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For those who know WOOF!'s location, the store used to be Pawsitively Pets. In May of 2008, Yuki and Dan Cripps bought the business and began revamping it. THREE months later, WOOF! New owners, new face, new name, a new pet store was born! By using bright colours and ensuring WE always greet you with a smile, we created a happy store. Q is the store's ambassador. On sunny days you will often find her hard at work greeting passer bys on the front walkway. She loves puppies and is a great teacher, teaching them how to get the best treats, run around the store safely, and play tug. We mustn't forget Spider, the store's guard cat. You will find him on the reception counter, but beware if you are a big dog, he will let you know who is boss! Located in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighborhood, WOOF! offers the best in pet foods, pet grooming, and pet accessories. Come in and sniff it out for yourself!

At the Water Shed we believe in family and community, music, arts and creativity, ethical practices and social justice, fairly traded products, health; quality and freshness, local and organic whole ingredients.'Located in the sleepy suburb of Walnut Grove, the Water Shed endeavors to provide a unique cafe experience that embodies our vision and beliefs, through excellence of product and service, with passion and dedication.

Noah’s Pet Ark is an old school pet store with deep roots in the Kitsilano neighbourhood of Vancouver. Founded in 1981, we have developed into a local authority and enjoy sharing our love of pets with the many customers who visit us. We enjoy seeing new pet owners and old friends who have been around the shop for years. Our owner Graham and his staff encourage you to stop by and see us any time, even if you just want to ask a question. We want the absolute best for you and your pet.

The Oakwood Canadian Bistro is a fun and unpretentious neighbourhood room specializing in down-to-earth Canadian fare and casual service. The bistro welcomes with a chic Canadian log cabin feel, while the name pays homage to the reclaimed wood materials used in the space, as well as Kitsilano's tree-themed street names. A staff of passionate industry professionals ensures a quality, welcoming experience. The concept for the Oakwood Canadian Bistro was drawn from classic French bistros, in which families invited the public into their homes to eat simply prepared, locally grown food in a warm, casual setting. Striving to utilize local, Canadian ingredients whenever possible, Executive Chef Michael Robbins and his team are guided by a food philosophy focused on fresh, house-made dishes influenced by French techniques. The small, seasonally changing menu caters to market availability and the sustainability of the products.