We bought 2 puppies from Petland one 26 Dec 2017 (shih-poo) and another one in summer of 2018 (shih…read moretzu). Both dogs are absolutely perfect. No issues. Thank you Petland. My boys are now 7 and 8, still full of life.

STOP BUYING PETS FROM PETLAND!…read more I would strongly caution anyone considering purchasing a puppy from this store to seriously rethink that decision and do independent research first. Large retail pet chains like this have been repeatedly criticized by animal welfare organizations and veterinarians for sourcing puppies from high-volume commercial breeding operations, often referred to as "puppy mills." These facilities are widely reported to prioritize profit over proper breeding standards, socialization, and long-term health. Keeping young puppies--especially small, sensitive breeds like Yorkies and Chihuahuas--in a high-traffic retail environment can put them at increased risk for stress-related illnesses such as kennel cough and other infections. Many new owners are not fully prepared for the emotional and financial burden that can come with this. There are also concerning reports and firsthand accounts online from former employees across similar stores describing issues with animal care, oversight, and sales practices that prioritize moving puppies quickly. I encourage anyone reading this to look into those accounts themselves rather than taking a sales pitch at face value. At the end of the day, this is a business model built around selling living animals at extremely high prices. That alone should raise questions about where these puppies come from and how they are treated before they ever reach the store. Please consider adopting from a shelter or working with a reputable, transparent breeder instead. Doing your homework now can prevent heartbreak later--and helps avoid supporting systems that many experts have raised serious ethical concerns about.

Attended a lecture on snakes here and was able to pet various live snakes! A lovely little museum…read moreand, for lack of a better term, "mini zoo." Pretty grounds, walking trails, a dog park. You can make a day of visiting Oxbow and the Infantry Museum, which is basically across the street. Thankful for the work they're doing here and to have this gem in our community.

I had to take the kiddos to explore Columbus,GA. Happy to have found this place for the kids and us…read moreadults as well. The kids had tons of fun seeing the snakes, alligators, turtles, fishes and other animals as well. The young lady at the front desk was very friendly and informative about the programs that they'll have in the near future. They have little stations for the kids to interact with around the center. We met another young lady who took the time to talk to us. It was nice of her to stay back and talk to the kids about the modeled dam. Thank you for being professional and courteous to us. Admission is donation at least $5 or whatever you can do. Sanitizer station at every entrance and exits ( I love that ) thank you for caring about our health. Restrooms were clean They have souvenirs and other things that you can purchase at the front of the building. If you're vaccinated you don't have to wear a mask but if you want to wear a mask you can. Some employees wore masks and some didn't. It wasn't crowded at all and we got there around 1ish. Which was great for us because we had 7 kids to look after :) Plenty of parking but very few are in the shade. Not sure if you're able to bring your own food but it is a nice spot to do a picnic. I would highly recommend this place for others to experience!! If and when we come back, we'll definitely visit here again!!

A very nice place to see a fish hatchery near Warm Springs…read moreWarm Springs is a very nice quaint town with a few things to see and do. We were lucky to have a harvest fair that was going on when we visited. We decided to see if a place we had visited before was open since it was during the government shutdown. The building was not open but the surrounding parts of it are accessible to the public. The Warm Springs Fish Hatchery is a quiet and peaceful place that feels a bit frozen in time but is still well worth a visit. You can simply stroll around the various ponds and see fish moving through the water while birds gather nearby. The wooden walkway, though showing its age, adds a rustic charm as it is positioned under trees and over a pond filled with fish, giving visitors a close-up look at the hatchery's work. Informational signs along the concrete pond on the north side and along the walkway provide details about the fish and the history of the hatchery, making the visit both relaxing and educational. We visited years ago and found that it still has that same quiet appeal--a reminder of a time when places like this focused more on nature than on presentation. It's a good stop if you're in the area and want to enjoy an easy unhurried walk, learn something about fish conservation, and take in the sounds and sights of the outdoors.

