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Florida Coastal Cocker Rescue

4.2 (5 reviews)

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HandsOn Miami

HandsOn Miami

(4 reviews)

Shenandoah

Hands on Miami has been an amazing discovery for me…read more I have been a regular volunteer since January- giving me plenty opportunities to get involved with the community. But while i have always had a desire to volunteer and get involved, i also had a fear of the commitment entailed and the complications that might arise out of my already busy schedule. What is so perfect about Hands On is that it's a flexible volunteering model with no long term commitments, no background checks, no frills or complicated processes. I simply went on the site, found an activity of interest, which to me was working with teens and/or kids and signed up for a specific date. I've been hooked ever since- volunteering my time every month at Miami Bridge- an emergency youth shelter for abused, neglected and abandoned teens ages 10 to 17 and I love it. Every activity is assigned a project leader who takes responsibility for the group and can be a resource on that day for help with directions, etc... I can honestly say it's been a wonderful resource for me in finding ways to get involved and make a difference. Definitely check them out at handsonmiami.org and sign up for an event.

If you have been telling yourself you need to get involved and do something in the community but…read morehave no idea how to start, Hands On Miami is the place you need to check out. They are a great central source of various community initiatives and projects in the Dade County area. It does not matter how old your are or what you like to do, there is something for everyone @ HOM that wants to give back to their community. There are projects just on the weekend, weekday days and evenings, just for kids, just for adults, for the whole family to join too. So really time can't be an excuse! There is an hour orientation that you participate is that gives you all the info you need to get started. You can check out their website(http://www.handsonmiami.org) for the next one. The people @ HOM are top notch too. Really friendly and go out of their way to help you every step of the way. Definitely worth checking if you want to get involved in your community!!!

Miami Dade AHEC - The Miami-Dade AHEC Team

Miami Dade AHEC

(1 review)

I completed a 3 day car seat training here over the weekend, and had a great experience! The…read moreinstructors were very nice and skilled. I really learned a lot from their class. Who knew installing infant/child car seats were so complex! Over the span of 3 days, my class learned the different variations of car seats, seat belts, and recommendations for car seat safety. It was a very hands-on class, and I was definitely exhausted after its completion! The location itself was easy to get too, and the room was perfectly set up for a class of 10. It did get a bit chilly though due to the cold front we had. That would probably be my only complaint. Otherwise it was clean, and a good set up. We also had a good amount of space in the parking lot to practice the car seat installations. Fortunately it is not a very active lot, and were not disturbed by many cars. I would definitely take another training here if needed!

From the owner: Miami-Dade AHEC (pronounced A-heck) is your South Florida Area Health Education Center: a private…read more501(c)(3) non-profit organization. That means we are not the government and we are not Miami-Dade County. We are funded by the generous support and contributions of individuals, private organizations and corporations, combined with state and federal government funding. Our mission is to ensure that our underserved communities are educated on today's most critical health topics and have access to quality health care. Miami-Dade AHEC seeks to improve the health of individuals and communities by transforming health care through education.

Miami Dade Animal Services

Miami Dade Animal Services

(234 reviews)

great place super friendly workers helped me find my new bestfriend couldn't recommend adopting…read morefrom this place more they even provide u with free stuff for your pet to get you started

Total negligence and zero accountability…read more We adopted a sweet, well-behaved female dog this past Friday. She was severely underweight, which we were aware of. To avoid stomach issues from switching food, we were feeding her small amounts as recommended. From Friday to Monday she barely pooped and was vomiting. We thought it was the food change. On Monday she finally pooped and vomited - both were full of fabric scraps and pieces of clothing. We took her to the shelter's vet clinic today (Same Monday) - within the 30-day post-adoption medical window they advertise. They refused to take responsibility, saying she showed no symptoms when she left, so it's not their problem. Their excuse was that she "must have eaten something at our house." That is impossible. She was supervised at all times and had no access to rags. They told us "there's nothing they can tear apart in the kennels" - which is false. Anyone who has been there can see the kennels have blankets, towels, and toys inside. We complained at the front desk and were told the manager had already left and nothing could be done, but that "it shouldn't be like that and it's wrong." So even staff agreed it was wrong. I understand shelters are overcrowded and overwhelmed, but this kind of oversight can kill an animal. A foreign body obstruction is life-threatening. This is complete negligence and a total lack of interest in helping after adoption. If you adopt here, document everything, photograph the kennel, and get a private vet check immediately. I would not trust their 30-day health policy.

Florida Coastal Cocker Rescue - petadoption - Updated October 2026

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