I am a ferret owner and supporter of this great organization. They have a large, clean area for…read morethe ferrets and you can tell even though its a shelter, they are all cared about and get time to play and be cuddled. Everyone I've met at events and meetings is super nice and not snubby as tends to be the case with groups such as this. I've visited a few in the other places I've lived and the Oregon Ferret Shelter was definitely the most welcoming. If you're looking to adopt a ferret, and have researched what it means to keep one as a pet, I definitely recommend adopting one from here. They also offer ferret boarding for a very reasonable price and you know your ferrets will be well taken care of. If you need a place to surrender your ferret where you know they will be cared for until they find a great new home, then this is good place as well. Like I said, its clean, cozy, and you can tell everyone there cares about ferrets. This is the information from the website: The goal of the Oregon Ferret Shelter is to care for all homeless ferrets until a new permanent loving home is found. We are a 100 percent no-kill shelter -- no ferrets are ever euthanized due to lack of room. We typically have 40 to 75 ferrets available for adoption at the shelter. Ferret adoptions are available for $90 through three years of age, and $50 for ages four and up. The adoption fee includes adult ferrets that are spayed or neutered with distemper shot and a certificate with contract for kits to be altered at the appropriate time. Distemper shots given prior to adoption are those appropriate for the age of the ferret kit. All ferrets are also ADV tested and receive an AVID microchip that you can have registered in your name.

Wow! What an amazing experience! I'm so glad that by chance I stumbled onto them! The staff was…read morevery friendly and down to earth and although I'm sad they are moving locations I will gladly drive the distance to get a ferret from them in the future, I adopted my adorable little guy from them and he has completed my life , i told them what I wanted and they knew better then me exactly what I was looking for :) they matched me to the perfect ferret and for that I can't thank them enough! I can't wait to do business with them again!

Sitting at junction coffee witnessing the caretakers screaming at the children playing, and then…read moresomeone coming out and yelling at a child who didn't go in after playtime ended. I would never send my child somewhere adults were scaring kids regularly and had a command and control method of dominating kids. Stay away

From the owner: Since 1990, Deschutes Children's Foundation (DCF) has provided the space and support where…read morenonprofits succeed at helping children and families thrive. Learn more about DCF at deschuteschildrensfoundation.org

I cannot say enough good things about COVO and the team, the work they do and the impact that they…read morehave on the community at large. In my time with the Red Cross I was blessed to get to know COVO a bit and had a deep appreciation for the care they put into the community and our veterans. Serving those who have served is something that I feel is of the utmost importance and something everyone should take part in. COVO offers outreach where they help supply food and clothing to veterans in need as well as housing services to provide shelter where they can. You can donate both food and clothing to COVO as well as fiscal donations, I encourage you to do one or the other. Your resources will not be wasted here as they are as fiscally responsible an outfit as I have seen. You can also volunteer and I encourage you to do so. Give back to the ones who gave, our veterans deserve that.

COVO is doing timely, needful work, and their donation protocol couldn't be easier. If you have…read morestuff to donate, simply drop it off at their back door.

I currently work here(02/17/22) and I don't recommend working as DPS for In Home. I've been…read moreconstantly pulled through drama and stress ever since I got hired in the end of November. I've had a manager quit with no notice and blame me because I wouldn't go in running a fever. Then the ex manager told all my clients that I had quit when I didn't. I've been guilt tripped over not being able to cover shifts out of my availability. I've been treated as I'm lazy due to being part time but I was hired part time. Two months in the job I've had to get HR involved because of drama caused by a co worker because I mandatory reported as I'm supposed to. I'm disappointed I'm treated poorly for having an availability and being hired to work afternoons/evenings. I have other restrictions at the moment that prevent me from having open schedule but I shouldn't be treated unfair for it. I've been trained inappropriately and treated as it was my fault. There is no sort of appropriate communication and clients and staff have suffered from this issue. All this job has done for me is stress and grief. I was hopeful getting hired but everything that has happened has changed that feeling to dread.

From the owner: RISE Services, Inc. has provided services to children and adults with disabilities in their own…read morehomes, their family's homes, our host homes, and our residential homes, since 1997. For more information about how we can help you & your loved ones in La Grande, OR and surrounding areas live the life they imagine for themselves, please contact us today!

I've had a couple of well issues this year. I am so glad I found Abbas Well drilling. They are…read morefast, friendly and reliable. From getting an appointment to fixing my pump issues they were great. Seth, Ryan and Junior are hard working honest guys. They're great to work with and obviously know what they're doing. Thank you for everything you guys do! I would highly recommend this company.

The team was able to come out immediately on a Sunday and replace an aging pump. It was not cheap,…read morebut we are so appreciative of their prompt service and quality of personnel they have hired.

i'm so glad I found Michael. He fixed my problem right away and then gave me some useful advice…read more Very good experience.

Today I had that horrible heart-dropping moment - I walked away from my MacBook, and when I…read morereturned 5 minutes later it was dead, and I was dead because I was in the middle of finishing something for a deadline. So, there was a lot of dead in my day... And then I called Michael and Paula at MPS Consulting. And my day was filled with a lot less six feet under. In fact, it was transformed by an excellent service response time, great conversation while the problem was assessed, and the verdict that while my battery in fact had bit the dust, my laptop was salvageable, and I was back in business and working away in less than 2 hours! To top it off, both Michael and Paula are very knowledgable about Apple products, have great service and rates, and will recycle parts as well as assist you in buying your next laptop. I highly recommend next time you need any laptop maintenance or have that "Oh sh*t" moment with your Apple product.

This place is great for camping! We have a 36' class A and we fit fine in several different sites…read more They are all pull thrus. You are spaced apart very nicely. This is dry camping but we stayed 10 days and only saw a handful of people. We felt like we had the place to ourselves. We saw some water spigots but we didn't use them. Grounds are fairly level. Close to a store and gas about 15 mins away. There is a drop box to make payment for your stay. Star gazing at night is awesome! We had 4 bars with Verizon. Internet was descent too.

This campground and fishing area is right out in the sagebrush desert, so no real shade. But it's…read morequite a pleasant place to spend a night, if you are crossing the vast Eastern Oregon desert on your way to the populated areas in the western part of the state. There's lots of campsites here, in two loop, plus spots along the lake to camp. There's drinking water available by a building at the side of the parking lot near the entrance. If you're here to fish, the trout are said to grow fast and big here. The campground is operated by the BLM - it's in the Burns District, even though their office is actually located in Hines, OR...