I love them! My Gabby was adopted from the Claremont location…read more She " rescued " me! I have recommended Priceless Pets to several friends and we are all very grateful!

I wanted to come back and update my review on this awesome rescue. I found my doggy soulmate here,…read moreDaisy (now Mango) is the most incredible dog I could have ever been blessed with. She goes everywhere with me, I love her to pieces. Thank you Priceless Pets for the smooth and wonderful adoption process, the kindness from your volunteers, and everything you do for these animals. If you are looking for a forever friend, visit Priceless Pets and check out the animals they have in need of a home!

I love priceless pets I think their staff is very friendly and they know the animals very well…read moretaking them on walks everyday multiple times. Each animal has a name and description with them. They have cats, dogs, and rabbits. I had the chance to walk a couple of the dogs when meeting them and ask the nice manager questions about the animals. I will be back to visit or volunteer. I know it's a shelter and the animals can get dirty but I do think a couple of them needed a bath but otherwise it's a great shelter with love for the animals. They do their best rescuing from other shelters. All the animals are super friendly I think that goes with caring for them each day they are good with people. My friend got his dog Remy from here and he's the best pup in the world. Would definitely recommend. The white bunny Sam has been here for a year they said she is a white bunny with red eyes and so very very sweet. If anyone is looking for a bun bun she was a really sweet bun.

My 13-year-old daughter visited Priceless Pets in Chino Hills to look at the animals. An employee…read moreimmediately questioned her about her name, age, and why she was there. We were sitting in the car outfront. She was then told to leave and escorted toward the door. The staff member, Denise if that is her true name was beyond rude and disrespectful. There was no sign posted stating that minors were not allowed inside without an adult. If there is such a policy, it should be clearly posted and communicated respectfully instead of embarrassing a child. I was also disappointed with the condition of the facility. There was a strong odor of urine throughout the building, and it appeared dirty during my visit. This is the third time we have visited and it always is the case. I understand businesses may have policies, but customers--and especially minors--should be treated with courtesy and respect. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. Our experience instead was met with dispresect, unprofessionalism and even hurt my child's feelings. I would never recommend this location for anyone. In my opinion the owner/ manager should definitely terminate or prevent this worker from ever working there again.

I was there with my Two brothers, in 1960- 1962, under the name of David and Margret Home for…read moreChildren. There was a pool in the back, where I learned to swim as a champion in two tournaments with other foster Homes and boys homes. Took pictures in front of the home where there was a fountain, we used to run go carts around the circle, While Mr Stone and Mr Baskerville would watch, they were the director and assistant directors of our home. While there we had a boxer named Smokey. Who jumped from the 2nd story balcony, to be with us, we were in church, in the basement, as you look at the front home , it was bottom left. We got our picture in the local newspaper with Smokey. We went to Paramount Studios to see Blue Hawaii, and just missed Elvis, we saw that day, Jerry Lewis making The Nutty Professor, a scene where he picked up weights and his arms stretched to the ground while he stood there, very funny, and ate lunch with Cartwrights of Bonanza, and a slew of Stars. I could go on, but I'm trying to find that picture of Smokey and the boys of 1962!

Horrible management, will do anything to keep youth in their programs for the money…read more I was in the group home (aka placement) years ago, there was drug activity, prostitution recruitment, constant awol-ing, and fighting. Right in front of the staff. Nobody did anything about it. Nobody was kicked out. Moved. Nothing. Eventually I guess the group home shit down due to a death that occurred and they are now "merged" aka going bankrupt, with Haynes. Beware of any business with this program for the wellbeing of your child, foster child, client, etc.

I am thankful for the assistance I am getting i am about to be homeless at 70 years old. I have…read moreonly Social Security to live on. Again thank goodness for Yelp

This charity had a write-up in the local paper about 2 months ago. It looked good - a place that…read moreaccepts donations of baby items for local needy families. My baby is growing so fast - so I thought I'd hold back a few items from selling on EBAY - to donate to this charity. My husband took a few things over yesterday - including a Moses Basket. As soon as he stepped inside the place, the Manager-type person saw him coming and said "Oh good, I need one of those". (Referring to the basket - which retails from $90 and up). She left my husband with the inpression that SHE wanted it for personal use?!!! They dont give donation receipts for tax purposes, and the lady who answered the phone the 2 times we called to get directions didnt speak English.

