My wife and I had an excellent experience adopting through LDDR. It's evident they are passionate…read moreabout what they do, and each volunteer we've communicated with has been kind, helpful and supportive. Their dedication made us want to stay involved with the organization, and volunteer our time here and there. It's been rewarding and inspiring seeing all that they do to give dogs and cats a second chance.

I saw our rescue furbaby, Magoo, online while viewing the dogs that needed rescuing. I was at work…read moreback in 2011, and I saw a picture you put on your internet page that was the perfect dog, our eyes connected, and I immediately applied for Magoo. Last Day Dog Rescue contacted me and gave me the information and directions (we live up in Northern Michigan), and my husband and I traveled to Livonia and adopted this precious Magoo. Magoo was about six years old when we adopted him, and for the next 1o years we felt so blessed to have such a perfect baby. Unfortunately, on about July 3, 2021, Magoo passed over the Rainbow Bridge. With broken hearts, we wanted to thank you for choosing us. Magoo was perfect in every way.

We fostered and ultimately adopted a dog from this rescue. The poor dog needed some medical care…read more The volunteers have plenty of vet resources for reduced cost care. Reliable in communication and the volunteers we have interacted with clearly have nothing but love and care for animals who need some help to find a better home. Adopting a rescue animal is a commitment, some of them may need some behavioral work. Ours not only needed medical help but we had to work with him on becoming house broken. With patience and time he has become house broken and we have a lovely new friend. A win for all of us and wow has he blossomed into a great dog who is well loved.

Happy Days is an amazing animal rescue! I adopted my third kitten from them recently and could not…read moreask for better people that make sure these animals are safe, loved and rehabilitated before adopting them out. It is truly a blessing for these animals and for us pet owners.

I've always heard of cat cafes and not known many of them. But this one opened near my house and…read moreI'm so obsessed. It's $15 per hour and the coffee and snacks are additional. I just go here to destress. You can adopt the kitties too and give them a home. I believe they work with a shelter or rescue or some sort so it's also a good cause.

A very nice place to spend some time :) The cats are friendly and shy. Definitely consider adopting…read moreor fostering, too.

They have plenty of options for cats and dogs, as well as some for smaller animals. They also have…read morereally nice quality items, helpful and kind staff, and a great atmosphere. This is one of my favorite pet supply shops! They also can order in items that are not currently in stock, which can be extremely helpful. They will take time to help you with questions, and give great recommendations. There's also two sweet cats that roam and live in the shop, although they suggest keeping your cats (no problem with dogs) out of their view if you bring them, since they can be territorial. Overall I've had a great experience as of now, and I've been coming here for close to a year.

The Pet Emporium is, hands down, one of the best pet stores I've ever been to! They sell a variety…read moreof quality pet products for your fur and non-furry friends! The staff are always welcoming and helpful if you ever have questions too. I bought my cat Domino a gorgeous cat condo that matches with my furniture. While the products and service are nice, the best part of the experience are Leo and Luna, the shop pets! They are so sweet and always make sure that the pet furniture is working well!

wow, so clean and easy to maneuver. everyone that works here is so kind and helpful. a great place…read moreto donate goods and adopt pets in need

I adopted a kitten two months ago and was told that she had been thoroughly tested and vaccinated…read more I have made two trips to my vet since then to get her tested for feline leukemia and get her rabies vaccine. Both should have been done already. Plus her ears had so much debris in them from having had mites that she needed a thorough cleaning and to be put on special drops. All in all, cost me another $400. I have never had these issues when I adopted two previous cats from the Huron Valley Humane Society. Their medical staff could do better.

My colleague reached out to me to ask how he can safely secure and send the family of kittens to a…read moresafer place because his 2 Huskies found them under the porch. It was -1 degrees the other day, so frantically i found rescue groups in Michigan and I started calling to advocate for them. The lady that answered the phone was nice and resourceful. He would need to send the inquiry via online and get them to Adopt-a-Pet, but that never happened because he said the mom moved them the next day. I'm a bit upset because it's evident that the mom should be fixed, but it could be that no one in his neighborhood is aware of the practice. Even though this place wasn't able to help, but they were very helpful and sincere. I hope that the little family is safe from bad people, wildlife, cars, and the rigid weather. While I have 2 cat condos and 2 heated beds for the stray cats that I help feed (all fixed), I can't help but think about the others who aren't so lucky.