Nice fish to look at here in small ponds. There is a small exhibit inside the building also.read more

A very nice little part of history. Lots of Naval stuff from the civil war era. They have a ship…read morethat was pulled from the river that they are restoring. Amazing to see the size of this war ship from back then. Various other items steam engine parts, flags, swords, uniforms, tools, and so much more. Highly recommended that you stop by see a part of history.

THE NATIONAL CIVIL WAR NAVAL MUSEUM IS INTERESTING…read more================================================ My husband and I had some time while waiting for our son to get off work at Fort Benning, so we decided to visit this museum. This museum houses the CSS Jackson which is the largest surviving Confederate Warship. It also has the wreckage of the CSS Chattahoochee along with a replica of the USS Hartford. They also have a full scale replica of the USS Monitor's turret. These were ironclads that were steam-propelled warships protected by iron or steel armor plates. During the Civil War the Union commissioned 42 ironclads before May 1, 1985. The Confederates completed 24 ironclads. After the Civil War there was no need for ironclad vessels any longer.

Awesome aquarium! I live in tally, so I think this is the closest indoor aquarium besides the gulf…read morespecimen marine. I liked that there were also gators and birds to see. I enjoyed this experience so much that I made a whole video on YouTube about the Lionfish that I saw there: https://youtu.be/_x8llaTtxiA

I took my 4 year old sister today, and she absolutely adores the riverquarium! She loves it and…read moregoes all the time! Her favorite animal is the Albino Alligator, which is named "#6 Alligator," well.... my sister named her Luna! And she thinks that Luna is beautiful! She always has so much fun. Although the gift shop is too expensive for so little.

So much to choose from, good prices, and awesome service!! Corals are all healthy and Tanks are…read moreclean. The owners son (forgot his name!) was so helpful and spent so much time explaining everything to me!! I travel for work and can't wait to Make another trip up! Thanks again!

This place is a true gem. I live in Birmingham but I've driven down to Montgomery a few times just…read moreto visit. Or if I'm driving through town I always make it a point to stop by. You walk in and they have a mangrove tank with rare sting rays. I'm a reef keeper but always amazed at this tank. Moving on, they have 8 or so tanks full of all kinds of coral. When I stopped in yesterday they had an excellent assortment of SPS, and at great prices. They also have 15 or so tanks stocked with fish. The store isn't the cleanest one I've been in, but it seems well maintained. Oh and they've recently added jellyfish displays which were so cool. Strongly recommend this store.

Casey is outstanding knows alot about aquariums he cleans my tank also advises me on things to…read moreimprove my tank he's very professional highly recommend

From the owner: Is your aquarium needing some attention? We are here to help from water parameters to deep…read morecleaning. Give me a shot and I’ll show you just how much I love all things aquarium!

Knowledgeable and friendly staff helped us pick out fish for our freshwater tank. They told us…read moreabout several options we could go with and the pros and cons to each option. We decided on 4 African Cichlids, and we left feeling good about our purchase. Thanks for your help guys.

Typically don't leave bad reviews but I've now been treated like I was a burden to the owner of…read morethis store on multiple occasions. Today I called multiple times and got either a busy signal or no answer. I was calling because I live 40 minutes away and wanted to know if they had the fish I wanted in stock. I finally got through this afternoon and asked if they had the particular fish. She repeated the name of the fish and said I don't think I have those in stock. I told her thank you and was about to hang up, but heard another employee in the background say that they did have some in stock so she said yeah, we have a few. This is a schooling fish so I needed to know if a few meant 3 or 8. By her reaction she was obviously exasperated that she had to go look. She put me on hold, came back and to told me they had 5 or 6. I asked the price and thought that would be that, but she responded with "I don't know. We are really busy and helping customers in the store so call back later and maybe someone can help you". I hung up thinking, no ma'am, I won't be calling back because I'm not going to support a store that treats their customers like it's a burden to help them.