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    Wild Wings

    5.0 (12 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Mark B.

    Wow what a great place, its a nont for profit in Mendon Ponds park outside Rochester NY. Here they house feed and give medical supprt to many permanently injured birds, raptors, songbirds, and 2 fox. We spent a few hours here on a cold Winter Saturday in January. We will be back many times to visit the facility and all the birds and other animals. Dont miss the birds on the fairy house walk that wil feed out of your hands on the trail out back.

    So much fun here fading our f adhered friends. Great place to get a couple hour getaway and enjoy what this world has to offer.
    Tony L.

    Wine t with my young adult daughter for some quite time with nature. Beautiful surroundings and visits from our feathered friends. I would recommend going anytime during the year. We hike the trails which are a welcome break.

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    Wild wings birds of prey facility and nature Center Is located at Mendon Ponds Park, lots of parking.

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    Verona Street Animal Society

    Verona Street Animal Society

    (26 reviews)

    Brown Square

    I've adopted two great dogs from the shelter. The volunteers who work there are very nice and most…read moreof the workers are too. Some really go above and beyond. Some of that can be overshadowed a bit by the rather surly woman who works at the desk. I do feel bad for her as I'm sure it's not an easy job to do but it can definitely dampen the experience. Beyond the staff and volunteers, the shelter itself is depressing as hell. The two rows of kennels that face each other in the middle are intimidating to walk down and the dogs really seem to trigger each other, very stressful environment. The building needs a HUGE makeover. Also, It smells awful, even when you first walk in. I understand there are animals there but the whole lobby doesn't need to smell like urine and various other unidentifiable smells. It doesn't even smell that bad where the dogs are contained, why so gross out front? Anyway, I'd give five stars because I love our dogs so much and would def support from them again but had to take off a couple of stars because the building itself and overall mood is quite abysmal. It seemed there have been efforts lately to change that but they've got a loooong road ahead of them.

    This is my 2nd bad experience with Verona Street Animal Shelter. Rude, rude, rude! I came across a…read moredog that was wandering my street. I grabbed him b/c I saw a collar but quickly noticed he had no tags. I walked up/ down my street asking if anyone recognized him - no luck. So I brought him home and gave him water and cat food (b/c I only have cats). He's a sweet boy, full of energy, I posted on FB and the local neighborhood sight (Maplewood)... I did all the things and hit all the buttons. I called 911, who dispatched Animal Control, then they advised me to bring him over to Verona Street. While there, a rude ass, tall woman with straight hair, came to the door (with the security guard) and would not allow me to leave the dog... after I was told to bring him there. She asked me who told me to bring the dog there, I asked if I could put the dog down to show her on my phone (that was at 3%) she refused - I was trying to show her the phone number on my soon-to-be dead phone - while balancing a dog. But I shouldn't be surprised this isn't the first time I've encountered RUDE ass women at Verona. If they don't like their jobs, maybe they should consider a different field. Maybe next time, I will turn a blind eye and just let the dog wander and hope that he doesn't get hit by a car. Sadly there won't be a next b/c i will not get involved as much as I love animals - - I will NOT get involved. I hope that the pup finds his family. To that RUDE woman I encountered, today... I hope you step on dog poop and drag it into your car every day until Dec. 31, 2024.

    Lollypop Farm Humane Society Of Greater Rochester - Giant cow outside by the petting zoo!

    Lollypop Farm Humane Society Of Greater Rochester

    (51 reviews)

    This has to be the most beautiful, well maintained SPCA I have ever visited. The building itself…read morelooks epic from the parking lot. (And there is a good sized lot for parking, by the way!) Flowers were planted everywhere. You can see a big metal heart, a gigantic cow, and signs for the petting zoo and the farm walk. We started inside. When you first walk in you are greeted by the gift shop. Lots of fun things here. My daughter of course was totally entranced by this part of our adventure! Then we started with small animals. We saw bunnies, rats, ferrets, and turtles. They all seemed content and well cared for. Everything looked and smelled clean. They had hammocks, toys, food and water, and space to play. The kitties were next. Though the cages are always smaller than you'd like to see due to necessity, almost all of the them had a box, a bed, and a litter box, and quite a few were doubles that had places to climb, toys, and "privacy" visors for kitties who just wanted to nap in peace. There were a couple of larger rooms with cat towers and other fun things for free roam time and visitors! We saw the dogs last. There weren't too awful many, and most of the rooms were signed "staff only". So that part was a little bit disappointing. I would have loved to have a little more interaction with the pups! We wandered outside after that to scope out the petting zoo, which was closed at the time of our visit, and then the farm trail. We LOVED this part, as we got to see horses, cows, pigs, and ostriches! There was also a really beautifully done pet cemetery, complete with "rainbow bridge". If you're an animal person this really tugs at those heartstrings. You know what I'm talking about! The whole farm trail was just so beautifully done and well maintained. And it made for a decent walk, too! On our way back to the parking lot we saw some other things that caught our eye, like sidewalks bricks that were laid "in memory". Right next door is a playground, too! Absolutely 100% recommend for pet adoption, volunteering, or if you are just looking for a fun place to meander like we were.

