This is a cute cafe! Though it requires a reservation to see the cats which we couldn't make a last…read moreminute reservation, I'm glad we stopped in! The employees are super kind, and there are some decent options for drinks. I enjoyed my London fog, and my friends enjoying their coffees. There were cute stickers and it's a nice play to sit and enjoy. We plan to make a visit back and make our reservation to visit the cats next time.

This is my second experience with a cat cafe and I really enjoyed it! The cafe area was very cozy,…read moreand I really enjoyed my "lavender menace" latte. The cats were all lovely. I loved that there were different rooms to spread people out so everyone could have space to sit and enjoy some kitties. My only request is that they begin with the "instructions" a little earlier so we could have the full hour to be with the cats! I look forward to visiting again soon!

Great place, great people. Love what they do. They take very good care of the animals and place is…read morevery clean.

Can't say enough good things about the folks at Furever Home in East Petersburg. They provide a…read moregood environment and the cats here are welcome to live out their lives if nobody adopts them. When I adopted a Pet Pantry cat who was living at Furever Home, I almost felt bad about taking him out of there. Food bowls, litter boxes, cat trees and toys everywhere! Zero rocking chairs! This is kitty Valhalla, at least at shelters go. I told them I couldn't compete with that many trees and toys. But what these cats need most is a home. And that part is working out well, at least in my case. This older male cat had no reason to bond with me but nevertheless, here he is as I write this, hopping into my lap and waiting for me to go to bed so he can curl up next to me.

I saw a dog on the website that I wanted, I called a few times to check on him and ask questions…read moreuntil I finally decided he would be the best addition to my life. You can tell workers here are compassionate for animals. I was eager to pick up Tony Hawk & was running late coming from far away and 2 KIND workers waited until I got there to bring him to his forever home. Both very nice and informative. I wish I got names of the 2 workers. Thank you for waiting for me to get there & keeping him comfortable. He is already doing so great at home & I can tell he will be adjusting perfectly in days to come. I will recommend everyone to go there for good, easy, fast, and informative services.

I took two cats to get spayed one was not fully spayed correctly,…read more She is still going in heat. Now I have to pay $750 to get her spayed again. I called them to let them know they gave me the run around. My last phone call didn't go well they told me basically it's my problem. Wasted money now I have to pay triple the price. It looks like someone else had the same problem. Will be posting pictures when she gets her spayed again.

We adopted a kitten last week from Pet pantry. The staff is warm and welcoming. Steve was prompt…read morein calling me after my application was approved. He is a kind hearted man who really loves his job and it shows. The facility is well run and clean. You can tell the cats are well loved by the staff. We are so thankful for Pet pantry and our new kitten.

I've adopted several pets from Pet Pantry of Lancaster County. They were so helpful and it was such…read morea great experience that I signed up as a volunteer. They not only have a pet adoption center, they also provide low cost spay/neuter and other surgeries, provide regular food distributions for those struggling to keep their pets in their homes.

My family got a kitten, but just when he was about the right age to be neutered my husband lost his…read morejob and I got pregnant. By the time we were financially able to think about getting him fixed again we had a new baby in the house and had completely forgotten about it. A few weeks ago, our cat started acting very weird toward me. He would stalk me and try to attack me. When our daughter started crawling he got very territorial and even scratched her once. We decided to take him to a shelter but were unable to get him into the crate. I called ORCA looking for help capturing the cat to take him to a shelter, but when I spoke with John and later Connie, they decided that my cat had rabies and would not consider anything else. They told me that I was being an irresponsible parent, that if my baby died it would be my fault, that no shelter would take an animal that had scratched people and if he scratched a new owner that we would be held liable. They basically bullied and shamed me into getting my cat euthanized and tested for rabies, which in the end, he tested negative for. After doing a lot of research online, I have not found anything to explain why they believed rabies was the problem. There is so much more evidence that he was acting strangely toward me because he wasn't neutered. But because of the rude and abrasive way that I was spoken to by John and Connie, I was pushed into a decision that ultimately ended the life of a cat that probably would have made a good pet once he was fixed. I understand that rabies is a serious disease and that it is crucial to act quickly if you suspect it. But my cat had never been around other animals, never been outside, and had a fairly obvious reason for why his behavior may be abruptly changing. If you are looking for help and you want the best outcome for your animal, I would not recommend ORCA.