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    This is a food pantry location at a church. Donations are taken at the back in two huge bins.

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    Korean K9 Rescue

    4.3
    (218 reviews)

    We adopted our second dog, Oliver, from Korean K9 Rescue in May 2026, two and a half years after…read moreadopting our first KK9R dog, Bari. I remain profoundly grateful for this organization and for the people who do this extraordinarily difficult work. Oliver came to us with a complicated history. He is a senior rescue who had already experienced a failed adoption and had spent years learning that human hands were not always safe. KK9R did not minimize his history, rush the process, or try to make him sound easier than he was. They were honest with us about his needs and thoughtful about whether our home was the right one for him. Since his adoption, I have been reminded again and again why KK9R's process is as thorough as it is. Rescue is not simply about getting a dog out of a shelter and into a home. It is about doing everything possible to create a placement that can be permanent, and one in which the dog has a real chance to feel safe, be understood, and have a joyful life. Oliver has now had significant dental work and eyelid surgery, and we are slowly building a life around safety, trust, consent, and predictability. He is funny, stubborn, deeply sensitive, and increasingly joyful. Watching him discover toys, enrichment, comfortable places to sleep, and the simple pleasure of being understood has been one of the great privileges of my life. I am especially grateful to his fosters, his trainers, and the medical, adoption, and administrative teams and volunteers who cared for Oliver before he became ours and who trusted us with his next chapter. The work they do is expensive, complicated, emotionally demanding, and often invisible. If you are considering adopting from KK9R, my advice is simple: take the process seriously. Follow their guidance. Listen when they tell you who a dog is. Understand that the requirements exist because these dogs have already endured enough uncertainty. We did not need KK9R to make adoption easy. We needed them to help us make it permanent. Thank you for Bari. Thank you for Oliver. And thank you for trusting us with both of them.

    I've been looking for a good local rescue organization and KK9R is the best I've found! they are…read morevery active, responsible and responsive to application and inquiries. Often times, you see organizations with adoptable animal pictures asking for application, after you submit lengthy application, often you don't hear from them, and animal is no longer available. And since application is needed for each specific animal, you have to go through the process all over again. KK9R is different; they ask for your application to vet you. You can apply for particular animal or general to get approved. They are very thorough about vetting applicants and very responsive. Then, after you get pre-approved, you can visit the animals. Which makes the process more streamlined and efficient. They do great work with local rescues as well as oversea rescues; particularly from south korea. The dogs are adorable and great quality. Some dogs are rescues from puppy mills, that sells to pet shops. They are also very honest about medical history of the dogs, and what to expect. After adoption, they also do follow ups. Spead the word if anyone is looking for furbaby!

    Programs For Parents

    Programs For Parents

    3.7
    (3 reviews)

    I love this organization. I've learned a great deal of information in relation to proper hand…read morewashing, CPR, and cultural differences. I love the staff especially Mrs. Denece, Mrs. Simone, and Mrs. Porter as they are know their stuff! They give excellent resources to families and childcare providers so that the children receive the best possible care. Kudos P4P!

    I don't know why they call themselves programs for parents, they make it so hard to get help. I…read moresubmitted an application 2 months ago. Upon going there in person 3 times to give documents (because every person I speak to is asking for something different), a rep called me asking for more documents. When I advised them that I have no way to get the paperwork form my son'd father because he's out of state, I was told my application would be terminated and I'll have to start the process all over again. My son is about to be kick out of daycare because I haven't paid in a month. And every time I speak to someone there, It's a new person and they want new stuff. I also am not eligible for TANF benefits because my unemployment is too high (I can't afford food or rent, but it's too high). It's insane, the amount of good, hard working people who have just gotten hit hard by life, that get no help or they make you jump through fire to get very limited resources. Yet people who milk the system get to do it for years without any trouble. I'm so poor that I can't afford tampons or diapers but no one will help me. This is why people commit suicide.

    Salvation Army - nonprofit - Updated August 2026

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