Don't waste your time with this "rescue". They are in no hurry to get animals adopted. Got a…read morevoicemail from some grouchy lady telling me to send an application after I had followed up several days after hearing nothing back from submitting. In my call I specifically told them I was following up on my application and to text me when they received it. Waited another few days, heard nothing about if they had found my application, then the email I sent to follow up came back as undelivered and not accepting emails so I guess their email doesn't even work. So, complete waste of time. Disorganized. And with all the time I spent answering all their invasive questions which included my drivers license and personal information, you think they could at least, I don't know, answer the damn phone and follow simple directions without leaving a condescending @$$ voicemail on my phone. I feel really bad for the animals stuck with these people. Stay away and go with a rescue that isn't here to waste your time. Pay attention to the 1 star reviews. I didn't and here I am now making my own.

The worst experience ever trying to adopt a pet. I was denied for allowing a dog to be in my fenced…read morebackyard.

I haven't personally had to use Nat cat Protection Society for any personal kitties, but I have…read morebeen to the facility and talked with staff and can tell you that this is a top-notch Cat Rescue place! The level of care provided to kitties at national Cat protection society is just amazing! The detail in which the have to cater to each cat is amazing! Their programs are also outstanding especially the one involving educating children! Please take the time to go and see this place! ‍ 10 out of 10 would highly recommend!

Stopped in on National Pet Day to bring a new cat tree, toys, & a pineapple bed. Super friendly…read morestaff. Place is clean & cats are happy. They take owner surrenders only. They're one of the oldest rescues in California.

Great service, nice to have custom cocktail cube source along with all the other choices!read more

Promises made. Promises kept. Dry Ice purchase was seamless. Helpful and friendly staff.read more

This facility takes pride in all their animals. They care about every single one, from oh so tiny…read moreones to wow that dog is a size of a horse. Highly recommend.

Just get a free kitten off the Nextdoor app or Craigslist. At least there it will be healthy…read more Most of the animals here have some sort of disease, thats why they keep dying on people right after adopting from Wags. They will lie to you and say the health issues are "normal" and "It will go away on its own." It's BS. You'll be drowning in vet bills before you know it. Why hasn't this place gotten shut down yet?

This review is long overdue. I am reviewing the drop off…read moreexperience: consistently friendly staff and super easy drop off located behind the store.

Love this place so much it's my go to thrift store. Cheap prices and I find great finds :)…read more Been coming here since middle school this is my favorite place!!!! Owner and staff is super nice at check out and everyone is minding their business I love it!

I've been learning and practicing Tai Chi with Culver City Tai Chi for Wellness for years, and it's…read morebecome one of the best parts of my Sunday morning. Practicing Tai Chi here is a terrific way to reward both body and soul. You soak in the sunlight and connect with nature, surrounded by trees and a warm community of fellow practitioners. The classes are free and perfect for beginners. Angie is an extraordinary teacher who has built a fantastic, supportive community. I can't express enough how much I appreciate this experience--highly recommended!

I have been coming to this tai chi group for years now. I started off intermittently but now I…read morenever miss a Sunday if I can help it. The calm and focus the practice provides sets my tone for the week. I've tried yoga a bunch of times but the static poses weren't for me. And sitting still to meditate doesn't work for me either. Tai chi is like a moving meditation that allows me to tune out the world and my thoughts (or at least keep trying to--it's a practice). At first, it seemed like a lot to learn, but Angie breaks down the movements step by step and reminds us that "any movement is good movement" in case people are still learning. I used to park myself right behind one of the regulars and follow him, and now I'm one of those regulars myself Even though I've been coming for years, I still find new subtleties in different parts of the form. It has also given me great balance, better than I've ever had in my life. I once took a tai chi course that met inside and was very technically precise. I so much prefer doing it outside in the park. Sometimes I wish for specific critique of my form but we do get that during the periodic intermediate/advanced classes she offers. There are generally anywhere from 25-50 people at a session. It's donation based (cash or Venmo), so free if you want to just check it out. I always give because it's so worth it to me.

