purchase denied, totally disgusted with the 2 girls working there 0n the 17th and 20th of April i…read morewish to purchase some feeder fish, they said they wouldnt sell them to me unless i told the size i was going to put them in,. they need to know this WHY went back there on sunday the 2 girls working there standing behind the till not offering to help the other customers in the store, but had the nerve to yell at a little boy who accidentally something and it fell i asked for feeder fish for my grandsons aquarium because i didnt know the exact size THE GIRLS REFUSED i found this totally unprofessional, . The tanks in the place have tons of fish in them. I asked to speak to a person that works there i was told he was on lunch, i waited for him. went asked if he was back from lunch girl named SKY said he is busy . The place was empty with no customers. I was told from my work place that a girl was fired because of medical issues yet she supplied a doctors note upon being hired. yet these 2 girls are so rude and and so unprofessional is putting it lightly, they should be the ones let go. Who are they to say what i can purchase. i have boughten my grandsons feeder fish from there for years. My grandson is autistic and this keeps him calm . I hope the worker who was fired for medical reason goes after these people A VERY UNHAPPY CUSTOMER what goes around comes around bad for business

I called in a few minutes ago reguarding false info on how to take care beta fish. Were told that…read moreplastic plants were good for it. Thats not the story at all. Do not put fake plastic plants in with the beta fish. The plastic plants rip and tear the fins for the little guys. Silk plants are far better then plastic. Also when i called the supervisor wanted to know who said it so they can be corrected. No, instead only correcting 1 person or the 2 that sold us the fish i think everybody needs to be trained on this not just 1 person that will last a week. Also if kids are doing the half ass work there then hire adults especially when working with animals. They barely know how to wipe there own ass let alone take care of animals.

One of the nicest cat shelters I've been to! The cats are really well taken care of here,…read moreeverything is so clean and well organized. I love that all the cat rooms are indoor/outdoor as well. This way the cats can get fresh air if they want, or stay inside and relax in one of the cat beds. So many wonderful cats up for adoption. Definitely stop by here if you're thinking about adding a new member to your family!

S.A.I.N.T.S. is a sanctuary for senior and special needs animals that have no where else to go…read more They provide a loving environment and proper medical care for all residents. We finally visited S.A.I.N.T.S. this weekend. Well overdue - for years! This animal haven for senior and special needs animals was just heart-warming and full of love. Founder, Carol Hine is a nurse during the day and a "saint" by night. She started this sanctuary in 2004 and it's grown into a beautiful home and 3-acre property to these wonderful animals. Some of the animals have ended up at S.A.I.N.T.S. as a result of animal cruelty cases, abandonment, extended stays at animal shelters, owners moving, owners not being able to afford looking after their sick or disabled animals any longer. Weekly tours happen at the facility on Saturdays and Sundays at 11:00am. Ours was led by long-time volunteer, Dawne. She did a great job providing background info and a thorough explanation of what S.A.I.N.T.S. is all about, how they care for the animals and the stories behind some of their furry residents. They currently have 130+ animals under their care including dogs, cats, horses, llamas, sheep, pigs... S.A.I.N.T.S. is always looking for volunteers, sponsorship (you can even choose which animal), and donations (monetary and non). There's a "wish list" on their site as to the items they're always in need of and you can easily donate and sponsor via their site too. S.A.I.N.T.S. has done an amazing job of turning a bad or unwanted experience into a happy sanctuary of love. Thank you for saving and caring for the animals!

Went to the open house and it was great, such a great place for any animal lucky enough to be…read morethere. The animals are so sweet and they are all very happy and friendly, I love those elderly dogs they are the most adorable dogs a group was a feeding and they were so cute all on their own pillow with their food and for the dogs that need help a helper was hand feeding one they are all very loved and it shows in their happy faces, and the farm animals are just as wonderful they are all gentle and friendly and everyone gets along, these beautiful animals are so special they are friendly and have excellent manners i really don't know their previous owners can not want them and unless it's an extreme circumstance such death or sickness of the owner how someone could abandon them and some in such cowardly ways i read the adorable pig we saw was dumped off in a mountain, that poor pig must have been terrified, for the animals here I think every single one of them is living the happiest days of their lives here they are treated like the treasures they are, such caring people who save them and love them. I've never met Carol but she's a very special lady to open up her home and create this sanctuary for elderly and unwanted animals she is a saint. It's so worth it to go on the tour even if your not an animal lover you will be by the end of the tour, I think they do tours on the weekends you may want to check their website but I can see donations are well appreciated it all goes for the animals I wished I had more cash on me to donate but will next time. If you have children they will love it people of all ages can enjoy a visit here. The Llama Carl will make you laugh he's so cute I love his personality.

