Our house flooded, and in just 10 minutes of flooding, our home was destroyed. Bedroom, through…read morethe bathroom walls to both bathrooms, my office and our contiguous floors throughout the house. We caught it fast, and I knew to call ServPro. We had used a local servpro 10 years ago in Norwalk (CA) and I knew the company. What I didn't have last time was Adrian at ServPro Glendora. Adrian the project manager and his team showed up within 45 minutes of my call. They went straight to work to do everything possible to save my floors. Adrian worked tirelessly, side by side with our insurance companies, and remained in constant contact with me to make sure I knew what was happening and next steps. Having Adrian as my ServePro project manager ensured that my disaster was manageable. Thank you Adrian, we would have been lost without you.

Contracted this ServePro franchise to remediate water damage and they damaged our recently…read morerefinished travertine floors by packing boxes, demo-ing our kitchen cabinets, and drywall plaster without covering the floors as their work order stated they would. When it was brought to their attention, without concern, or requesting to see the photos we have, the owner deflected, immediately blaming us and the other trades who didn't create any debris, and he claimed we waited too long to report it (2 months), even though it was still a closed off construction zone that we didn't access, awaiting materials. Total disregard and disrespect to the condition of our home.

Modernized facility. Wonderful staff…read more Well thought out ans seamless adoption process. It is much quicker and more efficient than Pasadena SPCA location. I recommend this location by a mile. They ha e lots of perks that make add value to your new pet adoption, such free initial pet food, coupons (significant diacounts), as well as very reasonable pet insurance. Thank you for helping my wife and I through this process.

Don't be like me and ignore the bad reviews on this place. Adopting here is basically rolling a…read moredice on whether or not you will receive a healthy animal. There's no way of knowing because they won't tell you. I came to adopt a cat and I was very thorough about asking about her medical history. I knew she would need future vet care for a wound she had on her face and I was willing to take care of that. However, I wanted to be sure that that was the extent of her health needs. We went over everything and I specifically asked about if she had been dewormed and given flea treatment, they confirmed she had and I was also told she was using the bathroom normally. The next day after adopting I find she has LIVE tapeworms. According to her paperwork, she was given dewormer on 5/09, I adopted her on 5/30. If she was actually properly treated and checked for worms and the fleas that likely caused them, they would have noticed that the first treatment didn't work evident by the worms still showing up in her stool after 3 full weeks. I had a bad feeling something like this would happen because the day I went there to ask about and visit her, I overheard an argument in the lobby between a woman and a staff member over her newly adopted dog also having worms, and the staff lady saying it was her responsibility, not the shelter's. She was there to surrender the dog. TWO days later when I go back to the shelter to finally adopt my cat, I see this same dog that was being surrendered because of the worms, being adopted by another family. I'm sure they weren't informed of the infestation either. Similarly to the woman in the lobby, I was offered little to no support upon informing them that my cat has worms which I was told she had been treated for. I agree that owners are and should be responsible for their pets upon adoption. But first, it is the shelter's responsibility and should be their duty to not only inform adopters of the animals FULL list of health problems, but to also make sure that these "treatments" work before sending them off. I imagine it's easy to get away with doing this because the last thing people would want is to return a pet they made a connection with. Most people would rather fork over possibly hundreds of dollars at the vet treating a problem that should've been fixed or at the very least, made clear pre-adoption. We will now have to pay almost $100 just for a stool SAMPLE that the $250 of "coverage" they offer doesn't actually cover. Who knows what other expenses will have to come out of our own pocket due to this shelters negligence. The little cherry on top of all of this was that they also gave me a wrong microchip ID. The first microchip they put in my cat had somehow fallen out so they gave her a new one. The Homeagain card and tag they sent me home with had the ID number of the previous, inactive microchip. So after making the many calls to get this worm situation sorted, I had to call Homeagain to reset the entire profile I made for her which was lovely. Please, take better care of these poor animals. They don't deserve to be sick and stuck in a box, left there to physically suffer from your carelessness while you wait for someone else to take the problem off your hands. They don't deserve being returned to a shelter after having the hope of a new home. But that's the position you put people in when you give zero transparency and support to adopters.

