What a fun store. It's an easy stop when you're in the mall and looking for something for the…read morepet-lover. Animall seems to have guinea pigs and cats available for adoption all the time, and then at certain times, dogs and rabbits. There's a store cat that hangs out by the register ignoring people as they pay for their goodies. The rabbits and guinea pigs don't seem to last long, as there's usually an "adoption pending" sign within a short time. The big open space near the front of the store, during adoption events, usually has a large open top cage for the dogs. Like Kristen said in her review, there's a lot of space here, and not a lot of product. But, what they do carry, at least in the non-food items, is a little different than what you'll find in the big box stores. The mugs and picture frames, for example, are adorable. If you're in the mall, this is a place worth visiting to pick up a small toy for your four-legged friend or a gift for yourself. And if you don't have a furry friend, you can adopt one here. Animall makes it easy to shop, find a furry friend, and stock the house with the required pet accoutrement. And if you don't want to adopt, it's nice knowing the proceeds from any sale here goes to various pet shelters in the area.

Was here this weekend for an adoption event - which they have tons of! Check out their calendar -…read morethey are always having different rescues in the area bring their dogs up for adoption on the weekends. This is a pretty big store but found that their selection was just okay - there was a lot of bare space. They do have some pretty cool dog toys that I haven't seen before - which is a nice break from the typical toys. They have an okay selection of dog food - great no grain selection. They have kittens, hampsters, and guinea pigs there for purchase but a pretty small amount of actual supplies. I will definitely be back for more events and to get my favorite no grain brand...but I probably wouldn't go here for supplies.

Pet friendly place. Gives a furry friend a temporary home while at the same time finding a forever…read morehome for these pets. Associating with Paws on death Row, I dropped off food, toys, leashes and beddings for these pets to live comfortably.

We adopted from these folks recently. Unlike another rescue, the cages are bigger, two level…read more"condos" or entire rooms with only 4 cats. Their cats did NOT all have health conditions unlike another rescue we visited. We expressed interest in two cats in October but were traveling. So they said they can't promise anything but if still available we could apply to adopt. Our adoption application was approved in less than a week. When we finally went there in January, they were very helpful with the process. And we adopted the two cats we've been watching since October!

The best Pet store around and it is locally owned. If you…read morecall the Pet Pantry sometimes you will speak to the owner Thor - he is friendly, helpful and so knowledgeable. Thor listened when I told him about our dogs allergies- he came up with some ideas and delivered different kinds of food to our home (no charge) After trying the food our dog liked the lamb and the salmon- I ordered it and they delivered it the next day (with some blueberry/ pumpkin treats) If you are a pet owner they will bring samples to your home - after you choose what food they like -the Pet Pantry delivers no charge ( even bring it in if I want). Be sure and sign up for the Birthday club - our dog got a cool toy with an awesome Birthday card with a very special Birthday wish- and of course some Birthday treats. The present was left on our porch on her Birthday!

The Pet Pantry is a GEM! We have been customers for 13 years. I love the convenience of having it…read moredelivered to our door. Today I spoke with Thor about getting smaller amounts of food since we recently lost one of our dogs. Our food was delivered along with a special toy for our other dog and a bag of treats for her ! So sweet ! Thank you so much.

This place is the only one around where I can wash my pooch myself! Great set up and it's 15 bucks…read morefor an hour with all the supplies! Staff is incredibly friendly and helpful.

The staff are very kind and acknowledged me as I came in. They are super knowledgeable about all…read moretheir products. They asked questions about my dog Zane. Even let me know they have special shopping experiences for reactive dogs. They have so many awesome products and I plan on returning for the speciality items they offer. I got some different snacks for my boy and he actually enjoyed the cod skin. Thank you so much for your kindness. Will be seeing you again.

Jeff was great. Explained training techniques clearly and gave us tools to use that worked…read moreimmediately! Highly recommend.

