This bar is weird and wacky and I loved it a lot! Went while in town for work and was looking for a…read morevery chill vibe but interesting and open late night and this checked all those boxes. The only thing that threw me off was it was described, or at least I thought it was (there may have been a drink or two before this) as a cat bar so I thought cats would be roaming around. Honestly, I wondered how safe that was and what if people don't want cats crawling around them. It made a lot more sense when I got there and realized you had to pay to visit the cat den. It was just a back room with a bunch of cats, but the nice thing is that they donate those funds towards animal charities. Personally, I don't care enough about hanging out with the cats so I skipped that part, but otherwise they played great music on a Tuesday. The bartender was awesome too that night. Very friendly. We had a great little chat and then I promptly noticed a high heel shoe chair and made my coworker shoot a pic of me sitting on it. Big fan of the kitch!

What an amazing vibe AND they just expanded!…read more The frisky whisker is so much fun! Their hours are perfect for people who want an exciting thing to do at night but with chill vibes and even chiller cats. They have a limited selection on drinks but they are always fast. And they host some pretty cool events here from paint nights to cat yoga, recently they held a tattoo event with a local shop. Super fun and totally worth the visit.

Wonderful support during the fostering process, very caring team about their cats up for adoption.read more

Left waiting a very long time before anyone showed up to walk around to see all the cats for…read moreadoption and let us know about the cats temperaments etc. Then, left in the last area for a very long time after that person left for whatever reason (no explanation) before someone else showed up. One area smelled so bad from cat urine and feces I could not stay in the room for more than a minute. Litter boxes seriously needed to be cleaned. 2nd time going to Cat Rangers and unimpressed both times.

We've been here before and the visits have been wonderful…read more We go for the Vaccine Clinic. All staff are great. Friendly, supportive. These people are there on a Sunday morning before 8:00, ready to do their jobs. One of the most impressive things is the organization of the whole process. Everyone is focused on whatever task they have. It's crowded, lots of dogs and people. Yet the experience for me was of organized efficiency. Staff communicate continually, with each other and all the people waiting. I really can't stress enough about what a completely successful visit I had. Again, I thank the awesome staff.

Paws is such a wonderful organization who are doing great work to save animals. It's such a…read morethankless job, but the staff and volunteers are truly angels on earth (and so kind!!). I am a first time foster and have been working with Christa, the foster coordinator at Paws, to find a foster match for my home and with my current dog. Christa has been incredible, very communicative and responsive, and is so personable and has such passion for what she's doing which beams just from her. The foster process has been so easy and they've made sure me and my dog are comfortable the entire way through! I'm excited to be a foster for a long time with Paws. Thank you for all the work you do for the community, but more so for the animals as well.

My husband and I were in the shopping center on a Sunday waiting for our to go food. Petland…read morePuppies was the only store open, so we figured we would check out the pups and look at their dog toys for our little Schnauzer Coco. When we walked in, there was a sign in desk for people with reservations, I informed the young lady at the desk that we were only there to browse and we did not intend on purchasing a puppy. The amicable hostess told us it was totally fine to look around and to let her know if we wanted to play with any of the dogs. They had a small selection of toys and grooming items, nothing impressive. I'm a dog lover and knew if I held any of the pups I would want to take one home , so we just observed through the window. While we were observing, I noticed 1 dog in a cage with 3 others being attacked. Everyone said they were playing but they kept going for his neck, and he wasn't even defending himself... it broke my heart to not be able to help and put him in a different cage. We also saw a cute min Schnauzer with tons of energy in a cage with another breed who was either very tired or very sick. All the dogs looked like they could use a bath and none looked happy. Prices were not listed and I didn't bother to ask since pet store prices are historically high. If I was in the market for a puppy and wanted to know the lineage I would go to a breeder. It is not clear where these random dogs come from and even what they are mixed with. In my opinion, these dogs are not much different than the ones you would find at the Humane Society, other than the price. We left Petland Puppies feeling sad for the canines, hoping they all find a forever home soon.

The last two puppies I got from here had kennel cough. I still haven't received reimbursement for…read morethe vet bills on the last one. I will never use this business again.