I came across SlowBlink Cattery while looking for a Maine Coon breeder in the Greater Vancouver…read morearea. After a thorough search and conversations with various breeders, I stumbled upon SlowBlink. Mia, the owner, stood out with her extensive knowledge of cat health and nutrition. She was incredibly kind and patient, taking the time to address my concerns about purchasing a kitten without breeding rights. She offered me several options, and we found one that suited me perfectly. As a new cat owner, I valued Mia's ability to accurately assess the kitten's condition based on my brief description. SlowBlink's expertise and the inclusion of first-month insurance provided me with a strong support system in the initial stages of bringing home my kitten. Thanks to their guidance, I was able to confidently reserve a beautiful kitten. I wholeheartedly recommend SlowBlink to anyone searching for a trustworthy and caring place to find their new feline companion. --T and D's mum.

From the owner: Slow Blink Maine Coons is a small, family-run cattery. Our kittens come from the most healthy,…read morebeautiful, well-balanced champion bloodlines imported from Europe. They are raised in a loving environment as a member of our family. We breed healthy, big, stunning, sweet-tempered, gentle, and loving Maine Coons with striking and rare characteristics: odd-eyed, polydactyl, black smoke and shaded silver, large, well-tufted ears, squared muzzles, muscular, well-balanced rectangular bodies, long and flowing tails, impressive lion-like frontal ruff manes, and silky coats that are both smooth and shaggy. We sell Maine Coon Kittens - the perfect furry companions - and make the adoption process as easy and stress-free as possible.

Such a great idea! We went for a birthday surprise to spend some time with some sweet puppies and…read morebecame fails. My son and I fell in love with a little fella named Thomas and three days later he lives at our house! I 100% recommend this place for anyone interested in spending an hour or a lifetime with a furry little ball of love.

Beware: you are going to want to adopt if you come in here! It was so much fun hanging out with the…read morepuppies here. Great for kids and adults. Such a smart way for dogs to get used to people and get adopted. Would definitely come here again when we are ready to adopt.

I have been using this location for years. This evening I went in to wash my dog and the employee…read morewas extremely rude. Although the store was closing in forty five minutes she was adamant I was out in five minutes. She charged the full price. I suspect she was more perturbed because the station was already cleaned for the evening but the store was still open. I would not use their dog wash service as it seems like a huge inconveniece to their staff during store hours.

I've been at this location amongst other Bosley's stores and this one was by far the best , the…read moreservice was amazing as I was looking for supplements and specific foods for new born puppies and for mom , the manager was fantastic at helping me pick the right products to bring my mama dog back to her usual weight . I couldn't believe the amount of products this location carries compared to other stores . All around loved my experience and would highly recommend Bosley's at this location :)

adopted our dog 12 years ago from Dogway. Cherry and all the dedicated volunteers are the best…read more They care about the dogs and do follow up to make sure that everyone including dog is a happy match.

I see Cherry is still at it, with poor communication, ghosting people after they discover health…read moreproblems, major animal seizures by the BC SPCA, and generally horrible rescue practices. Sadly, if she is still doing the work, animals are still suffering. How many of the recent positive reviews are at her requests from people who don't know any better? Take a look at the 14 'not recommended' reviews that she has gotten Yelp to hide. Better yet, read the tribunal decision with respect to the seizures of animals. https://www.agassizharrisonobserver.com/news/missions-dogway-dog-rescue-liable-to-pay-75000-to-spca-will-fight-decision-2015133# Full decision (pdf) https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/british-columbians-our-governments/organizational-structure/boards-commissions-tribunals/bc-farm-industry-review-board/animal-custody/pcaa-appeal-decisions/2023_mar14_-_latour_v_bcspca_-_decision.pdf DO NOT ADOPT FROM DOGWAY.

Great organization with great volunteers! I will always choose to adopt with AHS. 10/10read more

I found a black Manx named SABLE on their website who was perfect! Immediately called & left a…read moremessage putting in a verbal adoption request, filled out online app & submitted. That was Wednesday & heard nothing back until following Monday when they left a message that SABLE had been adopted. I understand its probably all Volunteer there...but very disappointing.

This is the best place to adopt a dog. The time the staff spends with you is top notch. The quality…read moreof care for the animals and the new parent adopters are amazing. I've been to several shelters in the past year to adopt and it's been up and down. I went here on a Saturday after work and brought home my fur ever baby girl. I'm a proud happy fur mom . This is the happiest day of my life . I cried so many tears of joy when I was able to adopt my new female dog. I named her Sasha. Previously known as Oldsmobile. Sasha is the absolute sweetest girl ever. Sasha is what my heart needed. As a puppy she is very smart. Introducing to crate has been fairly well. Eating wow this girl can eat, run, do sprints around the house, yard and is super excited. I am too lol. Potty training is going very well in the morning she wakes me up with kisses to say she has to go and stands by door we go out. We have a routine. Totally recommend Homeward Per adoption to everyone. You will never be disappointed. The accept donations from you if your pet has passed away, been surrendered or you just want to donate, food, toys, supplies for dogs and cats. Well, I could continue to give praises all day. Gotta go mommy duty is calling.

We've had nothing but INCREDIBLE experiences at Homeward. We've adopted 3 incredible dogs from…read moreHomeward and all of them were a great fit. I'm so grateful for the shelter and the organization as a whole.