Jeff really knows his stuff and his tips and tricks work really well. Highly recommend!read more

I volunteer here often and the rescues are all so so sweet and they get taken care of so well by…read moreall the other volunteers and staff. There's such a huge variety whether you're looking for pet bunny, cat, puppy, etc they have them all.

I adopted a cat named Shelley from the Wake SPCA in 2010. Shelley had a sister named Shirley who…read morewas adopted out, which left Shelley alone. Shelley is still with us and has a been a joy and a great addition to our family. The staff back then were wonderful and I am sure they still are. Thank you for saving Shelley for our family!

My little pittie mix and I had such a fun time taking classes here! We recently completed the…read more7-week foundations course with Logan. I was pleasantly surprised at how much we learned in the course. I'll admit I was a little disappointed at first since the class is a lot of lecturing, however, I see why it is set up the way it is. Even with a high energy dog, the breaks between exercises were needed. I did not realize how mentally exhausting the training can be for the dogs and owners. Apollo loved the classes, but was definitely ready for a nap when we got into the car. The first class and I think the fifth(?) are primarily lecture. The instructor informs the class of this in advance so you can plan accordingly. Due to the nature of the first class, dogs are optional. After each class they send a detailed review of the class along with homework exercises. Each week has a topic and the classes are organized well. Overall, we enjoyed this class and recommend their classes to others!

I have been taking my dog Milou to All Dogs Allowed since he was a puppy and I'm so happy I…read morediscovered it! They only use positive reinforcement methods which is really important to me, and I love how much they value the comfort and happiness of their dogs and humans. I've taken several different classes here and it's been amazing to see how much we've learned and how much I've grown as a handler. Also want to give a special shout out to our trainer Katie who has been amazing and a part of Milou's training journey since the beginning. I love it here and can't imagine bringing my pup (and future pups) anywhere else!

They have a decent amount of items to choose from for dog toys. The pricing is a little steep…read morecompared to other places we've been to for treats and other items. Staff is friendly. They have some birds and rodents in store to buy.

A few months ago, we visited about 30 minutes before closing and no one offered to help us for at…read moreleast a good 15+ minutes (and even then we got help only because I physically tracked someone down who was helping another customer when I couldn't find anyone else after waiting so long -- and he was helpful but seemed to be the only helpful staff member in the store that night). This was my second visit and both times I had to *ask* for help -- no one greeted me when I came in or asked if I needed help, although my body language should've clearly communicated that I did (i.e., constantly looking around for someone to help me). By the time I found some help, I was very frustrated and decided not to buy the pet rabbit my daughter was admiring after all. Also, there is not a huge selection of items for smaller animals like rabbits, guinea pigs, and hamsters. And to make things worse, when I left, two employees were outside taking a smoke break. On a positive note, this store has some pets that other local pet stores may not have -- like the rabbits, for instance. And I like that they host a good number of adoption events. I wish I could give more stars because I love local businesses, but the staff just didn't have the level of professionalism and courtesy that warrant a higher rating. I was there months ago so hopefully service has gotten much better.

In my experience it was not a good one. The director or ??? decided because I was 60 I should have…read morean older cat with a respiratory issue. I was hoping for a younger kitten or cat. The gal kept talking about my age as it was a huge issue. I am an active person and left without a pet.

Cat Angels has relocated to its new location on Harrison and Maynard. I had high hopes of bumping…read moreit up a star. I'm disappointed that I've had to kick it down. This is one of the cat adoption places insisting on paperwork being completed before they'll let you meet the cats. While I always understood this was an insurance issue, apparently it's not -- at least here. At this stage, I'm only interested in seeing the animals, I'm not ready to adopt and therefore saw no need to answer many of the questions on the form that are irrelevant until I'm ready to do so. The manager and I didn't seem to agree and I left not seeing a single animal -- unless I wanted to do so through a glass door -- a pointless option when I wanted to meet them personally. It was a polite exchange so there was no issue on that account. She was passionate about her position and I respect that. For me, although the facility seems like a definite upgrade from the last location, and I had hoped to see how things were improved and expanded and meet some of the residents, I saw no reason why my "browsing" required my agreement for them to call my current vet or agree to a home visit in order for me to even see a cat when I'm not there to adopt. I completely understand the concerns with making sure these animals find and keep a good home and are not sent to live (or die) with some nut-job, but do not understand how depriving them of the ability to meet or socialize with a variety of people under staff supervision requires something just short of credit and background checks. Oh well. C'est la vie.

