I brought my new puppy here for a wellness visit after scheduling the appointment, and I had a…read moregreat experience. The prices were very affordable, and everyone from the front desk staff to the vet and technician, was friendly, helpful, and professional. They took the time to explain everything clearly and answered all of my questions about my puppy. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for quality, affordable care for your pet. You can schedule vaccine appointments through their website as well. A few helpful things to know: the adoption center is currently closed, and there's both street parking and a parking lot right next door

Paws is an great option for low cost pet care. I always take my dog to get an exam and updated…read moreshots. There is no walk ins, appointments only which I appreciate because we are in and out. We were the only ones inside the clinic at that time which I'm not sure if it's usually like that or not, but I appreciated it because I didn't have to be around other animals. After the visit you will receive paperwork. They do not neuter anymore due to being short staffed but they will refer you to other low cost clinics for any additional services needed. The from desk staff is friendly.

We took our dog to the veterinarian here at the shelter for a physical/wellness check. The…read moretechnician and the doctor gave us the feeling that our dog was in good hands. They were very patient and kind with her considering that she was very scared by this new place and these new people. We would recommend the veterinarian services to friends.

The women's animal center has a great history in Philadelphia! It was the first animal shelter,…read moreopened by a woman! Our male cat was fixed there and recovered in one day! I highly recommend this animal hospital. ! They help neuter animals for local pet stores that adopt out rescues only!

This was the absolute best animal shelter around here. The manager devoted her whole life to…read morehelping animals. She loved each and every one of them. She took on a lot of cases other shelters would not and rescued ones that places like the SPCA would immediately euthanize. I have seen that place firsthand. For an animal shelter, the place was reasonably clean. The person who complained obviously has either never been to an animal shelter or had ulterior motives.

I used to be a volunteer here, they are not government supported if I remember correctly. Mostly…read morevolunteers are there, or if you adopt a cat, they use that money to get food or cover any vet bills. It's a small place, but honestly all the cats there are soo soo sweet, more older cats, but they do have kittens as well, I honestly loved this place, and hopefully I can go back during my summer break to continue my volunteering These are older pictures from back when I was there, but I really do love all the cats there, they were really sweet, and I'd always wish to bring them home with me.

I live in Atlanta, GA. We found an emaciated English Bull Dog. I called all the rescue shelters,…read morenon profits... etc... in Atlanta, nobody answered the phone. I am from North GA & realized that we would probably have a better chance of finding a shelter in that are. My phone call was answered immediately, and with in 24 hours this dog was in a shelter. We would have adopted him ourselves, however we already have 2 Pitties that we have adopted and 1 pittie that we are fostering.

I called in desperation regarding our pit bull adolescent dog who is becoming aggressive and…read morebiting. The man who answered the phone responded with annoyance "what would we do with a dog that bites"! I apologizes for bothering him at work and wrote this review. So disheartening, I thought rescues were full of compassionate , animal loving people.

I had stuffed animals and I found out today that they accept gently loved kid stuffed animals as…read morewell as gently loved pet toys and supplies that they donate to shelters and rescues! I dropped off a bag today. They also have sewing kit projects if folks would like to participate to help pets in shelters (& money to help fund spay and neuter programs) Staff is super friendly and quick to respond . A wonderful business that does good things!! Tip: They have multiple locations Extra info : They have sewing kits if you would like to participate in making lil pet toys! Contact them/look on their website!

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I got my cat there her name is Storming she is a very smart cat . Love her very much.She is…read moreBeauitful

