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    Humanimal Connection

    4.2 (25 reviews)
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    This place will only let you adopt if you are getting two cats that are only indoors. Rude and controlling is all I have to say.

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    Whis-Purr Rescue, Inc - Oliver

    Whis-Purr Rescue, Inc

    (33 reviews)

    I read a post about a pair of brothers needing temporary foster. I was fostering a kitten from the…read moreSan Jose Animal Care Center and didn't think much of it. I figured someone would step in to help. About a few days went by, on a Friday I saw the post again. I reached out and on Sunday I picked up these boys in Fremont. The family that found them at a park took them in but could not keep them. Between the backyard and garage to a bathroom, I figured I could help since I would keep them in my office where it's safe, warm, and room for them to play. This rescue agreed to help take these boys in but due to space which was why a foster was needed. They were friendly right off the bat. I had everything setup that morning already; food, water, and litter box. Once we got home and I let them out of the carrier, I instantly fell in love w/ both boys. Anyway. Fostering through Whis-Purr was a delight. I had everything sent to me; food, litter, even toys! I appreciated that because it's not just food and water; enrichment is just as important. When I dropped them off for surgery, I was able to get a tour from Lucy and was surprised that she was right. Her rescue is not like the shelter at all. The cats had room to sleep, play, and hide. Their area is clean and secured. I am going to be volunteering here, maybe once a week so I can still see and interact w/ these 2. I got their names from Disney's Onwards. The description on Pet Finder is so accurate. They are brave, sweet, loving, and playful. I cried so much the day I dropped them off. Too much that my boss walked over to my desk to check in on me yesterday. They made a huge dent in my heart. https://www.facebook.com/100064620884675/posts/pfbid09GMHgadsVBwVqA6mtj1yGBS2b3PeqaXyDDfKTB2KKJDaf3Ytj5qFwHYoRD97b8iQl/?mibextid=cr9u03 Save a life. Rescue a cat or a kitten! Better yet, rescue and adopt Ian and Barley!

    After my two late cats passed, I took some time to cherish their memories but decided one day I was…read moreready to give my life to serve a couple more of these beautiful, loving creatures! There were a few rescues on my list but Whis-Purr was most conveniently close. They're attached to a feed store. So I assumed I could just walk-in and visit the cats. Instead, I was directed to the card on the bulletin board to call and make an appointment and/or send an email. I did both and was asked fill out an application to adopt. So, they knew what sort of cats I was looking for and to know a bit about me being a potential cat owner. I appreciate this initial screening process as it's the first step in protecting the cats and their future forever home. I was elated to return and visit some kitties on the same day after sending my application. Lucy met me at the door and let me sit in various cages with the kittens and cats. I took a photo of my (now my kitty) Sage at the window and was most interested in the spotted tabbies with their bengal/ocicat look. However, once I went in other cages and met the other kittens and cats, my decision became more difficult. All the cats and kittens I met were extremely friendly and loving. It was a clear indication that Whis-Purr takes excellent care of all their cats. They have fancy set-ups in their cages with lots of toys, places to climb and even some tunnels to run around up top from cage to cage. Lucy explained to me they are also adopted out together based on their connections which makes total sense. She's very protective of all the felines and explained the kittens are not adopted out until four months (if I can recall correctly). So, if you see one too young you are interested in, you will have to wait until they're old enough. I had previously adopted very young kittens and have lived through the beginning months when they can get into everything, and they constantly need a watchful eye. So I think this is a good policy. I met three different sets of cats and ultimately decided on some 8 month old sister and brother kittens - Sage & Simon. Despite getting a great feeling from the other cats and kittens, I had chose these two but decided to pick them up a week later. The holiday season is a busy time for me, and I was going to be out of town the following weekend. Lucy was kind enough to be flexible. I sent her a deposit and bought all the recommended items for them. So it was nice that everything arrived by the time I picked them up. In the interim, I longed to have them, and I made arrangements with Lucy to visit them on my lunch hour a couple times during the week before official adoption day. These visits also sealed the deal as far as picking the right cats. When the day came to take my kitties home, Lucy packed up all their toys, belongings and sent me home with their familiar food and some litter to get them acquainted to their new Litter Robot. She went into thorough explanation of tips, advice and resources for me including pet insurance and leaving herself available if I had any questions. I can't think of a better place to adopt a cat nor a better person to help you find your new kitty! Lucy and company do an amazing job here, and all these cats and kittens are blessed to be in their care. I highly recommend visiting Whis-Purr Rescue if you're looking for a cat or cats!

    Homeless Animals Lifeline Organization - Nothing here but emptyness. I dont even see a kennel or a building!

    Homeless Animals Lifeline Organization

    (16 reviews)

    There is nothing here but a waterpark! Tried to find the…read moreshelter place but it seems almost every shelter i find are closed for independence day!

