy. I'm so grateful that these people rescued him when he was going to be put down from being sickly. I would definitely adopt from here again. Prices were reasonable. I think it was about $115 for my cat.

I was at Planned Pethood's adoption event at Petco one Sunday. My fiance and I had thrown around…read morethe idea of getting a cat, but I didn't go with the intention of taking one home that day. However, I found a kitten that I fell in love with. I didn't want to make the decision without my fiance meeting the cat first, but he had to work until after the event was going to be over. The kitten had been in the store that past week, so they didn't want to leave him there again, but it was the only way my fiance would meet him. The Planned Pethood staff was wonderful and they ended up letting him stay at the store. I brought the fiance back that night and we took him home. Our kitten is the most wonderful thing in the world. Without Planned Pethood we wouldn't have found him!

Wanted to adopt dog ,filled out application and it was ok'd by staff went and seen dog at pet co to…read moresee it in person.Had a meet and greet at my home.Foster obviously did not like my decor and layout of my home and denied me adopting dog .My home is clean and average I am not a millionaire but I raised 2successful children with many of there friends in this home and many large and small dogs.She acted like I knew nothing about animals .Also we are retired and would have a lot of time to be with animal.Too bad the poor pet did not get a good home with me. She also told me what kind of pet I needed to have?I know what kind of pet I need!