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Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Bide Awhile Animal Shelter

Bide Awhile Animal Shelter

(9 reviews)

Dartmouth

I love me some Bide Awhile! Thirteen years ago, I adopted my first cat from their old location in…read morea little house converted into a shelter. When Mike and I decided to adopt another kitty we headed out to their new-to-us location on Neptune Crescent. It's ... not near anything. It's in an industrial park, as far as I can tell. I have to say, while their digs are larger and nicer, I miss their more central location. Still, one is willing to travel to adopt The Perfect Pet (tm). :-D It was great to see Darrold again 13 years later (although of course he wouldn't remember me)! He is truly dedicated to animal welfare. The new Bide Awhile has more space for pets. The cat room is large with lots of room for the cats to play when they are let out of their cages. Staff are just as dedicated as Darrold. The staff member we adopted Maxi from was truly going to miss her. She was very friendly and provided us with lots of information about our new cat. They ensure their cats are well-treated and well cared for, which I very much appreciate. Bide Awhile absolutely deserves our support.

Contacted them to surrender a Cat, who's owner has been Hospitalized and is never coming back home…read more The house was sold, the New Owner is allergic to cats. These people can not be bothered to answer their phones. It also appears to be that they are selling Animals on Facebook for a serious profit! (A violation of Facebook Policy, and a Violation of Nova Scotia Law) If you have an Animal you need to surrender, don't waste your Time Contacting these people!

Lily Pad Cat Lounge

Lily Pad Cat Lounge

(4 reviews)

Dartmouth

My friend and I visited here after learning about it from Facebook. I was so excited to see a local…read morecat lounge (a cat cafe would be ever better). Walking in there's a cute little pet store with adorable merchandise for you and your pet. Cat litter, toys, bow ties and human apparel amongst other things. They have a cooler with drinks, coffee and a few snacks available for purchase as well. The downside is the 8 dollar cost. Yes I realize the funds go to help cats at the SPCA and to run this adorable lounge but I wouldn't pay that again and rather just go to the SPCA or metro to pet kitties. The lounge itself is simply adorable though. It is such a great space for the cats and comfortable for the human visitors too. Lots of room, sofas, cat plushies, comfy perches and beds, toys, treats and places to climb. The staff was very nice there too. There were 4 kitties when we went and a couple of them were super playful and sweet. The others were more solitary which is okay but again another reason paying the fee can be disappointing, if the cats don't want to be bugged then you might just sit there for an hour. I hope for great success for this place!

I was very excited to check out the Lily Pad Cat Lounge however was very disappointed. When I went…read morein I greeted by a very unfriendly person who turned me off from the experience right away. I was told that there weren't ANY cats to be seen, and was not given any information on when there would be. It's unfortunate that the staff are taking away adoption opportunities for these sweet kittens and it would have been nice to be treated with a little more warmth. I unfortunately will not return, and will choose the SPCA as they seem a little more eager to have their animals adopted. The staff I have spoken with clearly only care about their pay check and not finding these wonderful cats a real home. I will not be back, which is unfortunate because there was a kitten I was ready to go in, and take home.

Eastern Passage Village

Eastern Passage Village

(5 reviews)

Eastern Passage

Eastern Passage Village Veterinary Clinic is a gem of a vet, tucked away in one of the furthermost…read moresuburbs of Halifax. Located in Eastern Passage, this vet clinic is open long hours so that you can arrange appointments around your work hours. The staff are friendly and professional, and it's obvious they love their patients. A few years ago, we adopted our first cat Zed from these folks. Although they have discontinued the adoption program, they're still a great resource for pets both young and old. The prices are reasonable, and there is no pressure for add-on services that aren't strictly necessary.

Some how I've managed to miss reviewing them. Wow…read more These guys and gals are pretty fantastic. I live in the Passage and a year ago acquired a pooch. Given they are a 2min drive from my house they were the logical choice for veterinary care for her. I was told by others they are more expensive than other clinics. However, if I don't have to schlep across the city and they are good with my dog then I'm not so fussy on the expense. Before they were officially my vet I unfortunately had to take pupster to the emergency clinic. They, of course, asked who my home vet was. I explained I didn't have one yet (had only had the dog for 3 days) but was hoping to use EPVVC. They faxed over the dog's report from the emerg visit to them anyway. A day later someone from EPVVC called to check up on us, see how pupster was doing. And we weren't even patients of their's at this point! My dog came from a not so great home so has some issues we're working her through. These folks were more than happy to indulge the princess and do things at her pace....and the pockets full of treats seemed to have helped her adjust! She has eventually learned that the vet doesn't always mean bad things, and is quite comfortable going in now. There have been a few times I've needed last minute appointments, once I even showed up without one, and they happily accommodated us. These folks are happy, friendly, polite and most importantly good with my sensitive dog. They get a solid 5 stars from me!

Healing Animal Scars - animalshelters - Updated November 2026

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