The Marietta store is well organized and the Furkids employees and volunteers are so helpful and…read morekind. The donations are terrific: clothing, lamps, seasonal decorations, tools, books, CD's, records, toys, furniture, one of a kind items, oil and water color paintings, prints, crystal and glassware, bedspreads, cookware, shoes, large selection of materials for crafters, knitting and sewing supplies , unusual picture frames, antiques, and pricing to fit everyone's budget. Since every organization requires positive leadership, Ms. Bryn the manager leads by example, respect for the customers, the employees and volunteers, and makes everyone comfortable. She brings a joy and young spirited freshness to the Marietta Furkids store. Come in and take an enjoyable stroll through the Marietta store. You never know what treasures await you.

Ehh needs better management skills very confusing when calling in to inquire and how to talk to…read morepeople otp as well was interrupted once or twice.

My boyfriend ordered me chocolate covered strawberries from here and they were the best I ever had…read more I am not a big chocolate fan but do like some chocolate covered fruit. A lot of the time the strawberry starts to weep and it makes the treat mushy. All of these were perfect and highly recommend them!

My friends and I signed up for the monthly Friday night chocolate making experience and you are…read morewelcomed to bring in your own wine. It was so easy to register for the experience on their website and submit a deposit. There was plenty of free parking in the shopping plaza and we were warmly greeted by the staff and had an opportunity to browse the store. The smell inside was heavenly. We went into another room and were seated together, signed a waiver, and were asked if we had any food allergies. I am allergic to strawberries and I they let me dip pineapples instead. We learned a lot about the origin of chocolate and had all our questions answered by the owners of the shop as we created truffles, dipped fruit, and chocolate bark. We will definitely visit again in the new year.

We had such a good time visiting all these sweet fur babies today. It was hard not to adopt them…read moreall. We paid $13 per person to visit for 50 minutes. It was well worth it and the hour actually seemed to fly by. We could have spent another hour there easily. Please come visit and support this very worthwhile cause.

There has been a lot of stressful things going on in our lives so I thought I would look for a…read moreplace to have a day date with my mom and sister. This ended up being PURRFECT! We scheduled time online (during the week it's $10 for 50 mins, weekends its $13). We found it in a strip mall close to Perry High School and the Post Office. We walked in and it is definitely a little cafe. Lots of drink options, even alcoholic! My sister got some coffee, my mom got water, and I got a light beer from Falls Brewing. It was really cute with a space devoted to vendors that sell cute cat products (for humans AND cats). Around the ceiling are names of cats that they've found homes for (at the time we went it was at SIXTY!). When it was our time, we entered another room with all of the cats! (This room is visible to the outside AND the inside of the cafe. But you have to purchase time to visit, pet, and play with the cats.) I think there were 18 cats...but not to worry, it was VERY clean and there were no smells. Most of the cats were friendly, but there were a few that we were asked to let them come to us. It was so much fun. There was such a wide variety. All ages. All colors. All temperaments. I truly believe anyone could have found a pet there. Alas, this day we were only there for FUR THERAPY and let me tell you, it was worth it. We will definitely return when it's time to adopt a new cat!

First time and last coming to this place. Way overpriced!! Other, than that the employees are nice.read more

The BEST place to shop & donate to. Support the kitties they need your donations & business to…read morekeep on going.

Heartbreaking to write this... They currently have an…read moreelderly dog that I am interested in meeting. So few people want to adopt older animals, so I expected a positive experience. What I got was...NO EXPERIENCE AT ALL. Did not respond to multiple emails/contact through the website/multiple phone calls. Literally no response at all. And they don't let you come by in person without an appointment. How do you get an appointment when no one will return your calls/emails??? Heartbreaking. For potential adopters and for the precious animals in their care.

Don't Forget Our Four Legged Friends during the CoVid-19 crisis…read more I recently dropped off 50 pounds of food and a few other items. It was super easy - I just left them near the back porch. They have a Wish List of needed donation items on their website. * Please Help These Poor Animals * The Humane Society of Cobb County is an independent, nonprofit, NO-KILL shelter. It is Not affiliated with Cobb County government, or any other local or national humane society or animal welfare organization, and they are funded primarily from donations.