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Shadow sustained six wounds during his stay at Jet Pet Resort from February 10th to February 18th…read more2018. He was assessed by three veterinarians and was given supplements, shots, and medication for his injuries. Veterinarians described Shadow's more serious wounds as follows: -"2cm long full-thickness laceration upper right thigh" which was also assessed as a "grade III/IV (3/4) bite wound which could develop into an abscess" -"1 cm long close-to-full thickness laceration upper left thigh" -"A deep 2cm scrape over pelvis" -"A large 15cm diameter area of deep bruising on right shoulder". Jet Pet Resort staff members and manager, Fay Egan, were unable to provide information and details on how or when Shadow sustained his injuries. Although, I completely understand that things like this can happen, it is quite concerning when I'm told no one witnessed Shadow sustaining these wounds, and their Pet First Aid-certified staff members were unable to assess the severity of the wound and did not call a vet even though a Veterinary Medical Release form was signed. Although Shadow's boarding service plus daycare visits at Jet Pet Resort have been refunded, our trust has been lost. We were left with unanswered questions and a wounded beloved pet. Shadow is resting a lot and is healing at a steady pace. I hope Shadow's injuries will alert and remind all the pet owners out there to be extra careful and perform thorough body checks on pets prior and after services at any boarding/daycare facility as I do not wish this upon anyone's beloved pet.

I've never fostered but have adopted three cats (two together and one solo) through VOKRA and have…read morebeen blown away by there care, dedication to the cats/kittens and willingness to not match a cat if they feel the fit isn't right. They are the best organization with amazing volunteers and fosterers with the felines best interests at heart. I wouldn't have traded my adoptees for the world and would hope if my cats ever got lost they'd find their way to this organization as I know they'd be safe. I donate monthly to them as I know the amazing work thy do.

I'll admit it. I had no clue VOKRA existed. I mean, why would you unless you were looking to adopt…read morea cat or were reporting a lost or found kitten? But I know of them now and I'm glad that I do. They are amazing. A friend of mine reached out to let me know about VOKRA after I had posted about finding a kitten in nearby hedges. They collected some information and even sent out a volunteer to check they area for any other kittens or their mom. What impressed me most was the follow up and care they offered. Their recommended next steps were all thoughtful and showed a true interest in the well-being of the kitten. Thank you to all those volunteering with VOKRA. I'd highly recommend their services to anyone looking to adopt a kitten or trying to reunite lost/found kittens.

This was my first cat cafe experience and I enjoyed it, it was relaxing to hang out with the cats…read morefor a while. The 50-minute timeslot was plenty of time to play with and pet different cats while enjoying bubble tea. Some of the cats were active and playful during my 8:10-9:00 pm time and some just wanted to chill out, but they all seemed relaxed and happy about having people around. There were lots of toys available to use and the room that the cats are in is spacious with lots of structures for the cats to climb in/on, and also a few chairs for people. They clean often. The staff is mostly young adults. They are all very friendly and happy to talk about the cats. The bubble tea here is reliably pretty good. I live nearby so I sometimes stop in for bubble tea. They have a decent selection with plenty of non-caffeinated options for evening visits.

Visiting from out of town, but had to come check out this cat cafe. For a tourist, it is a bit out…read moreof the way, but well worth the visit! Made a reservation a day before to ensure I got to see the kitties. Cats were cute, seemed well taken care of. There is a mix of veteran cats and new cats. Went around lunch time, some were tired and rather not play, some were eager to play. Interesting experience: orientation, talking to staff, playing with kitties all was really fun and new. May consider coming back again, but will have to plan stuff to do around the area.

It's been almost three years since my Simon passed away (I still miss him a lot), and my husband…read morelooooooves cats, so we decided to adopt a cat, specifically an older cat, as kittens, while adorable, are a little high energy and high maintenance for us. We were planning on adopting a cat sometime this summer, when last week, I found out that the SPCA is reducing the adoption fees on older cats (not kittens) by 50% between May 25th and May 31st. So while we weren't planning on adopting a cat just yet, we decided to take advantage of the promotion this weekend -- it was the puuuurrrrfect opportunity! We had looked at the website ahead of time, and there were some cats that we were interested in, based on their description and appearance, but you really have to meet the cat before making a decision. At the SPCA, there were a couple that we liked (neither of which we had considered from the website), and in the end, we chose the oldest cat there, at ten years old. (According to his backstory, he was surrendered because a child in the family was allergic -- so sad that after ten years he was given away.) Not only is he old, but he's also really fat, at nearly 20 lbs! But he's a lovely cat, very friendly and affectionate, although a little shy. (So far, he's spent the majority of his time hiding under the couch or bed, but he purrs a lot and likes being pet, and he has come out a few times for cuddles.) While my husband and I had been discussing adopting a cat, and from where (SPCA, VOKRA, Cat Therapy & Rescue, etc), I was worried that it would be a huge hassle and that we would be rejected for some ridiculous reason. (VOKRA and Cat Therapy & Rescue seem a little intense -- I understand wanting to make sure that a cat goes to a good home, but good grief! Their rules and requirements are ridiculous!) However, we had no issues at all with the adoption at the SPCA. Once we decided on a cat, we filled out an application, a staff member asked us a few reasonable questions, as well as patiently answered all our questions about the cat, and it was done -- we had a kitty to take home! The cat's name was Seth Rogen, a name we hate (I don't even care for the actor), but it's wrong to change a cat's name when he's so old, so we tried calling him Seth. But the name just doesn't fit, and in the end, I'm calling him Beau, after Beau Nugget, an extremely obese cat whose weight loss journey can be watched on YouTube.

