I had to make the unfortunate decision to euthanize my pet after finding out she was dealing with…read morean acute illness. Kim, the med tech that helped us was extremely patient and treated my pet with kindness and care. She is now the only med tech I want to work with my surviving highly anxious bunny as she is always patient with him. You can see her experience through the way she handles him with ease through procedures. Thank you Kim for being great at what you do!

Dr. Zieve killed my hamster. AND FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DO NOT…read morePUT THAT HEINOUS DEMON OF A NURSE - the one with the Spanish accent- INTO ANY ROOM WHERE SOMEONE IS GRIEVING THEIR PET EVER AGAIN These two people lack professionalism and tarnish the name and reputation of this business. I cannot recommend ANYONE go here as long as these two people are here. Dr. Zieve needs to take "small mammals" off her list of creatures she treats. She knew absolutely nothing about hamsters and yet pretended she knew more than me and even argued with me about what I knew to be true. We came in after my Syrian hamster hadn't come out of his burrow for two days. We got an emergency appointment for $230 and they for some god forsaken reason assigned Dr. Zieve and her team to my case. My first immediate red flags that I wish I listened to were that after examining him she came in talking about the two spots on his sides telling me how she thought they were cancerous masses and wanted us to test them for a couple hundred dollars. WHEN IS CANCER EVER SYMMETRICAL?? I then proceeded to tell her that those were his SCENT GLANDS and she ARGUED with me saying that no his scent glands were in a different spot. IT TAKES ONE QUICK GOOGLE SEARCH TO KNOW THAT THESE ARE TYPICAL SYRIAN HAMSTER SCENT GLANDS. After that she also said she was concerned that he had a heart problem because she heard clicking. He MAKES those sounds whenever he's handled because he is VOCALIZING his ANNOYANCE. I knew that the clicking she heard was probably just that so once again we did not pay $425 for an X-ray of his heart. The next thing she said was that he had discharge coming from his penis. I never saw any discharge there, but we thought maybe she looked in deeper and we agreed to put him on antibiotics and painkillers, as well as start syringe feeding him. They also gave him an IV for $75. He was struggling with his feedings and looked like he was in pain after. We brought him in for his check up and told them everything that was going on and they told us to increase his feeding. Even though I had told them it was hurting his stomach. They also still wanted to biopsy his "cancerous masses" we told them to please look at his penis again to check if the antibiotics were even doing anything and they didn't bother, they just gave us a new painkiller that wouldn't bother his stomach as much as they thought that was why he was having pain even though he was still showing these signs after we stopped giving him the painkiller. He continued to lose weight and we found a lump on his face after he had lost a significant amount of hair and thought we finally found the cause. We scheduled an appointment, this time with Dr. Kanfer as we found from their virus of a website (by the way their website acts as a virus, don't open it. we managed to get information about the doctors out of it through breaking down the code for it) that she was the only one specialized in rodents and abscesses. Dr. Kanfer could immediately tell what was going on. I felt like he was FINALLY looked at properly. But it was too late. Dr. Kanfer didn't want to do a bunch of unnecessary tests like Dr. Zieve did which I was grateful for. We did an ultrasound for $105 and they found a tumor but he started gasping for air and they put him on oxygen. He passed after an hour. After grieving him for awhile the nurse with the Spanish accent came in and left the door wide open. We asked for paw prints to be taken and she picked him up like he was some object and used way too much force on his paws, it looked like she was crushing him and the prints didn't even come out good. She then put him in his "coffin" (as the very nice receptionist called it) and shoved it to us like it was some package, saying "here's your box". Very cold and matter of factly. She lacked so much empathy and professionalism that is required of this job she should honestly be fired. Thank you Dr. Kanfer and the team that helped on the last day. F everyone else. The one star is for Dr. Kanfer who I would give five to.

Need bird food, but don't want to pay retail to feed the flock? Come to Wes's!…read more We feed the outdoor birds and enjoy getting a variety to see what wild birds will show up. It's a little luxury to enjoy the outdoor space at home. Wes's has a great assortment at a fair price! The ship is well laid out and it's fun to browse and pick up the baby chicks for a cuddle!

This place is so cool and so clean and it has everything you need for all your pets. You can call…read moreahead of time and ask Mabel or Mario to take care of you. Great price is on here for your rabbits. I'm pretty much anything else you need they have simple pets like Canary's love birds even quails. Come show up to this family owned one of a kind special place!

Earlier this week, I found a little budgie in my backyard. Having no experience caring for birds, I…read morefelt overwhelmed and unsure of what to do, but I was incredibly grateful to find the Fine Feathered Friends Foundation. Marie was a pleasure to work with. She is kind, knowledgeable, and compassionate, and she welcomed my found bird with open arms. It gave me great peace of mind knowing the budgie was in such capable hands. It's wonderful to know that there is an organization like this for bird rescues and emergencies. Thank you, Marie, for all that you do!