We have purchased a Yorkshire terrier at petland. With the amazing help of Bonnie and Ella , we…read morecame home with a beautiful fur baby . His name is Hunter after his family . Ella and Bonnie both were amazing to work with they help us picked out our fur baby to give him his forever home.. they were able to supply the mom and dad history and the family history. I can honestly say this is not a puppy mill .. This is a legit puppy place that helps you get your forever for a baby. This place is amazing. The people are wonderful. They keep it amazingly clean inside and out . The petland store makes you feel like family while you're there looking at the animals and we purchase an animal and when you leave.with a fur baby. If you're ever looking for a forever pet petland is a place to be. Please make sure you see Bonnie or Ella there are amazing young ladies to work with.

This company sells sick dogs and provides no veterinary care for them. I'm certain that any…read morepositive reviews were posted by people affiliated with this business. If your purchased dog is found to be sick you can return it, they will refund your money, they then take the dog, and return it to the breeder for credit just like if you returned an item to Home Depot. I can only imagine what the breeder does with the puppy. THIS IS A REVIEW FROM A FORMER PETLAND EMPLOYEE:vettechmnm OP * 5y ago At the Petland store I worked at the isolation room in the back was always full and I wondered why (before I learned the truth), considering those puppies each had price tags off $2000-6000, they weren't receiving veterinary care because they were so sick, and then I found out that they only paid $50-200 a piece for them and it would cost more to treat them than what they cost so it was more economically feasible to let them die so they could trade them in for credit towards other puppies from the breeder. We used to put a small towel in the puppy boxes where they housed the ones that were for sale and a few toys for the puppies to play with. I was reprimanded for giving the puppies in isolation a towel to lay on and toys to play with. The owner told me that he didn't want the sick puppies to have those items because he didn't want them getting overly excited and delaying their recovery (the puppies played with the towels as much as they did with the toys). I thought to myself, "this guy must be a complete moron if he really thinks that sick puppies who are lonely, depressed, bored, and uncomfortable could possibly recover faster or better than puppies who were psychologically well and comfortable while they recovered." It did not take long for me to realize that he wasn't concerned about interfering with their speedy recovery at all. Those dogs did not receive medical care so how could they ever recover from their illnesses? He didn't want them to have those items because he wanted then to be uncomfortable, with nothing to lay on but a grate, and he wanted them to be bored and depressed because he wanted to hasten their death so that he could send them back to the breeder for credit towards other puppies that were less sickly and he could make money by selling them. The puppies in isolation were just taking up space and resources he did not think they were worth and he just wanted them gone. I was also reprimanded for doing a fecal exam because I suspected there was a parvo outbreak because so many puppies had bloody diarrhea. They don't want to know if there is parvo, campylobacter, or any other contamination there because they don't want it to interfere with their puppy sales so there did not approve of my efforts to determine what was wrong with them. I was basically reprimanded for thinking like a veterinary technician rather than a Petland employee... I recently learned that the Orlando Petland was seeking puppies infected with coronavirus near the end of 2019. I worry about the dogs people bring there to meet the puppy before people buy them... They are risking their health and possibly their lives by taking them there. Petland is a corrupt, twisted, and evil organization and they are all the same. The corruption starts at the top, the Petland Corporation, and trickles down from there to every Petland franchise in operation. They don't care about their animals. They don't care about their customers. And they don't care about their employees. The only thing they care about is MONEY, and nothing else. People need to do their research, educate and inform themselves, learn the truth and stop enabling Petland to continue doing this by spending their money in that hell on earth called Petland.