The reason why it's so low is because one of your programs deserves it. sure, you guys do some…read moregreat work!!!! but to literally kick someone when they are down and desperate is horrible.... I can't get help because i am staying somewhere out of "boundaries"???? I legally live within those boundaries but just left an abusive situation and THE ONLY SAFE PLACE FOR ME is where I am until I can safely go live my life again. Disgusting!!! Absolutely disgusting

Southlands Equestrian Centre is an absolutely gorgeous riding facility located within the Vancouver…read morearea. It has one old but decent indoor arena; one large, covered ring for hunter-jumpers; and several jumper and dressage outdoor rings. The facility offers a small but beautiful eventing course, although with all the rain Vancouver gets, it's only open for use a few months of the year. The wood chip track surrounding the property is what makes this facility especially special. Throughout the day, you can spot horses and riders happily hacking around the track taking in the lovely scenery. Unfortunately, like the entire equestrian sport, Southlands Equestrian Centre is meant for the elite. The centre has extremely expensive membership fees. Even their winter daily drop-in fees are ridiculously priced at $40.00 per ride if you are a southlands local. (it is cheaper if you are shipping in from outside Vancouver).

I love Brooke, but more importantly my pets do too! She does an amazing job with my cats. We use…read moreher for in home pet services. She has reasonable prices and is very accommodating. She always responds promptly too. I like that she accepts money transfer which is convenient.

From the owner: Comfurt Zone Pet Services, specializes in low stress animal handling, aswell as provides…read moreprofessional pet care services in the Comfurt of your own home.

I really disagree with the previous post Re new management. The new management is a breath of…read morefresh air!!! Frankly, after 5 years of loyalty (it's an *hour* commute for me!), I almost stopped coming here *because* of the previous management. They were often snide/snotty and acted like they were doing me a favour to take my $100 for cutting a dog's hair. (If traffic was an issue, I got a condescending lecture about being on time after arriving frazzled.). When they called to advise my dog was ready to be picked up (often well after he was supposed to be ready), I'd finish a short meeting downtown and head over... only to get another lecture about how they *could* charge me for not being there within 30 minutes of their call (I was 35-40, and always communicated where I was at; I would *not* take advantage of the situation, and actually planned my day around the doggie appointment). By comparison, the new management is sharp, friendly, and really understand customer service. When a mix up happened on scheduling, they offered to drop my dog off at my home... almost an hour away!!! (Even though it was a mutual screw up, they refused to take some gas money or a tip!) Most important they actually act like they know who the customer is. Attitude is everything in business, and the new team gets it, and are good at it. Oh, and it's the best darned haircut around for specialty breeds. Totally worth my drive.

We stopped going here because the service wasn't good anymore. It was not the same after the new…read moreowner took over. My dog wasn't getting good grooms anymore so we stopped going there. I paid for Kaori to groom my dog but saw a male trimming her when I came to pick her up. Not sure who this dude is but he wasn't good. Plus the prices kept increasing so it wasn't worth my while anymore. I see they closed in Feb and it doesn't look like they have reopened.

Since the new management took over , the service has improved . I find the staff to be very…read morefriendly and helpful , and they always help me out with some free samples for my cat . I feed my cat only the best food - freeze-dried - and it really helps me out to receive those samples every time I buy food . I shopped there today - Feb. 21 2026 at approx 2;oo pm and the good lady working gave me 6 sample bags of dry cat food to go along with my $30 purchase . Definitely way beyond what one would ever have the expectation to receive! I recommend it to anyone who prefers first class service . Chris C.

Awesome well treated there out of four Bosley's I got a great service thank you to a stuff well…read moretrained. Keep up the wonderful work

This place is like any other savers at home. But it's ridiculously overpriced where it's almost…read moreworth buying new items. But the fact that I'm here and the currency exchange is in my favor I did find a must have item that worked. The overall staff is friendly and easy parking. But geeZ, 5.99 for one shot cup?! Who is pricing these things???

I love a good thrift, it's my therapy! This location has plenty of parking. The goods are very hit…read moreor miss depending on the day. My latest trip scored me 3 pairs of leather boots and flats from quality brands! Knocked a star off for pricing, it's still the cheaper thrift option compared to the various boutique local shops. Ex/ $25 for a pair of lightly used adidas gazelles. The pricing went way up the last few years. VV definitely caught on to the resellers, trends and brands. I enjoy using the coupon you receive when you donate, but note that it is a max $10 value only. Not a non-profit organization , this is very much a for profit company.