Wonderful new LGBTQIA owned and friendly bunny cafe' located in Stanwix Street, downtown!!…read moreThis place is so beyond adorable. I can't even stand it. Currently only open on Saturdays 11am-5pm and 11am-7pm on Thursdays starting in December. The actual cafe' portion won't be open until closer to February. Donations of $5 are requested for 15 minutes of bunny time. This is the perfect local, small business to support, year-round. Feeling down? Come play with a bunny. They offer adoption services as well. A++++!!! PS: they will eventually have a cat room as well!

From the owner: We are a drink bar, gift shop, and bunny adoption center! Come meet your next best friend or just…read morehang with the bunnies for the day.

Horrible. The cats are pretty but the fee to enter is extremely expensive considering it's a…read moreadoption center.ive been with my friend and my daughter and was 9$ / person my daughter she's just 2 years .like every where were you go it's a discount for kids but no I supposed to pay for ger 9$ as well.This is crazy I would not go there again and I dont recommend at all.if you want to see cats go to the humane society.its free to see the cats

I'm a caseworker, and one of my clients was in crucial need for food for his three famished cats…read more He'd run low on funds and been stuck in the house due to the poor weather and impaired mobility, so, remembering that Black Cat Market had helped with cat food last year, I called them to inquire about help. Though I neglected to get the woman's name who answered, I must say that she was gracious and accommodating, setting aside some food for us to pick up. While my client waited in the car, I popped in to pick up the free supply that she'd reserved, and her kindness continued. I've a feeling that everyone affiliated with BCM is of similar integrity, and we're thankful for their existence in our city. - David

I had not been here in a while and I am glad to have re-visited! It is the perfect place to meet up…read morewith friends, have a meeting, or work remotely. The latte was phenomenal- perfect amount of maple flavor. I also love that they use real ingredients whenever possible. They offer a variety of sweet and savory pastry and bakery items. They have gluten-free and vegan items available, which I love to see. Everyone was friendly and accommodating.

While in Greensburg for an early morning appointment, we hopped on over to the White Rabbit Cafe &…read morePatisserie. This is a unique little shop in downtown that features quality coffee drinks, light breakfast items and pastries. The staff was very friendly and clearly take pride in their creations. The coffee and oatmeal were decent and the pastry was very good.

Cool decor and awesome cats! Yay! They were so fun. There is one cat with curled ears and she is a…read morelittle sassy but such a a sweetheart

If you just need a kitty "fix", this place is great! If you want great coffee or beverages, bring…read moreit with you. One electric tea kettle, does not a cafe' make! If you are looking for great cat themed gifts or souvenirs you may not find it here, but they have lots of dog themed items. Since the name starts with Mad Dogs, you may think there are also dogs on the premises, but you would be wrong. But in all fairness, my daughter and I really enjoyed our time with the kitties. Although there are toys available to play with the cats, the laser pointer toy which we supplied, was the hit of the day. There were lots of really calm, huggable kitties, with a few little spitfires included to keep the humans and rambunctious kitties in line. I would probably go back again but not too often, considering that I own cats and the cost to see theirs is prohibitive.

Took a stray cat to Humane Society at Western Ave Pittsburgh. After leaving I discovered that their…read morepolicy for cats was to place them back on the street. Had I known that beforehand I would have kept the cat and given it a home. If I could give zero stars I would.

Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh (HARP) has three campuses, and this location is on the North…read moreSide. This campus has a veterinary center as well as a shelter for admissions and adoptions. The parking lot outside is free. In previous years, I took four of my cats to the veterinarians here. The veterinarians spoke very politely and thoroughly to me, and they performed accurate medical examinations and treatments for my cats. Please note that the veterinarians focus mostly on preventative care, such as wellness exams, vaccinations, non-emergency illnesses and injuries, etcetera. During my previous visits, the prices for services were very reasonable. During my most recent visit, I looked at the cats and dogs who were available for adoption. All of the employees promptly and kindly helped me to learn about the pets' personalities and health issues. They gave me a form to fill out, and then they arranged for me to meet a dog in a meeting room. I thought that the animals' cages were clean. Adoption fees were reasonable and varied based on the type and age of animal. This shelter also offers training classes for dogs. The classes are available in beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, and the trainers use positive reinforcement.

Yes!! Great place! Clean with nice people and many, many cats! I wanted to take them all, but…read moresettled on my orange boy:) Very satisfied and would recommend without hesitation Go get a kitty! The world is better with them Zero gatekeeping, no games, good price and not judgy. Love them!

I recently came here with my friend for a book club meeting (and to hang out with some cats!) I…read moredrove past this place so many times and never knew where it was located. The staff warmly greeted us when we arrived. We were able to hang out with the cats before and during the book club meeting. This cat rescue does a lot of cool events each month. I'll def be back for another event in the future!

In mid-December, my husband found an English bulldog named Olive on the Petfinder website. On…read moreFoster Farm's website, I filled out an application to adopt Olive. The application asked questions about our employment, housing, any fences, how we would give the dog exercise and other necessary things, our current pets and their veterinarian records, any experience that we have with this dog breed, if we have ever given up any past pet, etcetera. I spent time to write many thoughtful paragraphs of text. Two days later, the Foster Farm contacted me and said that they wanted me to adopt Olive, pending my answer about an invisible fence (which they do NOT allow). (I read other Yelpers' 1-star reviews about filling out applications and never hearing back. The Foster Farm is run by volunteers who have jobs or are in school, so they are low on time, but they should get back to you.) On that same day, they approved my application for Olive, and they scheduled my husband's and my first meet-and-greet/adoption with Olive for a few days later at our request to fit our schedule. In the meantime, the Foster Farm answered our questions via email about what size of collar and carrier to buy, what type of food to buy, etc., so we could shop in advance. They also emailed me photos of Olive. The adoption fee was $325, which was supposed to include vaccinations (DAPP and rabies), a microchip, deworming, and a future spay. Payment options were PayPal, Venmo, or a check. On December 22, a Foster Farm employee drove out to our house with Olive. She wore a face mask as a COVID-19 precaution. She allowed us to spend time with Olive on our couch, and she spent time to answer our questions before she left. I am deducting one star from my review, because the Foster Farm gave us *NO MEDICAL RECORDS.* I asked for medical records multiple times, particularly for the vaccines, and they said that they did not have them. The Foster Farm had told me that they would pay for a clinic to do Olive's rabies vaccine, which was included in the adoption fee, but the clinic for some reason did not do the rabies vaccine. With ZERO medical records for Olive other than for the spaying, I paid my veterinarian to do ALL vaccinations from scratch. The clinic did scan a microchip and give me the number at my request. In addition, the Foster Farm had told me that they had dewormed Olive, but when I took Olive to my veterinarian for a fecal test, the test came back positive for intestinal parasites, and I paid my vet to deworm Olive. Maybe the Foster Farm had dewormed the dog, but she contracted parasites again from other dogs in different foster homes or when she was adopted by another family? Olive is a very nervous dog who needs to be housetrained, but she has a very sweet personality, and she gets along with our cats (yay!). I think that the Foster Farm placed her into the right home, and their fee of $325 for a bulldog was very reasonable. For those reasons, I will award 4 stars. But I do recommend that the Foster Farm pass along vaccination records.

Just adopted a dog from the Foster Farm this past week, and they are a wonderful organization. They…read morereally read our application and took into account what type of dog we were looking to adopt. The process was simple and our pup's foster mom was very personable, understanding, and professional. We could not be happier with our new family member, Rex!