If I could rate 10 stars for building bridges agency I definitely would. I started the process of…read morebeing a first time foster mom in October of 2020 and by December 2020, the agency gave me the opportunity to be a foster mom to a baby boy that was born 1lb 13oz. I fell so much in love with him, the agency asked if I would be willing to take in his two other sibling, and without hesitation, I said yes. I am currently in the process of adopting all three siblings. I could not have done this without the help of some stellar staff and I would like to specifically recognize them by name. Victor Gill for his kindness and superb efficiency of submitting paperwork. Violet Espinosa for choosing me to be the foster mom to the 3 beautiful children that I'm adopting. Will Max for being a tremendous support and giving excellent advice during a time when I needed it most. And last, but certainly not least, Yolanda Marquez. Where do I start? She is truly a beacon of light! She is such a diligent advocate for me and my family. Yolanda continues to offer reassurance and support. Here is a quote by Susan Polis Schutz that fully embodies my experience with Victor, Violet, Will, and Yolanda: "There are many people that we meet in our lives but only a very few will make a lasting impression on our minds and hearts. These people will always listen and talk to you. They will care about your happiness and well-being & They will like you for who you are and they will support you at all times It is these rare people that we will think of often and who will always remain important to us & I am fortunate to have you" Thank you for being a constant uplifting presence in my life.

I can not express enough how deeply disappointed and heartbroken my wife and I are with Building…read moreBridges FFA. We chose this agency based on their positive reviews, hoping to begin our adoption journey and finally start our family. That was well over a year ago, and in that time, this agency has done nothing but waste our time, money, and hope. At every stage, Building Bridges has failed us. They canceled meetings, canceled phone calls, and repeatedly rescheduled. They buried us in endless requests for paperwork and documentation from multiple agencies--only to then allow those very documents to expire, forcing us to start all over again. Despite us responding promptly and complying with every requirement, they've shown nothing but negligence and disorganization. We were told, "Once your house is inspected and approved, you'll be ready for placement." Our home was inspected and over six months ago with approval lagging for another 5 months. So, here we sit, still waiting, while Building Bridges drags its feet. We have spent hundreds of dollars on required trainings, testings, and travel--all with nothing to show for it. This is emotionally devastating. My wife and I have clean records, a safe and more-than-adequate home, and we live in a good area with great schools. We are fully ready to provide a loving, stable home. Meanwhile, we've been informed about the 700,000 children in the system in California who need homes--yet Building Bridges has actively prevented us from giving a child a home by refusing to move this process forward. Considering that we can not have biological children of our own and time is not on our side, this experience has been absolutely crushing. Building Bridges has robbed us of more than just time--they've robbed us of opportunity, hope, and trust. I have zero confidence in Building Bridges FFA. To anyone considering this agency: please save yourself the heartbreak and look elsewhere.

I am SO glad I came to this animal shelter to adopt! This experience was honestly so good. I went…read moreto Rancho's animal shelter to adopt but the dogs I was interested in were no longer there. While the facility did look clean, my goodness, it smelled so bad. So I came to this animal shelter on a whim and the building is so nice. I was helped immediately, everyone was friendly, and I went to go look around at the dogs. I found a dog I was interested in but was on a hold. I was told that once the dog is no longer on the hold, I could call and set up an appointment for a meet and greet. Well, my first time at this shelter was on Wednesday, the dog was no longer on the hold today (Saturday) so I made sure to call and make an appointment for a Meet and Greet. The lady told me she had times available same day and I was able to meet the dog a few hours after making the phone call. I came in, I was helped promptly. And I got to meet the dog. I asked the worker if I would be able to walk the dog. It was a little misty outside so she gave me a jacket to give the dog and the staff member was with me outside with the dog and she was so friendly. Once I was done, I let the staff member know I wanted to adopt and she let me sit with the dog a little longer while she got the paperwork ready for me. The fee was not bad at all because it included the adoption fee, vaccines, check up with vet, pet insurance for a month, neuter, and microchip! Once I completed all the paperwork, I was given all the forms in a nice little folder and a bunch of flyers and coupons. I was also given a goody bag and a variety of blankets to choose from. I wish I remembered the lady that helped me because I truly feel like she made this experience extra special. She set up his neuter appointment so I haven't gotten a chance to take him home yet, but I'll be able to after he's neutered. I am really happy with my experience at this animal shelter and I'll definitely be referring friends and family to come adopt here!

