Firstly, the plants are edibles/medicinals that are SUPER rare. I've bought online for years, but…read moregoing in person was a whole NEW experience! Secondly, the staff were some of the most friendly & helpful people! My mother & I drove two hours to go, & we stayed for like 4 hours. We had so many questions, truly, SO MANY questions. They answered them completely & with joy. We asked for someone to help us find things, & he became our tour guide all over the nursery. I can't recommend this place enough. The prices online are fair, but in person made it so worth it! They care about quality, & value their customers.

Great nursery. I am disabled. Getting around was easy and…read morethey were extra accommodating. The staff is very knowledgeable and helpful with decision making about my project. They had suggestions that I hadn't thought of, and didn't try to "Sell" me things. P.J. is my new "Go to" nursery for both plants and unbiased advice.. Thank you PJ !!

TAGS opened where The Shoe Place once was . TAGS is a non-profit community service org. whose goal…read moreis "serving teens and young adults through creative reuse programs". All proceeds generated are used to for teenadvocacy.org Offerings: clothes, shoes, accessories, artisans' creations.... Was greeted warmly, cordially by team leaders Haley & Ian. Obviously most of the clothes weren't my size. Was introduced to a rad XL shirt that had a ridiculous price ($7). Sadly, it wasn't a fit. May have been a women's XL. Labels were removed. The artisan creations looked interesting. Don't know where i can put them. Will return to check out shirts... Street parking only. TAGS is on a corner.

Super nice people they have really really nice stuff for a small thrift shop!…read more again super sweet..

I have been to this office (Enterprise Way) on several occasions in the past and have always had a…read morepositive experience. Parking was easy, wait times were short and the staff was friendly and helpful. On my most recent visit I left behind some documents containing very sensitive material--tax returns, social security nos., etc. --and Deputy Sheriff Isaac Demma (stationed there) picked them up and held them for me. When I went back to get them I happened to see him trying to calm an obviously dissatisfied and irate client. And he did so in a patient, friendly and helpful way. Hats off to Officer Demma and to staff members who helped me on my last two visits: Martha at Window 8 and Jose at Window 10 from a grateful client.

Had to drive to this office to help my parents submit redetermination forms for MediCal coverage. I…read moredrove 2 hours in traffic to get there 10 minutes before they closed. Their staff is extremely understanding and helpful there!

Need help? Look elsewhere…read more It will be impossible to reach anyone by phone. If you're lucky enough to catch someone on the phone, it's because they accidentally called you - then felt trapped - and made an appointment for a future date to get off the phone quickly. They will turn their phone off and be unreachable during the scheduled appointment time. Then, they will never return your calls, voicemails, or text messages. EOCP - Engagement Optional, Clients Powerless

Unfortunately my father stayed at this facility for 2days, and I had to manuver my life to bring…read morehim home with me because there is no way his hygiene can be kept up l in this facility. upon his arrival the bunking quarters were clean but the matresses was filthy. I have posted some photos that were taken of the bathroom and shower quarters and im absolutely appauled that the most vulnarable people in the oakland community have to deal with these type of conditions its disgusting, these people deserve livable bathing and bathroom conditions. One photo shows a vommit filled toilet in a 3 stall bathroom that is completely unusable and bio hazzard problem and has been like this for 3days with absolutely no fixing. Also a the shower stalls looked to have mold and rust and just plain filthy. These are such unfortunate conditions I will be contacting corporate office to discuss how to manage a cleaner environment for those in need. Signed concerned oakland resident.

I recently started fostering a bunny for OAS and they are really wonderful. The folks working and…read morevolunteering there care so much about animals and put a lot of effort in to getting them in to foster homes and adopted. For example they have instagram pages for the senior dogs and the rabbits to help promote them more. Please consider fostering or adopting from OAS! And please know that the crisis of animals in needs is not the fault of rescues and shelters, it's the fault of breeders and buyers who keep exploiting animals for profit. As the saying goes "don't breed or buy, while shelter animals die" Separately from fostering, I do mutual aid with some unhoused folks and their dogs. One friends dog who I had gotten spayed ended up getting hit by a car and thankfully OAS received her body and was able to contact us so that her guardian could have closure and we could honor her life properly. It's not an easy job that OAS is doing, but they are saving lives in an ongoing crisis of abused and unwanted animals.

UPDATE as of 2/4/25…read more Keea's Test Results came back from the lab in New York. " Very Strong Positive " for Bartonella aka Cat Scratch Disease. Bartonella in Cats Transmission: Spread among cats primarily by the cat flea (Ctenocephalides Felis). Symptoms: Most infected cats show no signs of illness, acting as carriers. In rare cases, they may experience temporary fever, lethargy, or swollen lymph nodes, particularly if stressed or immunocompromised. It is CONTAGIOUS and they must be kept away from other animals and for humans you must not let them scratch you. Cat Scratch Fever (Disease) in Humans Symptoms: Develops 1-3 weeks after a scratch or bite, typically causing a small, red bump at the site, followed by swollen, tender lymph nodes, fever, headache, and fatigue. Severity: Usually mild and self-limiting in healthy people, though it can cause serious complications (heart or neurological issues) in those with weak immune systems. Bartonella can also cause severe, chronic inflammation in cats leading to eye issues and, in some cases, blindness, as well as neurological symptoms which would explain Keea's eye issues and the fact she has trouble using back legs. Hopefully whoever adopted Gramps (who was in the same room as her) will see this. TREATMENT - 5 weeks of Doxycycline. The cat must initially be treated for 4 weeks and if they test negative after 4 weeks be treated that extra 5th week as a safety precaution. Again if you have other pets, children etc PLEASE keep away. Protect yourself and wear gloves if the cat is a risk of scratching you when medicating. Also if you see the white third eyelid this means the cat is dehydrated and must be given IV Fluid's immediately.

Growing up as a kid in East Oakland, I used to frequent this place back in the 80's. I can't say…read morehow it is now, but it brings back fond memories!

I work for a youth non-profit that refers kids to Axis for their youth classes. The families we…read morehave sent there have had RAVE reviews about their experience. AXIS is extremely welcoming, inclusive, and community-minded. We love AXIS and are so thankful for the opportunities they have given to our families!!!!

We recently adopted Astro, aka Apollo at Rocket mobile adoption. The support staff is amazing. They…read morehelped made the transition for Astro to our home as easy as possible. The staff is very friendly and even assigned an advocate to Astro. If we have any questions or concerns, we contact his advocate and they've been quick to response. Rocket is a non profit that is operated efficiently

I am upset that they will not consider Home Rescues. They wrote me bask and said that they mostly…read moretake rescue dogs from shelters that are being euthanized. I am being displaced due to a Domestic Violence event, which I won in court. I cannot find a desent place that will allow dogs. This entire situation breaks my heart.

US Military Veterans, there is a place you can go and find help. Whether it is help with VA…read moregovernment paperwork, a support group, education, or anything VA related these incredible people are there to assist you. They are there for THE VETERAN. If they don't have your solution, they can direct you to resources that will. I had the good fortune to talk with a councilor there over a few months, and the understanding and empathy were wonderful. So much that I have begun going in-person to a group of guys where we just check-in once a week and share our week. Like being in a room of friends. There are always several professionals there that care about your, housing, health, and personal well-being. If you are a Vet and have questions to ask, this is a great place to start. The environment is welcoming, bright, comfortable, clean, and stands with ALL veterans of all branches of the service. We love you all Team OVC.