Best Moose Lodge for food and friendship I have been to. I live in Delaware and keep my membership…read morethere. Stop in and join!

I never write reviews however my experience with Diane and Annie of Animal Alliance was so…read moreexceptional that it deserves acknowledgement. On Wednesday June 16, I submitted an application for adoption of a wonderful little dog, which I then supplemented with information in an email and phone call to their office. I read all of their online information so I understood there is a review and approval process, that they review phone calls once a day, and that there is also a process of going to the facility itself by appointment only and waiting outside until it is the appointed time due to Covid. I did not expect an immediate response. On Saturday June 19, Diane called me and I learned that the little dog that I was interested was already adopted. However Diane and I had a long discussion concerning the type of dog that I would be interested in. She shared that there were some new arrivals from the night before and would I consider coming in to see them at 3pm that afternoon. She shared that the Director - Annie, has a keen knack for matching rescues with individuals considering adoption. She then called me back to say that she spoke with Annie and that she was looking forward to meeting me. I arrived on time for my scheduled appointed and waited in my car until Annie came for me and she took me to the portico and said she would return with the first little rescue for me to consider. She brought me little Celia, she gave us time to acquaint ourselves, and it was a perfect fit. Celia chose me, she settled down on my lap, it was a wonderful experience. There was no need to see another prospective little dog, I adopted Celia. Working within rescue is very difficult, animals arrive from a wide range of backgrounds and needs, all of which is time consuming to process and care for as is working with those that may want to either board or adopt. Both Diane and Annie are very caring and competent professional women who care deeply for these animals and for those interested in them. Little Celia is doing just fine, she has settled down and is extremely happy. She is house-trained and has the most wonderful personality. I had no prior experience with either Diane or Annie, I highly recommend them to guide you in the process, and further suggest that if you are unable to board or adopt a rescue from them to please consider donating to Animal Alliance so that they can continue to save other animals in need.

My family and I used to volunteer here and I had fostered two puppies at Animal Alliance. The…read morevolunteers are great and the puppies are always very sweet. Adoption events were always great to attend and everyone was always warm and welcoming and you can clearly tell the volunteers are there to help the dogs get adopted. The volunteers really made Animal Alliance a positive experience and are really the only reason I am giving the shelter 2 stars. They are truly trying to help the animals there get adopted. The owner Annie, however, is incredibly rude. I never had a good interaction with her. No one is allowed inside the shelter and she will yell at you to move away from the door if you get too close. One of the dogs I had fostered ended up needing medicine and when I brought him to the shelter she was rude and dismissive. The puppy did eventually get medicine he needed. From other volunteers, I have heard stories about Annie preventing dogs from getting adopted out and signs of abuse towards the dogs. Overall, if you ever go to Animal Alliance, I hope you never meet her. The shelter itself, while no one is allowed inside, smells AWFUL. Any time the door opens, there is a smell that comes out and it's disgusting. I would not be surprised if the conditions of the shelter are not very cleanly. The smell sticks to any person or dog they bring out. I once met a potential foster dog and it was brought outside for me to meet and the dog smelled like feces and I had to cover my nose. Both of the dogs I ended up fostering went straight into the bath when I got them because the smell was too strong.

Ok, having been to 5 or 6 of these events (as guest and photographer) , and being the reticent…read moreskeptic that i am, my conclusion is that this is the most fun, tasteful, coolest, least fraught with expectations way to learn something new, taste a new flavor, and be social with a bunch of cute singletons (thank-you Miss Elliot for expanding my vocab) in an unpretentious and well vetted (read: not icky) setting. I am so looking forward to the upcoming trapeeze class at the piers (OK, immediately get your minds out of the gutter- CIRCUS TRAPEEZE! really...) Ching-ching,

First time visiting and hate the opportunity to experience the Colt exhibition. A perfect setting…read moreto view artistic work in the original artist's colony of New Hope.

