Wallis Annenberg PetSpace

My partner and I adopted a kitten on 12/21, and although we adore it, we were specifically looking for a female kitten and was told it was, only to find out it was in fact a male. To top it off, we eventually discovered that the poor babe had worms - and they failed to disclose it to us. The place is immaculate and has wonderful atmosphere and assistance, but if you don't disclose facts to the adopters, you leave them feeling scammed. When we contacted them regarding the worms, they told us they don't take care of it - only scheduled vaccines within the first two weeks. Now, my older cat will be infected because of the lack of disclosure, incteasing our vet costs when this could've been prevented or worked around. Unhappy is the smallest I can describe how I feel right now.

Went to Wallis Annenberg Pet Space last week with our Girl Scout Troop. David Bard, the Education and Programs Coordinator there, helped coordinate a date for the girls to earn their Animal Helpers Badge. They were very organized and used to working with Scouts. They also sold badges and fun patches for event. It was a thorough and interactive program and excellent value. The girls could not stop talking about how much they loved it there. There is a fun human hampster wheel and slide they also enjoyed. Sean and Eric did an outstanding job with the girls and we were so appreciative!

Highly recommended. The kids really enjoyed the visit. This place allows interactions with pets like dogs and cats. The staff was really helpful when we visited. They actually volunteered without asking to lead the kids into the rooms where pets are staying and allow the kids to play and touch the pets. Pet adaptations are encouraged . Definitely recommended for a leisure visit for a couple hours.

Annenberg PetSpace is an incredible community resource offering a pet store, monthly puppy yoga (when they have puppies that are being cared for), wonderfully caring staff and volunteers, and opportunities to feed and play with rescue pets. Also, what a beautiful facility! I went there recently with a friend’s family. We hung out in the upstairs kitten room with a staff member, and my friend ended up adopting the sweetest kitten. A couple of the Annenberg staff said that they are always looking for good people willing to foster.

I love this place!! My sister is a volunteer here. I walked in, and had not planned on adopting an animal. I was still grieving the loss of my cat who was stolen from me. Then, I went into the giant cat room. 3 cats stole my heart! Cher was a 6 year old who I fell in love with. I was told that she might not do well with dogs. Then I met Donny, and adorable 3 year old. But again, they weren’t sure how he would react with a dog. Then I met Ponzu (now named Fonzie because she is a cool cat). These cats have everything they could ever want and more in the cat room. It truly is a paradise! Adopting my cat from this place was actually fun, once I got through the paperwork. It is like a giant pet museum. Watching the pet shows with their adoptable pets is fun. They treat their volunteers well, from what I have heard, and the staff are friendly and made the adoption process really fun! The pets there are truly their passion. They create photos and learn the personality of each pet before they are able to be adopted. The price of goods in their pet store are incredible and inexpensive compared to regular pet stores. This place doesn’t gouge you for last minute purchases. Thank you Wallis Annenberg Pet Space for making such a unique and fun way to adopt a pet. Oh and did I mention the GIANT slide in the middle of the lobby?? They were getting ready to close, so I didn’t get to go down the slide. But I will be back! I don’t care if a woman is in her 50’s, we still enjoy slides! Please save a pet and visit Pet Space, or any rescue or ASPCA to save an animal. Don’t buy from breeders!

Went to Wallis Annenberg Pet Space last week with our Girl Scout Troop. David Bard, the Education and Programs Coordinator there, helped coordinate a date for the girls to earn their Animal Helpers Badge. They were very organized and used to working with Scouts. They also sold badges and fun patches for event. It was a thorough and interactive program and excellent value. The girls could not stop talking about how much they loved it there. There is a fun human hampster wheel and slide they also enjoyed. Sean and Eric did an outstanding job with the girls and we were so appreciative!