    Lollipop Farm is composed of a board of individuals that turn a blind eye to animal abuse. They…read morehave refused to step in and help dogs that were chained up outside in temperatures well below zero. In fact dogs have froze to death due to their negligence.They also have lied to animal advocates regarding dogs being kept inside an abandoned "house" without heat, food and water- stating that they were taking a dog that was in a crate and had eaten his way through the side- and was stuck and bleeding, for help. Animal advocates watched them back a van in to "take the dog for medical help" while numerous Rochester PD stood guard on the property. However, it was later learned that they never removed the dog- it was all a staged game. Lollypop takes in thousands and thousands of dollars- pays their board of directors massive salaries and continues to abuse and mistreat animals. STOP SUPPORTING THIS TRAIN WRECK!! THEY ARE USING PUBLIC DONATIONS TO FUND THESE SALARIES-NOT PROTECT ANIMALS. After walking through the above mentioned house - through feces and urine and finding more than one dog in this type of situation, Reno DiDomenico, from Lollypop, stated that they don't take action because nothing is wrong. You do the math.

    Pet Adoption Network - Our new family member.

    Pet Adoption Network

    (8 reviews)

    North Winton Village

    Great place to adopt your next family member. Its very small, not fancy and run by volunteers, only…read moreopen on Sundays but you can leave a message during the week or send an email an your call will be returned. I see there have been some negative reviews- know that they are operating with volunteers and are very low-budget. With that said, the volunteers I worked with were very nice and doing their "job." They want to know that you will will provide a loving and safe home before adopting. You will be "screened" and need to wait a few days before taking your new kitty home. There is also an adoption fee, they need to cover costs. The sweet cat we adopted was in a foster home and clearly very well-cared for. She was socialized with other pets and the owner gave her lots of attention. We are so happy with our new kitty, Phoebe Katz, THANK YOU!

    I honestly don't know why anyone would give this place a good review. After no one responded to my…read moreon line application I went in person. They had me fill out a written application. Then I got to see the cats. The cat I was interested in was listed as gentle and loving. The gentleman who came to get her out of her cage had to call another staff to help him because he said she was "difficult". They let you interact with the cat you choose in a small room in the back. The room was crowded with random furniture and generally unpleasant. I understand that cats can be really nervous with strangers but there was no way to tell what her temperament might be in these surroundings. They offered to have the foster call me to talk more about her. Again, no call, no response. I'm guessing some of the people in there were probably volunteers but they didn't seem to know much about the cats in there (or much about cats in general). All in all it was a really disappointing experience. I ended up adopting from another agency.

    Pets Alive WNY - www.PetsAliveWNY.org

    Pets Alive WNY

    (9 reviews)

    NOT RECOMMENDED! Went there with my wife and family for a…read moresurprise for mother's day gift. Since we adopted two brothers last year from them. This time, the service and attitude from the older volunteer staff was very rude and challenging. After we expressed which cat we're interested in and then said that she's bonded with another, so we would have to get both. They asked how many cats we have (understandable question), I replied the two brothers. My son has one (unrelated from the brothers) and will be moving out this summer. The older volunteer staff then stated, "well maybe you should wait and see what happens" with her attitude... What does that mean!? Who the hell are they to tell me what's best for my family! So we left with a disappointed wife. One thing is for sure, they did not like me asking questions about any treatments, diseases or medical conditions on record. The living conditions is subpar. It is filthy, smells horrible and I would question if there are too many animals inside that small building. Maybe the Human Society of Greater Niagara or Niagara SPCA or even the Town of Pendleton should be contacted to check on things...

    My daughter fell in love with a cat this past weekend while we were donating food. We applied to…read moreadopt him and were initially told we were approved but when we showed up to take him home they denied us because we told them we don't typically give canned food. Not that it was off the table just that it's not typical for us. There was no discussion it was an automatic decline and my daughter was devastated. I was so sad for her and the cat. I have owned cats for over 20 years and worked in the vet industry for over 6 years. I am appalled that they didn't trust us and left my daughter crying. To say we were approved and then to deny us when we showed up was absolutely cruel and they should be ashamed of themselves. This is not how a rescue operation should run and I will absolutely never support them again.

    Wild Wings - zoos - Updated May 2026

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