Absolutely disgusted with this place after a friend's experience today…read more She found two beautiful kittens (strays) but one was in serious distress. She took them to the Upland Animal shelter thinking someone would help this poor baby. Instead she was met with dismissiveness and attitude being told by employees she could just wait for the cops since it was already close to closing. One wouldn't even look at her, just kept walking to her car. While I understand procedures and hours of operation, this is NO WAY to treat someone who's trying to help little creatures who cannot help themselves especially with the heat wave we're experiencing in Upland this week. Please keep this in mind when thinking of donating to this place. Disgraceful.

Our family has fostered with Serenity for 8 years. We were blessed to foster 7 babies and adopted…read moreour 2 daughters. We could not have made it through the fostering process without the support of Serenity. It is like a family!!! They are very professional and make all the rules very clear throughout all of your training. We had one of our foster daughters (Tori) returned to her bio parents and they murdered her 8 months later. I would not be here today if it hadn't been for the support of the staff at Serenity.

Here a future foster parent or adopting parent will receive training and certification to begin…read morethat journey. The Social Workers care about each individual's well being: foster family, displaced children, and biological family. There is a therapeutic learning center for little ones who can use emotional and behavioral help, while playing and creating amongst children their age. The leadership makes sure you mean yes when you say yes to a placement. They want you to say no when it is any wise fit or timing for your household. I highly recommend starting your journey here. Nobody is going to force you to do anything you do t want. The work is rewarding. Loving children? Yeah, I can do that! :)

Excellent team, they are all very polite and sweet…read more No matter how the weather is they are very nice and friendly . They really help and the food is excellent nothing is expired.

Provides great assortment of food for the needy, God's love, and the gospel : all for free!read more

Everyone is so kind and gracious! Everything has been moving well as far as completing our…read morehomestudy. The communication is wonderful. We had such a bad experience with private adoption before. We are hopeful this time around. Thank you to everyone on staff.

Foster care is a long process but is so rewarding! Doing it with the right agency that supports and…read morehas your back, makes a huge difference! So grateful for the good shepherd! Great and amazing service!

I adore this little thrift shop! Located on Foothill, A Lot of Good Thrift Store exists on its own…read moreplaza. There is parking in the front of store, but it usually gets taken rather quickly especially between 2 PM to 4 PM on weekdays. You can also park in the back, near the area where donations are dropped off. I usually come on Tuesdays, where discounts usually don't apply to me. I like Wednesday's where there are student/teacher discounts. To my luck, I went on a spin the wheel day today! You get to spin the wheel after your purchase for an opportunity to win items or get a discount. I like browsing their toys, vintage items, and office supplies. I usually get very good second hand items such as staplers, hole punchers, DVDs, shoes, and board games. This location is actually my favorite place to shop for vintage film cameras (I'm afraid to post this because my fellow Yelp friends will be coming more to grab them before I do!). Today, I bought a good pocket minolta film camera, some stuffed animals, and some office supplies. The cashiers are sweethearts and are willing to help you look at items! They also have an extensive amount of used clothes and furniture. It's definitely my favorite thrift store and will continue to be so.

I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately it just wasn't for me…read more The store has a lot of items, but it felt more cluttered than exciting. Part of what makes a great thrift store fun is the hunt, the setup, the vibe, and finding those unexpected treasures but here it felt like there was just a lot of stuff without much organization or thought behind the layout. The pricing was another thing that surprised me. A lot of the prices didn't really make sense for a thrift store and felt on the higher side compared to other spots I've visited. The atmosphere was just missing something. No cool decor, no personality, and overall the vibe wasn't there for me. It feels like it caters more to an older crowd, which is totally fine, but just not my style of thrifting. Also, no restroom available, which is always frustrating when you're shopping and spending time looking around. 4/10 for me. I love discovering new thrift stores, but this one isn't a place I'd go out of my way to visit again.