I found Fine Feathered Friends on Facebook. Our 9 year old cockatiel was in need of a friend…read more Rather than purchase from a breeder or off a big-box store, my family wanted to adopt. We adopted our two other birds from local fosters and non-profits. After texting the number of the organization, I was immediately in touch with Marie, sweetest person-ever! We coordinated a date and time to come by and see the available cockatiels ready for adoption. I brought my partner and daughter along. As we got a review of the birds, Marie's hyacinth macaw Howard came over to greet us. Such a handsome, boy! We landed in adopting out a young male cockatiel (likely to be 1 year old due to the pearls still visible in his feathers) named "Patrick". He'd been saved from the elements, rescued after being dropped from the sky by a crow. Marie helped get him back in tip top shape, provided me the labs for his current health state (healthy!) and his DNA sexed paperwork. I appreciated the level of care and service Marie provided. She was professional, detailed, and super accommodating. I really loved her level of attention to understanding each and every bird's quirks, preferences, and history. Before we left, Marie provided a bit of food, snacks, and helped us pick a few perches and toys that "Patrick" would be happy with from his current cage. I was very grateful to be able to donate towards the foundation through Venmo. They also do cash or check, or Zelle. The feel the contribution/donation fee is minuscule compared to the value you give back to new member(s) of your flock. I understand only time will heal him from the trauma of his ordeal. We hope the love, care, and patience, our family can provide him with the right environment to help him heal at his own pace. If you're ever looking to adopt a bird in need, look no further than Fine Feathered Friends. Marie is wonderful and so dedicated, and it shows!

This is an amazing facility with amazing people running it. I have experienced many cat rescue…read moreplaces and Tail Town is, by far, the best I've ever seen. The of the cats in their care seem extremely happy and healthy. I adopted a cat from them last year and it was a wonderful experience.

My friend and I did the meow paint night recently so this review is mainly about that. The location…read moreis a bit easy to miss on a busier street but we found parking on a cross street. We arrived at 6pm when the event was supposed to start and person out front said they were still setting up and would be starting soon. They let us in the main area where the cats were a few minutes later but apparently they meant they were BARELY starting to set up. We had to awkwardly maneuver and wait around while they were getting tables and chairs set up and then we didn't get started til 645 which is pretty bad when your event is advertised as starting at 6. It was nice to walk around to see and pet the cats but that was not the primary point of the visit. What made this a pretty poor experience was the instructor and lack of organization. I've been to other paint events and you usually know what the inspo is ahead of time and the paint palette is provided with all the colors and right amounts you would need. They passed around the inspo pic and we had to wait while it was going around the room to take a picture and then we had to go up front to pick our own colors. The brushes were so overused and limp, floppy, and just in bad shape. The instructor said maybe 3 sentences to say she was going to outline the cat but there was no guidance whatsoever around how to shade, how to outline, how to do anything. It was not beginner friendly whatsoever and I think most of us were literally just winging it. The instructor also did not walk around the room or offer any assistance, feedback or help. I could tell some others were over painting and just got up to play with the cats. The concept is great but execution kind of failed. I'm sure they're not a trained paint instructor and maybe an employer or volunteer who likes to paint but that doesn't make for a good experience. We expected to have direction and instruction to paint. So essentially we paid $40 to be around cats and maybe $5-$10 worth of materials. Definitely would not recommend this event.

I celebrated my birthday here tonight and couldn't have picked a better place. The food was…read morefantastic - creative, flavorful plant-based dishes. We seriously would have bought a case of the dressing and vegan butter. But what made it really special was the peaceful energy of being around the rescued animals and seeing how content they are, not to mention the beautiful golden hills behind us. The entire experience felt calming and purposeful in a way that's hard to describe. The team clearly care deeply about what they're doing, and that energy is contagious. Whether you're vegan, just curious about plant-based food, or want to support a good cause, this place is very worth checking out. Nothing could beat this experience. Thank you Tamir & Nickie

If you are going through a rough time, or grieving a pet, or just love animals, please come here…read more My visit here helped me so much while grieving my pet chicken. The atmosphere was magical and healing. Paula was super welcoming. I sat in the coop while happy music played and cuddled with the chickens. One of them even walked right into my lap. I can't recommend Love Always Sanctuary enough!

We adopted a dog from the shelter, and she is the sweetest little girl we could have ever hoped…read morefor. Thank you so much to the shelter for the quick help and smooth paperwork process. The total cost was only $48. She has been renamed Luna, and she is now a full and beloved member of our family.We always together sleep, cooking, go to store and always she fallow me my sweetheart We absolutely adore her to the moon and back

Very racist run shelter, shame on you! Our good friend came to get a kitten on Saturday, they told…read morehim adoptions don't start until 12pm. He asked if he could Have priority for the kitten and they said yes (he is African American). Our friend came back at 11:40 (20 minutes early- before they said adoptions were available ) and they gave a kitten to a couple who are not of color. Shameful and despicable Burbank Animal Shelter! We thought this city represented better than this, but apparently not!