    This organization is as good as it gets as far as pet adoption organizations is concerned. I've…read moreworked with them twice through adopting our family's two furry friends: Katie (a sassy but so adorable feline) and Wyatt (not your typical yappy Chihuahua). If you're looking for cats, go to Pet Food Express at Slatten Ranch on Saturdays from 12-3. or Pittsburg Petsmart on Sundays from 12-3. They have different kinds of cats and kittens with different shapes and colors just waiting to be loved. After a short screening application, your new friend is yours! Cats and kittens have an adoption fee of $100. If you're looking for dogs, they don't bring them on site. Instead, they're all at a foster house in Brentwood. Man, I've never seen so many dogs in one place! Small and big dogs alike! You can tell they're well taken cared of at Joy's house. Usually you can just sit there, observe all their personalities, and pick from there. I'm sure one will steal your heart like my Wyatt has. Dogs and puppies adoption fees range from $125-$300, depending on age, special needs, purity of breed, etc. Email joysdogs@gmail.com or call 925 473-4642 to make an appt. And if for any reason you find that you and your new furry friend aren't working out, you can bring him/her back to the organization free of charge within a month after adoption. Their available pets can be seen here online: http://search.petfinder.com/shelterSearch/shelterSearch.cgi?&shelterid=CA338&preview=1

    Homeless Cat Network - Belachandra, the cat who loves to eat. Taken 11/3/22

    Homeless Cat Network

    (30 reviews)

    Every member is voluntary only and no one is paid for their service. They provide medical as well…read moreas spay/ neuter for homeless cats. They also provide food for volunteers to feed the homeless cats. If cats appear sociable, they continue to socialize the cats and find forever home for them.

    You know i really hate to give a one star on a cat rescue but I've been reading some other reviews…read moreand whoever's answering the messages from people they seem not to care or they're very rude I've called a few times i even had someone in the cat rescue from another state send a special email requesting for me to be a foster, but they still decline me WTF why would you decline someone just because they're disabled and they don't drive or they're low income?! you are discriminating towards someone who was a disability and you know that's against the law and it saying you're in San Francisco? but when i called you, you said you moved to Oakland because of covid,and you're only looking for people who can drive or support you in buying the supplies. That's not what it's about. Show more love and compassion that you state that you have for animals change your ways and if the owner is the one that's discriminating towards me and other people shame on you and if not? then you contact me back, and let's see if you can have me Foster? because, as they say, you snooze and lose out on an amazing person who can help you out. Thanks for reading my review. ~Lizzie~

    Town Cats

    Town Cats

    (69 reviews)

    I've intended to write this review for far far too long…read more An unbelievable 2 months ago now I adopted a sweet little 10 month kitten known as poppy. I'd come to look at a different kitten and realized very fast they would not be a good fit. Before leaving though the wonderful team Jamie and (name I cannot recall unfortunately) inquired as to why I was looking for in a cat. They suggested I look at poppy. I met poppy and slowly started falling in love. And I say slowly. The wonderful team at town cats allowed me to sit with her for almost an hour and a half, letting me know I could think about it and come back or adopt her that day. In the end I pulled the trigger and said YES. Best decision I ever made. They offered, at my request, to provide a small amount of her current food and I picked up her current litter. They also allowed me to come pick up my new little lady love after they had technically closed, to allow me to pick up the last few remaining items from the nearest pet store. Their team also answered my inquiries over the next week about my concerns regarding her transitioning into her new home Poppy, now named Calliope or Caya for short, gets a long amazingly with her fellow 2 human human housemates, and canine and feline housemates, and spends much of her day with her adoptive mother, me. Sweet, affectionate, and brave. She's playful and loving, and spends most of her day trilling quietly about things she'd like me to know. I don't see myself adopting another feline any time soon, but I would suggest town cats as a wonderful place to find a furever friend.

    This rescue used to be amazing until they got a new director who knows Nothing about cats. Cannot…read moretell male from female. Fixed not fixed. She lies steals and overall does NOT do whats best for the cats and kittens. This rescue is going down under her direction. She needs to go. Only good honest person there is Grace

    Woofs and Wiggles Dog Daycare & Boarding

    Woofs and Wiggles Dog Daycare & Boarding

    (57 reviews)

    My dog Dino LOVES Woofs and Wiggles. Would HIGHLY recommend to all. I have worked in the dog…read moredaycare / boarding business before for over 5 years and I can say that this place is truly a GEM! My dog has been to many daycares and has had a couple complaints about humping or bothering other dogs. (he has been neutered since a puppy and has that dopey playful like puppy brain even as an adult). But they have never complained about him or told me he was bothering others dogs etc... He gets so excited when we get a few blocks away because he knows he is going to Woofs and Wiggles. Drop off is convenient, easy, and walk in welcome ! I love that we don't have to schedule for daycare as I live a busy not set schedule work life so I usually don't plan daycare days in advance like others can. In addition Johnny is always so welcoming and they feed my dog his breakfast/lunch and tell me that he eats it too. I also love that they spray the floors when dogs go potty (most places just mop which just spreads the potty around). Thank you Woofs and Wiggles for being such a safe, fun , and reliable place for my pup!!

    Red flag, they need to do a 6 hour long trial. Why? My dog was accustomed to other dog daycares and…read moredog parks. When I came to get my dog, from a distance, I saw him cowering from staff. Then, they quickly swept him away. I talked to the main guy, and then my dog was conveniently brought out again and looked excited to see me. Over the next several days, if I left him in the car for a few minutes, he would be shaking with fear. He also became scared of brushes. Previously, he had loved being groomed, and I would give him a bully stick. He would not even accept the bully stick. I had to switch to a comb and still give him frequent breaks and pets, and he still would not take his bully stick. Months later, I got him back to his old routine. I am extremely suspicious of this business and cruelty to dogs.

    Humanimal Connection - animalshelters - Updated May 2026

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