It pains me to write this review because I think of all of the poor cats that may be prevented from…read morebeing adopted. After all, some may see this and be deterred. However, my experience has become overwhelmingly negative and I cannot believe how me and my cat were treated during the process. I worry and wonder if others have experienced this, and how the other cats are being treated in the rescue. Firstly, before I picked up my cat I was informed he was not updated on his vaccinations (I picked up in Jan 2024, and he has not been updated since Dec 2023), no big deal, it was only a month off and he would get checked out before I took him home. I was informed that incidentally, he has Ear Mites and he was being treated quickly with topical medications at the Bridge Clinic. The lady who was in text conversations with me about coordinating his care (Sandy) had suggested at first that I take him home, administer the medicine on my own & quarantine him from my dog. I had concerns after doing my research that this wasn't going to be the best option because he would be in a completely new environment & would not be used to us. After initially brushing off my concerns, she finally suggested that the rescue would quarantine him, administer the medications for a week, and do another check-up before his pick-up date. The day I went to pick him up he was in the same room he had been in before, not quarantined. I have seen the room before and there are no kennels or crates in the room for him to be quarantined in so I knew he was not. When I got there no one was waiting for me, I had made an appointment 2 weeks prior for his pick up. When I called the coordinator (Sandy) she did not answer. I had to go walking around the rescue to find someone to talk to. Finally, I found 2 women towards the back and they were surprised to see me, I explained what I was there for and finally, they helped me gather my cat into a carrier. These women did not seem to know that I was even coming so I do not blame them for any of the following issues. I was sent home with ONLY the cat. They had told me prior that I would be sent home with wet and dry food, yet I was sent home without anything. I texted Sandy to ask what food brand I should buy on my own, and she told me to come back in to get the food. I came back to return the carrier and get the food. Again the same two women were there, and surprised to see me again. I had to ask for the food as it seemed this was not communicated to them. Everyone is busy with daytime jobs which is understandable, and I know the rescue relies heavily on volunteers. I was going to let all of this go for the sake of the cats, and knowing that this rescue runs on volunteers dedicating their extra time for this. However, my experience is becoming increasingly tainted with constant vet visits. I feel again that it must be rectified for the sake of the other cats living at the rescue. After a couple of days with my new cat, I noticed he was scratching his ears, shaking his head, and keeping his head tilted to the side at times, eyes were draining fluid & he kept squinting out of both of his eyes. After some closer inspection, I noticed severe black debris in his ears, to the point where discharge was leaking out. It was so extreme to the point that my only conclusion was that this poor cat was clearly medically neglected for this to have built up so much. I took him to MY Vet and they confirmed that he still had the ear mites, AND now conjunctivitis & giardia. After a $590 in vet visits, I was sent home with a slew of medication for him. At this point, I wondered if I should have just taken him home initially, to spare him the suffering he endured and to get him the proper treatment that he so clearly needed. Sandy had texted me maybe a week or so into me having my cat. She was "checking up" and I informed her that he had a severe case of ear mites, I asked if he had even had a follow-up vet visit before I picked him up (as I had requested). All I got was "I did ask for one prior to his release. Sorry if it wasn't done." Not one person at the rescue told me about any "2 week policy" where I could bring back the cat to the Bridge Clinic to get him checked out after taking him home. Not that it would have mattered, I probably would have been brushed off again. I will leave it at this, I was sent home with a cat who had EAR MITES, CONJUCTIVITIS IN BOTH EYES, AND GIARDIA IN HIS STOOL! I was treated so horrendously and I am so scared for the cats living in this rescue as these are all extremely communicable diseases between cats. The communication between the rescue workers is less than stellar, creating a situation where it prevents and discourages people from adoption. I will ALWAYS adopt/rescue however I definitely would have found it easier to buy a cat from a breeder, than to go through a hellish experience like this again.

We come here to get food for our four legged children (dogs to some people but not to us)…read more.. Everyone here is very friendly and are definitely pet friendly!!! You can come here to adopt a 4 legged family members also (dogs and cats)... The store is always clean and well kept...

What's up with not grooming cats ‍. Other than not grooming cats their store is a pet owner…read morefavorite place because they have everything you might need to keep your pet healthy and happy. Every kind of food,every kind of toy and whatever else you want for any kind of animal

They did a great job with my Josie girl. I was nervous to get her spayed because I've fallen so in…read morelove with her (she came to us via the cat distribution system) and getting a surgery is scary, but they were gentle with her and so far everything seems great. The staff were kind and organized even though it was so busy. They are also so great in being a low cost place - even our vet recommended doing it here and not at their place because the price difference was so vast. Josie is recovering well and although she was super groggy last night and hates the cone, I can see she's doing well.

They were professional and made me feel at home I had two fur babies .and they took great care of…read morethem..