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Toronto Wildlife Centre

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Ren's Pets - Looking outside the store. May 2018

Ren's Pets

(3 reviews)

I was leaving the Starbucks when I spotted this pet store across the way. I haven't heard of Ren's…read morebefore. It was a decent sized store when I walked in. Immediately I noticed that it is dog-friendly with a few small dogs. I was drawn to the huge freezer along the left wall at the entrance of the store. They have a lot of fresh meals prepared for pooches there. There were raw packaged meals, fully-cooked frozen meals, bone broths, frozen eggs, and lightly processed meats. There is a brand called Tom & Sawyer that has really fancy meals made from human-edible ingredients. I picked up a couple packages - one that is kangaroo meat and the other that is a rosemary venison. I also saw flavours that were seafood based and a coconut chicken! They are a little bit pricey though at $10-12 a package. Per the portion size instructions, a 30 pound dog would need 1.25 packages a day! The staff there were pretty nice. The top shelf of the freezer too tall for little ol' me so I had to ask someone for help. They were happy to oblige and then helped me check out as well. I was asked about whether I wanted to sign up for their newsletter and was told I would receive a coupon via email sometime later. I'm hoping I star to see more of these stores around the city.

This store has many great qualities, if you are a husband, they have restaurants and a Starbucks in…read morethe S plaza, while your significant other shops around this place. And their items on sale far surpass what you will find elsewhere, at the lowest price Guaranteed. If you are just going for a small purchase. You can save money on transportation as they are right on the TTC line. But if you are making a big purchase since they have a lot of stuff that is in bulk and some on the larger side(size wise), but the feeling I took away was friendly staff and lines that moved fast. Another plus in my books is that they have tap for customers who choose to pay using a credit card. For pet owners in this part of the city I suggest stoping into use their weight scale on your pet.

Toronto Animal Services North Shelter - 1300 Shepherd Avenue West

Toronto Animal Services North Shelter

(5 reviews)

I've adopted 2 pets from Toronto Animal Services North Region…read more First was Riley, an 8 year old Lhaso Apso who was found wandering the streets. From his condition, it was evident he was homeless for many weeks and unfortunately, showed signs of being abused. It took a few months for Riley to build his trust with humans again, but for the 6 years we had him, he brought untold happiness to our home. Recently, I've adopted another dog...Finnegan, a 1 year old Shih-Tzu/Pomeranian mix. Finn was turned in to animal services as his owners could no longer care for him. Like Riley before him, he has personality with a capital "P"....and has, in a months time, become an old friend. When thinking of adopting a pet, why not look at an animal shelter or humane society? They have numerous animals looking for what they call "forever homes'. Some animals come with little or no background, so they are assessed and information is provided based on professional observations. Some animals are turned in by their owners, for whatever reason, and some background information is available. Some animals are rescues from a life that is unfitting anything. Besides dogs and cats, they have other animals as well, rabbits, guinea pigs...the list goes on and on. The people that I have been fortunate enough to deal with at Toronto Animal Services North have been stellar. They truly love animals and are careful to ensure that pets available for adoption are placed with individuals who can provide proper care for them. Sorry if I can't recall names, but everyone there was pleasant, knowledgable and obviously loved their jobs. They made the adoption process so much more enjoyable and they seem thrilled when one of their animals finds a new home. The cost is minimal and there are companions waiting to be found here. Please, before visiting a pet store or breeder, give a pet in a shelter a chance. You won't be sorry

The only reason I'm not giving them a 1 star rating is that they might be good at the actual…read morespaying and neutering, but I never found out! Calling them for the last 2 weeks, no one ever answers the phone, literally, not once. I'm talking calling 20-30 times per day, 2-3 calls at a time. Then their answering machine....the message is literally 3 minutes long. THREE MINUTES for what should be: "Leave a message after the tone" !!! So leaving an actual message for callback is very frustrating, as the message says so much information it kills your entire train of thought. Among other info, the message stated that they will call you back within 24 hours. It's been a week, no callback again. When we did get through to them months ago, we asked for spaying of 2 of our cats. The receptionist was very rude and we felt like she was just trying to get us off the phone so she could go back to playing Solitaire on her computer. She told us the fax number where to send all of our info and that it set up through that. Ok, so I faxed all of our information about both our cats. We did not receive any call back or anything, so after 2+ weeks passed, I got frustrated and called them again. The same (rude) receptionist picked up and said that they did receive the faxes and booked the cats for spaying. One was due to be spayed the next day, and the other in a week! Needless to say I was very upset, since they first off, booked both my cats on different dates, even though I requested they both be done on the same day. More importantly, I was upset at the fact that no one called us to tell us about the booking dates in the first place! Needless to say I cancelled. So yea, price wise this place maybe cheap, but they have absolutely NO customer service what-so-ever. Worst receptionist I've ever encountered with any business!

Etobicoke Humane Society - They have donation bins outside for unwanted pet beds, treats/food, kitty litter, pet carriers, etc.

Etobicoke Humane Society

(10 reviews)

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I definitely do not want to complain about a volunteer-run, no-kill shelter, but YES, the process…read moreis quite long and extensive. This "review" is mainly for people who are thinking of adopting thru this organization so that you don't get deterred. First, it does take about 2 full weeks from the time you submit your application to when you can pick up your new, furbaby. Also expect at least 2 phone interviews and a bunch of email exchanges with a volunteer. In the day and age of Amazon Prime, these 2 weeks are like a torturous roller coaster full of ups and downs! After the first week, your momentum will probably dip. There'll be times where you feel like giving up, but if you're intent on adopting thru a no-kill shelter - as I was - and have your heart set on a particular pet, STICK WITH IT. Answer the same questions time and time again, provide all the necessary info/documentation they ask you for. In the end, I do feel like this organization truly does care about the animals in their care, but they're not really in a rush to adopt out their cats/dogs, ASAP. They do take their time and the process is about 1-week/1-2 steps too long, imho. Result is solid though as they make sure the animal you're taking to their forever home is healthy and happy!

We adopted our black Lab from The West Seneca SPCA on her 1st birthday. Her name was Serona, we…read morechanged it to Happy which suited her perfectly. She was always playing frisbee or stealing sticks when I was picking them up. She steal them out of the bucket on the tractor. Playing in the pile of leaves in the fall. She loved to go for walks or a ride in the car. She also had a best friend who is a Dashound whose name is Winnie. She still looks for Happy too! Happy also loved to go swimming in our pond. Unfortunately Happy passed away Nov. 2023 from a stroke. She was 13 yrs old. I miss her so much. My cat misses her too, he goes over to the table where I have her container of ashes and her picture sitting. And just looks at her, it's like he is talking to her, why did you leave me? They grew up together. He is 12 now. He ias lonesome. Linda

Toronto Wildlife Centre - animalshelters - Updated May 2026

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