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.

My pup thought she was going to daycare... woke up oozy but wagging her tail with excitement…read more Thanks for caring for her!

This is honestly the nicest second hand store that I've ever been to. The store is giant. They have…read moreeverything from antiques to clothing. It is very clean, and they even have a nice restroom and changing room. I was able to find a few gems here, and can't wait to return! Pricing was fantastic.

I scour the country for thrift stores and have been to tens of thousands of them…read more This store is very large and spacious with a clean and plentiful inventory. Well organized and labeled legibly. The only reason I didn't give it a higher rating was because of the prices. The clothing was fairly priced, but the furniture and other items were out of order. I have seen prices like some of them even in an antique store. An example would be a vintage Singer sewing machine in the cabinet. It was the basic model, not oak, no scroll work. This would sell at auction for $34, at a flea market...$65, at an antique store...$100. This store put a price of $499.00 on it! They also had sporting goods close outs. A pair of football pants that sell for $5.99 at Marshall's was priced at $35. I was the only person in the whole store, that should tell them something

Construction Junction has been a leader in materials reuse for decades. There's tons of great…read morefinds, from flooring and lighting, furniture, plumbing and furniture, all kinds of things, and a growing thrift clothing section. Also big recycle bins as you pull in the driveway, which is Super helpful as our city pickup is biweekly. You can donate your goods, look up the days to bring in, and how to get larger projects like whole kitchens picked up!

Come prepared with an open mind. They have tons of older construction items from old handles, to…read moreyellow bathtubs to chandeliers. Doors, windows, chairs and tables etc. It's an incredible selection of all stuff for the home.

Wildlife Works is a wonderful organization dedicated to rehabilitating and releasing wildlife that…read morehave been placed in distress due to a wide range of situations. This nonprofit organization is volunteer based and serves Westmoreland County and the surrounding areas and dates back to 1991. Their volunteers work very hard to help keep the rescued animals safe and often encounter many challenging situations while assisting these animals to survive. A wonderful fundraiser event was held tonight to help keep up with the expenses of operating this very well organized wildlife center.

Great people that love animals an love to help out with issues you may come across with injured…read morewild animals.they have saved so many wild animals i have brought them. Great people doing ,great things for great animals

I had a friend post and recommend this place on Facebook as a thrift store furniture so finally…read morechecked it out on a Saturday. I was confused and still was after looking them up. So, Zicknacks and Treasure Trove Fleatique both share same address and signage is for Treasure Trove Fleatique. Once inside, the downstairs has used furniture while upstairs has booths for different vendors of used items, a lot of it vintage. There is even a plant booth which I loved and purchased a couple plants at a good price. Sooo, after coming home and searching online I am deducing on my own that Zicknacks occupies the main floor/downstairs portion of this venue of furniture and furnishings (I never saw any signage-- did I miss it?) And other vendors occupy upstairs. I must admit this particular visit there wasn't that much furniture but I can see that this is a good option when searching. The cashier is on the main floor near the front door. Searching online it shows Zicknacks also does donation pickup and has Hauling services.

Sickness was referred to me by a friend. Their services were invaluable at after the death of my…read moremother. Her personal care department needed to be emptied within a few days to avoid paying the next month's rent. The kind men removed large and small furniture, clothing, and other items. I met my deadline feeling grateful for their help.

Save yourself time and money by coming to get your checkups and vaccines here for your furry (or…read morehairless) friend. I was going to another vet in the city and getting charged $95 just for being seen for 10 minutes. The tech fee is half of that here. There's a large parking lot. And they're quick. My dog has come here for her regular vaccines, the vaccine clinics, her annuals, and when she's not feeling well. I've had a few administrative issues with email/contact information so that could use a little work. Otherwise, I love coming here. I can't say the same for my dog, because every time she comes she has to step on a scary scale and/or get poked. But this is to be expected!

Such a great organization! I signed up to volunteer to take shelter dogs out on a field trip. Duke,…read morethe dog I had my first experience with was such a great dog! And the people that work at the shelter are obviously compassionate caring people. If you would like to add new animal family member to your pack, this is the place to go

Pleasant Valley Men's Shelter is a part of Northside Common Ministries (NCM), which is a…read morecommunity-based nonprofit that was established in 1982. The shelter houses about 25 or so homeless men. It provides each resident with a shower, dinner, and bed. Furthermore, employees of NCM provide donated clothes and toiletries, referrals for counseling, and a weekly medical clinic. I became involved with this shelter when my church was recruiting people to donate food. At 7 PM, I arrived at the shelter with my meat, vegetables, fruits, breads, desserts, and beverages. The meat and vegetables were already cooked but were in single-use aluminum pans in case they needed to be reheated in an oven. Immediately, some men met me at my vehicle and took the food into the shelter. Another man kindly thanked me for my donation. I hope that the residents and employees enjoyed the food!