Wonderful professional customer service and great products! Absolutely recommend this place!read more

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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.

Been working with them here and there, they have great service and they help me bring my creations…read moreto life!

Epic Prints was awesome to deal with, great service, great quality and they have the best prices in…read moretown. Rene was able to provide us with everything we needed and was able to get us the shirts very quickly. Rene communicated very well! Definitely recommending Epic Imprints and using Rene again for future projects, Thank you Rene and team! :)

They asked for $10 donation and they said it was for the driver who brings the food. They handed…read moreexpired food and they were very rude to ppl in need. They're also selling essentials on the side . They're are treating this as a business when it's supposed to help the community. This happened today 11/13/25 locations: city of Maywood

Rain or shine, the workers and volunteers are always out there serving the community with smiles on…read moretheir faces! They fill a shopping basket overflowing with fresh fruit and vegetables, canned goods, dairy products, boxed and packaged items such as pastas, beverages, breads, desserts, and even eggs. You never know what you will get, but it is worth hundreds of dollars in value! They have it down to a smooth running system, with the cars coming in, getting loaded up and then exit out. The traffic gets a little backed up on the street, but that's expected. Everyone working is volunteering their time, so people waiting in their cars need to be patient and kind. In fact, why not come volunteer yourself!

beautiful people, doing a beautiful work, saving beautiful animals, we loved it, thank you!read more

My two year old never wants to leave. She's taking horse back riding lessons and she's learning so…read moremuch. Grateful for this place

The goodwill is amazing here, but bring Jim back. He was such a kind soul. Give him back his hours,…read moreeveryone misses him.

I think this is a great thrift store for the most part. I never had any issue with this location…read more One thing that is annoying is their t-shit racks. As I like to collect t-shirts, they really should't be displayed above head level. When you shop for t-shirts, you naturally have to page through them to see what is on them. Since they are racked high, you can image what that does to your arms after about a minute of browsing. Even worse for shorter people. What they should do is display the dress shirts on the elevated racks, and move the t-shirts down to a ground rack.

My cub scout had an event here to learn about bike safety. The instructor was great with kids and…read morelearned all about ABC quick check, proper helmet fitting, and hand signals. Kids got to ride their bikes and practice what they learned. These guys even help teach your kids and adults how to ride a bike. A great organization servicing the SGV community.

I took my two children to a Learn to Ride class and the kiddos loved it! The teacher Kevin was very…read morekind and a great coach, his assistant was also a huge help. My children learned to ride their bikes within the hour. I enjoyed the class because it was free, and they went over safety tips as well as provided a helmet during the class. My children now have a love for bike riding. I plan on attending other bike classes they offer. Family bike rides are now an option for us thanks to Active SGV.

Very large open space but lots of different PlayStation. It was awesome for both our toddler and…read moreinfant. There was an infant section in the middle for the smaller babies. The toddler really loved the sandbox area, the train area, the painting area, and especially the market which it has a Trader Joe's one. Everything was fairly clean and it was a good time. The only thing that kind of was a bummer is the adult had to pay also which I haven't been to many places that required adults to pay.

Love the concept, the decorations, purposeful play areas, and all the friendly volunteers that help…read morewith this community. However, I think there is still much room for improvement. We went on a WEEKDAY at opening and the place was already overcrowded. I counted at least 3 different schools occupying the area at the same time. Areas then become packed and our kids become overstimulated. Similar to a playground (which I understand it still is), it becomes a place of chaos, rather than imaginative conducive play. Certain sections also look a bit run down as well. Front parking was PACKED even at opening. I think there is more parking in the back, but that should be a sign of how crowded this place is and gets. PRICING is $22 PER PERSON (except for infants under 12 months). Yes, this includes adults. So it can get PRICY! Overall, it's more of a one and done for us. Unless they add new play areas/shops and maybe a discounted day? Otherwise, not really worth the hassle. 3 stars because at the end of the day, it's still an OK place to go to.