Peter's Rock Park is an awesome place to hike and is a jewel in North Haven. Too bad some…read moreshort-sighted residents close by decided to close down the mountain bike trails as that was an awesome location for a nice leisurely bike ride and exercise.

This a great hiking area in North Haven, slightly hard to see if you don't know what you're looking…read morefor. The volunteer association does a beautiful job maintaining the trails and offering guided hikes at different times of the year or events that are free to the community. The top of the "rock" has phenomenal views of North Haven but is a bit tricky to navigate for about 20 feet. There is even a resident cactus growing at the top on a Rocky outcropping. There are remnants of Peter's Hermitage on the hike down which requires some shimmying. The trails are marked well and there is a map, parking, and a covered picnic area at the park.

My friend and I spontaneously stopped in right as the museum opened (10am everyday). We were…read moreimmediately greeted by two separate staff who were very welcoming. They let us know about the layout and the special exhibit. The admission is free. The current World War I exhibit, I felt, was very small and sparse. My friend, a war history buff, said while it was small, it was well sized and even had some artifacts he had never seen in person before, so kudos to the curators for that. There's a huge hall for the permanent exhibit about Knights of Columbus itself: lots of photos and a timeline of key events. It was tough for me to get engrossed in this material since I tend to like more artifacts, but for those interested in its history, this exhibit is a must.

My father is a Knight and when I found out there was a museum I had to see it. This place is free…read moreand free on sight parking. Overall it is going under some construction while we were there. However, the basic history of the Knights and how they came about was there. That is what I was looking for. I wanted to know more of the history. If you are a Catholic or have a Knight in your life, I would make time for this museum. A small gift shop that has many books, rosaries, etc. Near the Yale campus and can spend about a hour. Glad I got to experience and learn more history of the organization.

Clean and Caring Care Givers to cats and dogs in separate areas although it's been a few years…read moresince going there

The Animal Haven, once a shelter dedicated to saving animals, is now a kill shelter. No longer…read moreadhering to its mission statement of providing forever care for ALL of its animals, TAH now sends its dogs to Florida or Maryland. The latest incident where a dog suffering from severe kennel stress bit a volunteer. This dog was euthanized. The volunteer returned to dog walking in two months with a small scar, no defensive wounds, and believes she spooked the dog.

I've never had heard of anyone getting the run around while trying to adopt like my partner and I…read morehave. We found a wonderful cat thru Mew City Cat Cafe and looked to apply. Had issues filling out the form (asked for the names of any old pets). We we told to just put my partners family cat. I guess the shelter gets a vet recommendation, which makes sense. However, the pet we listed passed away years ago and the vet no longer had records. We've been trying to get clarity on how to adopt as first time owners and the buck just keeps getting passed to the next person at the shelter or we're told we'll hear back and never do. Entire shelter seems disorganized. Don't you want to place these pets into loving homes?

I am going to start this off with I know halfway home means well, and I am not the type of person…read moreto spend my time to write something like this, but I want to save others from the experience we had that is still harrowing our family months later. Besides also having a negative application experience as the other reviewers here have had (in retrospect we should have seen that as a red flag and abandoned the entire idea of adopting from them), we found the rescue does not properly vet their animals beyond a very basic physical exam and spay/neuter prior to being available for adoption, and they do not provide actual medical records when the animals are adopted out. Our family should have spent those first couple of months creating joyful memories with our new companion, not spending thousands at the hospital only to have to say goodbye due to a terminal illness that our vet and the hospital advised would have been caught if the rescue had run proper bloodwork prior to putting the pet up for adoption. We believe the rescue means well, but they clearly do not have the infrastructure, funds, or personnel to properly care for all the animals they are trying to save.

I rescued my two puppies from Hope for Cleo and it was such a great experience to connect and adopt…read morethrough their organization. I still keep in touch with Amanda and Eric, they truly treat you like family and make the adoption process a breeze knowing they care so much for each and every dog in their care! Anyone looking to adopt should make their first and only stop at Hope for Cleo!

Amazing rescue. I love their dogs. Very friendly people helping with all of the puppiesread more

Friendly and helpful staff. Save me money on my business and personal insurance policies.read more

Terrible customer service!!! Do not use this agency. One of their agents, "Nick," promised to…read moreprovide a quote the next day. When I followed up 2 days later, he promised to call me back in an hour. Completely ghosted me. If you need insurance, I recommend you go elsewhere. Btw, this is the first negative review I have ever written.

Well organized and clean store. Plenty of items to browse. Some are priced a little too high for a…read moredonation store but off you look as always you can find the bargains. Nicely separated into sections to make it easy to ship.

if I could give them a zero I would. How do they have the nerve to charge 30 dollars for a used…read morepair of cut up sneakers with no laces? They get their merchandise for free yet they charge like they paid for the stuff. the sneakers are all beat up and ridiculously overpriced. it's an embarrassment. Then also have the nerve to charge resell prices on certain sneakers they keep in the glass case upfront. How does savers have 129 dollar sneakers? How I'm good conscience could you except the stuff for free then sell it at ridiculous resell prices? Terrible business model. The people who run this company should be ashamed.