Animal caring and working hard to find homes for their orphaned animals. Easy to donate to.read more

I would encourage anyone that is considering donating to, or adopting from BFHS to read the…read moreemployee reviews at Indeed.com to get some insight into the way animals and employees are treated. I wouldn't discourage anyone from adopting here, as it's what is best for the animals. Just know a bit about what type of organization and management you are dealing with. When we recently adopted there was one front desk employee that was continually very snarky. We could not get any real idea of when we could pick up the dog we agreed to adopt. We had to wait for her to be spayed, and the employee seemed to delight in telling us they couldn't give us much of a timeline. I visited our new dog every day the shelter was open while we were waiting for her to be spayed. Almost every day this same snarky employee made it clear they didn't have the staff for someone to let the dog out of her kennel for me. I had made it clear on every visit that I only wanted to say hi and visit through the kennel door. On the one day that employee wasn't there I was immediately offered a meet and greet room to spend some time with our new dog. Quite a difference. There is absolutely no follow up after you adopt. Read the descriptions on Pet Finder and you will immediately notice the over-use of the same cut and pasted phrases. It's difficult to feel like you're getting an honest assesment of each dog. 2 star rating from charity navigator. I absolutely wouldn't support this place financially. The reviews on indeed.com point to fear based management being used to bully employees who actually care about the animals.

I've gone here for the past 10 years, and everyone here is like my second family. The instructors…read morehere are not only amazing dance teachers, but also amazing life coaches. This place has prepared me for the rest of my life as an adult in the real world.

My daughter has been attending the three day pre-school for two years. We just love the teachers,…read morethe learning, activities and care is above and beyond! We are going to miss this when we enter kindergarten next year!

From admissions to the quick passing of my Dad the staff was so caring and informative. Loosing my…read moreDaddy was hard but having them care and love on us was such a blessing

The Chaplaincy Hospice is a kind and caring source of support at the end of life. They started as…read morea a group of reps from churches who provided chaplain support and counseling to those in need. Later, they became a Hospice and now they operate Hospice House with 10-beds with 24/7 nurses as well as in-home care for loved ones at the end stage of life. They also provide grief support groups for adults and kids. Hospice has a core of paid staff and between 100-150 active volunteers at any given time. There are a range of programs in which volunteers work: Hospice House and In-Home Care; cookie brigade; yard and garden maintenance; facilitators of child support groups; and office and administration. One thing I have always heard about Hospice since I first learned of Hospice when in junior high is that people don't know about all the services which Hospice does provide. In addition to the excellent medical teams (doctor, nurse, nurse aide, social worker) and the volunteer, Hospice provides respite for caregivers and of course companionship visits by volunteers for your loved one. It's a hard thing to work into a conversation or to even refer or recommend their services, because it brings up the overarching topic of death and dying and grief. However, if there was one thing I could tell everyone about Hospice, it would be simply: call them! Please call them. Arrange to speak with a social worker if you are unsure about what Hospice is and what can they do for you because they truly provide comprehensive care for loved ones and caregivers alike. I am a big proponent of Hospice as my own grandmother had Hospice during her final days. We were so blessed that we did not have to experience her passing alone. Thanks to the on-call emergency nurse and nurse aide, they were there to make the difficult phone calls while we sat in the depth of our grief. Did you know that your loved ones can receive Reiki - an energy healing and stress reduction therapy? Did you know that Hospice has 2 volunteer therapy dogs? The dogs provide calm companionship for loved ones. Working with the dying is a special kind of calling, and all of the staff and volunteers who work for Hospice are passionately committed to serving the needs of the community with peace and kindness.

Front desk said I was next, 9 patients were seen, waited an hour +…read more They shouldn't be called an Urgent Care...

My boyfriend had "walking" pneumonia for 2 weeks untreated, he was also misdiagnosed by two other…read moreurgent cares. This was the only location that actually gave him the care he needed. The nurse practitioner (Zach) that we saw got him X-rays and everything he needed. Zach is the best nurse practitioner there, I highly recommend calling beforehand to see if he's there, so he can see you!

I needed help for 2 weeks and Chinook sent over a wonderful gal to help us at night. She was…read moreattentive and caring. She took great care of my husband and we are thankful.

If you're in need of quality home care for a loved one, Chinook is a service we recommend with…read moreconfidence. We have tried other services, and cannot say enough good things about Chinook.

For Home Care services, Family Resource Home Care is the best company I have ever been apart of…read more Not only do they put their clients AND caregivers first, but the structure they have as a company as whole is beyond. Its a large company with a small family feel. In regard to services, they are the only one providing 24/7 care in the Walla Walla area and also have the staffing to do so. All caregivers go through 2 background processes and are perfectly matched based off personality and care needs. I would highly recommend Family Resource Home Care to my family and friends or to anyone in the area needing home care services.

FHC is the BEST. They provided incredible care for my loved one. I can't think of a more…read moreincredible team of people to have in my home. I trust them with my mumsy and she can be difficult. She has loved her FHC care team. I highly recommend them to anyone needing assistance.