We hosted our daughter's 10th birthday party at Cat Nap. I'm so glad we did! It was a wonderful…read moreexperience from start to finish, and everyone enjoyed their time. I spoke with our hosts over the phone before the party. They answered all of my questions, offered to configure the lobby for our needs, and assured me that there would be several volunteers assisting on the night of the party. We loved hosting such a unique party. All our daughter's friends were mesmerized by the cats. With so many cats in multiple rooms (kitten room, main room, quiet room), each of the girls and adults found their "spot" and had a great time. There was more than enough space for the 23 guests we had The cats were so sweet and fun. With dozens of cats in the same room, you might think that the cats would be fighting or disruptive, but it was just the right mix of calm and playfulness. We brought in pizza and cupcakes, which we set up in the lobby. Cat Nap graciously provided tablecloths and some paper goods. The lobby is small and doesn't have the space for seating, but the girls didn't mind standing or sitting on the floor while they ate. They were eager to get back to the cats, so we didn't spend much time with the food. The volunteers absolutely blew us away with their hospitality. They offered to help us set up and haul trash, and they provided a first aid kit to a couple of our guests who got scratched by the kitties. They answered questions from our curious guests, and they kept the space very clean through the whole evening. Overall, we are so happy to have hosted a party at Cat Nap! Several of our guests are now asking their parents to have their birthday parties there, too!

HORRIBLE . THESE CATS ARE SICK !!! Cats coughing , sneezing…read more. Eyes leaking discharge , eyes half closed . Cats sleeping looking lethargic . Vents covered in dust . The SMELL. And the AMOUNT OF AIR FRESHNERS you have trying to cover the horrid smell. Absolutely disgusting. Those poor cats !!!!! How dare you !!! Me and my child left the "birthday party " that was there . I do not condone this disgusting behavior ! take better care of your cats ! Get a better ventilation system . And get rid of 50of your 100 cats . Sorry excuse for an adoption site full of greed and blatant denial . Gross !

If you follow me, you know that I'm a big fan of thrifting, and in particular I enjoy Goodwill…read morelocations. It was my first time at this location, but it has a drop-off area in the back (which we used to unload before we went in and reloaded) and a large store area in the front with a decent of items. My daughter goes for the clothes, while I go more for electronics and vinyl, and this location had a bit of everything that we were looking for. I'll be back soon, hope to see you here. :)

Stopped by to drop off donations. Store is clean with nice staff. Easy a plenty parking. Went to…read morethe back of the store for drop off. Friendly staff helped to take boxes off. Overall nice place.

This review is for their story time which we loved!!…read more Singer and story-teller, Christa Mae and the teaching artists of the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity have organized a fantastic event. "Storytime", an hour of song, story, and coordinated art projects for pre-schoolers and their mothers and fathers. Sponsored by the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity and Soco and the OC Mix. It was an hours event on Monday from 1-2pm (and is held every 2 weeks). The first half hour is a sing session with the sensational Christa Mae (www.christamae.com) who sings and plays popular nursery rhymes on her guitar. She's very entertaining and engaging. 1 book is then read followed by a craft. The craft supplies are provided by the center. There are chairs and blankets on the floor for kids and parents to sit on. Very well organized FREE event and lots of fun for little ones! Tickets - Get your free tickets on Eventbrite

I came for a wedding reception and my mind was blown. At first I was like, why are we at a mall?!…read more Where do they want us all to park?? It looked crowded when we were driving in to the complex. Luckily the parking lot was larger closer to the building that we needed to go to. It was such an awesome surprise walking in. Art makes me happy. I kept running around and taking pictures with everything. I even have a few bathroom selfies. I never like taking photos of just me in it but I couldn't help it. Bugs bunny, pepe le pew, winnie the pooh, and wizard of oz just to name a few of the amazing art work. It's like going back in time and seeing all your favorite cartoons. Great art to check out. Absolutely love this place!

Easy parking, friendly and efficient staff, nice clean facility. I plan on returning as soon as I'm…read moreeligible.

I go there every two months and they take care of me very well. It's a positive experience.read more