Winard Harper & Jeli Posse at Flemingtondiy. Great concert last evening. Our first time having the…read moreopportunity to hear Windward Harper's band and what an invigorated experience it was. They played for two hours without taking a break Winard's drumming is some of the best I have heard - he truly plays with heart and soul and it is clear that jazz is his life. Rounding out the band was lead guitar, bass, trumpet, piano, saax, and bongo. Wish I could give you all the band members names (but I can't) as each one of them individually was masterful and together produced an evening of pure excellence. If you get the opportunity to attend a performance I suggest you make your way there quickly. We often attend Jazz Night at the Michener Museum in Doylestown PA and Winard Harper & Jeli Posse would be a great addition to their offerings. #Winard Harper & Jeli Posse #The Michener Museum

Love this beautiful non-profit space for local community and artists! It's well-kept, clean,…read moreorganized thanks to all the volunteers. Many events on rotation it's always fun to discover something new when I visit. The location is great too. Food and brewery right next door it's such a wonderful space in the summer! There is also Comedy open mic every 2nd Sunday at 2:30 PM that is free and so much fun to see.

In the heart of Abington, and about a hundred yards away from the Roslyn train station, you can…read morefind Briar Bush, a hidden nature preserve tucked away on Edge Hill road. With scenic walking trails, an outdoor classroom, day camps and a small indoor animal habitat, Briar Bush is a great spot for small children, couples on a date, or anyone looking for a brief respite from the urgency of the modern world. With free admission for locals and a small fee for out-of-towners, the preserve is accessible to all patrons provided that they are able to walk down some wooded trails that circle through the admittedly short walking routes. The centerpiece of the trails is a picturesque, secluded pond with benches for sitting and an interactive sign with information on the local fauna and flora. The indoor animal habitat has a small gift shop, pamphlets on upcoming events and information on other parks in the area, and several interesting animals such as a blind possum named Odin, a bearded lizard named Karl, and several other unique turtles and reptiles. All of Briar Bush can be walked through in an hour or so, but the low admission, interactive nature events and scenic walking trails will have you wanting to return again soon.

I take my 2 y. o. granddaughter nearly every week. There are so many wonderful things to explore…read moreand learn from. They have a walking path through the woods with a natural playground and sandbox, a bird house building to watch and interactive displays, a mini zoo inside a house with small animals and activities including a treehouse. They also have weekly activities and seasonal events for elementary school kids. My granddaughter calls Briar Bush "The Animal House" and loves to put a donation in the collection box before we leave.

I found the organization slow to respond. I don't think the organization is keeping up with the…read moredemand or functioning in a manner that will allow it to keep up with the times. Lastly, the "homeshare" fee suggested I would likely be paying if they could find me a situation was the same cost for a small apartment. So why bother? It was not a good use of time for me.

I am amazed! I have NEVER had an operator nor representative of an agency HANG UP ON ME!! I wasn't…read morerude, I was seeking information from a supervisor, the gentleman on the other end had a weird attitude-refusing to listen to me, ended up by hanging up the phone!!!

One of the best private clubs to belong too. Great atmosphere, awesome people, great bartenders…read more and cheap drinks. Great place to hang with friends and shoot some pool, play bingo or the meat raffle.

The food in this fine establishment is top notch, with most foods catered towards the crowds…read morethey're feeding, namely floaters and boaters, ranging from seafood to steak. The ambiance is quite chlorinated, especially when the swimmers come to dinner right after practice positively reeking of chlorine. The club scene is equally stereotypical, with lots of really really big rowers and other water sports athletes drinking copious amounts of really low quality beer, while at the same time shouting at the top of their lungs "FUCK BICKER, DRINK BEER!" Many times people can be seen attempting to move their especially tall and large bodies on the dance floor to the beat of the music, but since the average intoxication level is so high, it may look like a hot mess. However, not everyone is affiliated with the water, and those people are affectionately called "Lifeguards," and are often NARPs (Non-Athletic Regular People). Overall, this place is quite entertaining, so I give it a thumbs up!