We left our 1-year-old dog there for 10 days for boarding. she came back home 8 lb lighter smelling…read moremy urine. Kennel cough. So now my 13-year-old dog is suffering with kennel cough too. They also misplaced her belongings.

This was our first time reserving a private play at the HAWS outdoor park and we will be back! 45…read moreminute rental increments you are allowed up to 8 dogs so you could turn it into a little gathering and there is ample seating/picnic tables and benches. There is also lots of seating outside the fenced park - we chilled for a little bit before getting back in the car/so the humans could take a potty break! Bathrooms on-site which is really nice as well. There is also trails on the property outside of the fenced rental space.

After my daughter passed away they found a home for all three of her cats. They were amazing.read more

The volunteers here are very nice. They do great work. But the president that works there, her name…read moreis Rachael. She's not a volunteer. She acts like she cares but this job isn't cut out for her. She cares only about money & ego! She lies a lot to inflate her ego and to get more donation money. I had to reach out to her over 10x for almost 6 months. To the point where the kittens turned into cats & then had to be put down bc she lied and played so many games with my cats lives! I heard that Happy Endings might get someone else to run their Shelter. PLEASE DO!!!!! Bc Rachael can not handle this role! I've known her for 2 years and getting any help from her was worse than pulling teeth! She's a master class at blowing smoke up ppls azz!

I was in need of help for an injured heron in my yard. I called Wildlife in Need Center and had to…read moreleave a message. I was assuming it would be a long time, if ever, that I was called back. To my surprise it was prompt and I instructed on the correct next steps, including to bring the bird in for care if possible. They did not have anyone available to make the transport so I did it myself, gladly. They were efficient and accepted the bird quickly and with obvious interest in helping it be rehabbed and hopefully returned to nature. If they can't do that they will find a place in education or local support for the bird to live out its life. I gladly left a donation to help cover the costs of my bird's treatment. When we were leaving we saw a rescued turtle being given fresh air by a volunteer, and even watched a baby squirrel being fed. Not all animals can be taken to the Center, and a phone call is important before just showing up. They showed great compassion and knowledge and I felt really hopeful that they can help my bird recover well. If this is not possible, I am comfortable knowing they will have done their best and made sure the bird, and all animals in their care are treated humanely in all ways.

Stopped in for their Holiday Wildlife Meet and Greet. It was a blast for the whole family. We got…read moreto learn about each animal and even each story behind the animals. This was a free event but they respectfully asked for cash donations at the entrance which are for the animals needs.