First, let me be clear and say that my rating is not based on the provided animal care. It is…read morewithout doubt that I see them as all animal lovers with attention to wellness and safety. But that is the problem. They seem far more interested in the wellness of the pet than they do the communication with the adopter. Extremely unprofessional, zero people skills. It felt more like I was taking their personal pet from them and they begrudgingly accepted it. Again, I love animals, I love that they love animals, but I think they are extremely off-putting, socially. It's all about "No" at Adopt-A-Pet. Every communication feels unapologetically skeptical and disappointing from the staff. They don't hold animals. They don't hold animals. They will not hold your animal. They don't hold animals. I'm telling you this because they will not hold your animal. Get ready to be met with that information in every correspondence. They are simply not interested in being amicable, helpful, cooperative, engaging, informative, or willing to work with you or compromise on anything. So, if you are a perfect candidate, you don't have questions, and you don't mind dealing with socially inept people, go check it out. They have like, 5 animals there in total? Just remember, by adopting one of their pets, you might be stealing one of their only friends.

Okay, so I'm biased…read more I used to volunteer here when I lived in the area. That said, who would know better how awesome a place is than someone who worked "behind the scenes". This organization treats their animals amazingly and truly cares about each cat they take in. The rescue is not your typical animal shelter which feels dingy and depressing. The rooms are clean, decorated, and filled with activities to make the cats feel at home. I adopted my own cat from the rescue two years ago and the process was straightforward and smooth, landing me the most awesome cat ever. Their petfinder listings and website show photos of all their adoptable animals, and their facebook page is kept very up-to-date. In my opinion, NBAR sets the gold standard for what an animal rescue should be. Of note, NBAR only has cats at their building- I believe they work with a dog foster organization and can direct people to adoptable dogs.

I stopped here on a whim when I saw the adoption sign as I drive by. I was extremely impressed!…read more They are professional and all about the health of the cats. I told them the personality I was looking for and she knew right away which kitten would work for me. My kitten is litter trained, plays with my older cat well and is gentle and loving. I recomment this rescue with two paws up!

My dog went on Sunday for a cut. Ashley cut my dog horribly. He's a miniature mixed poodle and came…read moreout looking like a chihuahua, and the cut is uneven on his body and tail. HE WAS ALSO CUT, there is a deep gash on his tail and the Manager Michael did not contact Ashley to find our more details on what happened during my dog's service, nor follow up with me. HORRIBLE

I just rescued a dog found roaming around Detroit. Made an appointment to have her washed and…read morecleaned up at the location on middlebelt in Livonia. They refused to take her because she doesn't know how to walk on a leash yet! I offered to carry her, 25 pound mini poodle and again they said no. I explained one more time to the rude and ignorant groomer that she was just found/rescued and needed a proper grooming. SERIOUSLY PET SMART YOU GOTTA DO BETTER! Because she was a stray and not trained you can't groom her? What about puppies, they are leash trained. Older dogs with arthritis that can barely stand, handicapped dogs with special needs in a wheelchair, they can't be groomed either? I work with shelters all over metro Detroit and I am just disappointed and disgusted that you turned away a neglected dog that was adopted and just wanted her freshly groomed for the holidays! I'll be letting everyone know not to depend on pet smart for grooming needs if your rescue dog hasn't been leashed trained. Which 99 % percent haven't BEEN BECAUSE THEY WERE FOUND ROAMING THE STREETS EMANCIATED, TIED UP TO TREES, LEFT AND ABANDONED AFTER OWNERS MOVED, THROWN OUT OF CARS, LEFT ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD TO DIE. YOU SHOULD KNOW BETTER THAN TO TURN AWAY A PERSON THAT HAS STEPPED UP TO FOSTER OR RESCUE A DOG IN NEED JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE AFRAID OR DON'T KNOW LEASH TRAINING YET!!

I've walked thought their house. It is well-kept and clean. My girlfriend volunteers at the place…read moreand has nothing but positive things to say. We actually adopted 2 cats from here, they were healthy and with all proper shots and paperwork. The group is well organized and know what they are doing.

This is a wonderful group that takes hard-to-place animals out of local shelters to give them…read moreanother chance. The animals get veterinary care & go into foster homes to recover. Once they are healthy enough, they go onto petfinder.com to find homes. I got my cat from here & he is such a great guy. I'm so grateful that these people rescued him when he was going to be put down from being sickly. I would definitely adopt from here again. Prices were reasonable. I think it was about $115 for my cat.

Best fish store around. I have never had a bad experience and always have what I need and what I'm…read morelooking for. 10/10 highly recommend.

Clean, well maintained shop, helpful staff. Large assortment of both fresh and salt water fish as…read morewell as supplies.