About 4 years ago I took my dog to this clinic to be neutered - he is a rescue and this was the…read moreclinic the rescue company suggested. Recently my dog has had some bloodwork issues - my vet asked if they could see the bloodwork from his neutering appt. to see if maybe the bloodwork is just normal for him(dog) however when I called Underdog to get the bloodwork they said they didn't do any-because we(dogs owners) didn't request it. This is something that should always be done and I am guessing the rescue place didn't want to pay for that therefore not important. My dogs life is important to me so If you take your dog or cat or whatever pet to this clinic - make sure you are asking the right questions - I personally wouldn't go here again. That test is to help find anything that might cause a problem during the operation. I would find another clinic.

Loved the service, the foster mom, the reasonable price, all that was done for "Willie" before I…read moreadopted him. They give advice about dogs, about your specific dog, have him neutered, and require a vet visit within two weeks... I can do that for one adorable doggie.

Tried to donate three furniture pieces. Came 10 days ago to pick up and refused due to wet grass…read more(was dry). Called Michelle. Who said she would be out Monday to pick up, personally. She was a no-show. Called to find out she was off. Called main number Tuesday. Henry said they would pick up Wednesday. They showed up Wednesday an hour late, but I wasn't concerned because there was snow on the ground and I knew they would refuse again, legitimately. Called Michelle, she was told I would move the three pieces to my garage. That conversation never took place. Lots of communication issues here and I have wasted 10 days time.

This place needs some love and I am literally so sad I never checked this place out until recently…read more I came here looking for a couch and certainly left with one which I've included below. I'll say that you shouldn't go in with expectations hoping you'll find something same day. However, I've already been back more than once this week and I keep leaving with things I need! I got this couch for $100 and I feel lucky! One of the legs could use replacement for aesthetics but it is sturdy in its current state even if don't fix it. I also picked up a table (I'm using it as an end table) for $15 because it was missing 4 nuts to attach the top to the legs. It had a few scratches on the table top but a little sharpie fixed it. I went in again and found a nice circular mirror for $35. I've been super pleased with my finds. Things are constantly being added so if you love something that much, buy it! Not everything is a "deal" per say but you can find some good things here. Check out their Facebook page as they've been a little bit more active on adding some of the things they've been selling which got me into their actual store!

Love the food bank but the times need to be updated. Not always correct on the websiteread more

VOLUNTEER. This is…read morean amazing organization with incredible staff and volunteers. I helped repack huge packages of cheese into portions more suitable for families in need. Bring your friends, family, coworkers. Somebody will eat today because of your efforts!

Amazing little spot where a lot of action takes place. The…read moreSJC currently holds seven organizations i(in one "small-looking-from-the-outside but impressive inside); the Tenant Resource Center, Progressive Dane, Madison Community Coop, WYOU, Dane County Time Bank, and VSA Wisconsin. "The incubator " which you can rent for $160/mo for progressive non-profits comes with a conference room, Internet, kitchenette, parking space in the lot, use of phones, Facsimile, restroom etc. all in a very convenient space to set up shop for progressive non-profit organizations in the Madison community. The Jackie Macaulay Gallery is a social justice art gallery with 17 previous displays including "Willy Street in the 70's"; (my personal fav) covers the entire first floor of the Nan Cheney Community Room and is open for viewing from 9-6, Monday through Friday. There's a beautiful mural outside on the wall so the building is easy to spot coming from the west. A convenient space to set up small community meetings of less than 20 people, the Nan Cheney Community Room is offered for use for a small fee and two months advanced notice. It's convenient location on Willy Street where there are many unique stores, co op, and fun, friendly people, a beautiful little neighborhood that represents Madisonian's perfectly. Next time you're in the neighborhood, stop in and see the awesome art exhibits.

This place has really added the the neighborhood! It has inspired me to start working out- the…read morefitness center is really nice; only 2 bucks a use, and there is no pervy, meat-market feel like most other gyms I have visited... and it's so very close. The showers are huge- better than the one at my apt, heh! Also, the Ironworks Cafe has lots of potential, and the coffee is good and strong. EDIT: The fitness center is now 3 dollars a use, and you can get multi-use passes. Still my place for working out!

Great venue for parties, craft shows and so much more. Beautiful area with lots of windows & open…read morespaces. Reasonable prices and good area on the East side of Madison.

Small selection of movies and electronics and the movies were higher priced than similar stores,…read morebut staff was very friendly

Madison seems to have 3 types of thrift stores. Goodwill, St Vinnies, and those run by churches…read moreand/or church ladies. This is the latter type, and they all seem to be very similar (Bethesda, Agrace, etc). Less crowds, traffic, anxiety, and clutter than Goodwill and St Vinnies, but also less selection. Check back regularly and you will find some treasures. For the most part the prices are fair. If I specifically need something, I start with Goodwill, because I have the best chance of browsing. But I dont always feel like stopping in Goodwill just to browse. Versus it can be very peaceful to stop in Boomerangs, or similar. I've probably been there a dozen times since they opened, and bought something 3 of the times. They have furniture, which not all thrift stores carry. The staff has always been helpful.

Clean Lakes Alliance is a wonderful organization led by a dedicated group of volunteers. The…read moreAlliance started from the Clean Lakes Festival and the Mad-City Water Ski Team. They are instrumental in pushing the clean lakes and restoration agenda in Madison and Dane County. Check out their website for fund raising opportunities and volunteering. And GIVE - this is a most worthy cause - we all LOVE our Madison lakes!

This store has a huge selection of clothes, shoes, books, movies, music, furniture, and more! The…read moreprices are not bad, some items may be a little overpriced but you can definitely find some good things. I think it can be a little hit or miss, as most thrift stores of this nature are, but you just have to be willing to be patient. The service is great, with friendly and helpful employees!

Always a treasure (or many) I can find each time. No matter the location…read more They have free eat displays and an ever-changing selection of goodies!!! Friendly workers. Furniture is a GREAT value for what you expect to pay even at FB marketplace. Some of the rendu items are a bit pricey and closer to new marketplace.