Best rescue mission is the country Attention to unhoused…read moreindividuals is amazing and consistent.

This is my first time visiting the Long Beach Rescue Mission where they serve daily free meals. My…read moreoverall experience is MEDIOCRE. The food I ate there was MEDIOCRE. Here is the PROS, the facility itself is generally clean & decent. The building is air-conditioned. Here are the CONS, I don't like the idea of servers putting food on the table in advance & the food gets cold. I thought we're suppose to form a line so they can serve food right on our plates. Too bad they don't allow seconds after my first plate. It depends on how many people there.

So fun! My boyfriend and I just did the regular session, (we've been wanting a cat and decided to…read morego hang out with some for an hour). All of the cats were really big sweeties and you can tell the staff really cares about all of them. I had so much fun and it was the fastest hour of my life, definitely worth the admission fee since all of the money goes back to helping the cats. I will definitely be back!

Hey there Yelpers - Cat Lounge on Atlantic and 3rd is a place of wonder and awe. INSIDE lots of…read morecats, friendly staff, climbing trees, and places for cats to sleep and lounge. OUTSIDE - lots of cool murals, looking through the window windows at the cats, a nice signage. Today we just window shopped because to be honest I have a cat already and I just didn't need another. If you want to go in and pet the cats, hang with them, in their little custom lounge area areas then it cost approximately seven dollars for 20 minutes or $20 for one hour. We didn't take advantage of these excellent deals. The window shopping is completely free and the murals outside are absolutely gorgeous.

I am beyond grateful to Fix Parvo ICU. We first learned that our 11-month-old Goldendoodle had…read moreParvo at another facility that unfortunately did not provide the level of care she needed, nor did they explain the seriousness of this virus. Thankfully, my girlfriend found Fix Parvo ICU, and from the very beginning, they exceeded every expectation we had. Connie and Sherri were incredibly attentive, compassionate, and loving toward our fur baby. We received daily updates through text, including videos and detailed explanations of her condition and progress, which gave us so much peace of mind. One thing that truly stood out was the care they took with her feeding. Instead of immediately resorting to a feeding tube--which can be uncomfortable and increase the risk of infection--they patiently hand-fed her every day and offered different food options to help stimulate her appetite. They went above and beyond to ensure her comfort. Her blankets were changed and cleaned multiple times a day, and she was always kept in a clean, calm environment. What meant the most to us was being able to visit her every day. Those visits clearly lifted her spirits and reassured her that she wasn't alone or abandoned. Connie's energy is truly special--it radiates throughout the space and onto the dogs. Every time we visited, the facility was spotless, and she even saged to help clear and calm the energy. She took the time to explain the healing process thoroughly and made us feel confident and at ease knowing our fur baby was in the best possible hands. I am eternally grateful to Connie and Sherri. If I could give more stars, I absolutely would. I hope no pet parent ever has to experience Parvo--it is terrifying--but if you do, Fix Parvo ICU is without question the place to go. Thank you, Connie and Sherri, from the bottom of my heart. We are forever grateful.

Since my original review, I have been going back and forth via email with Sherri and Dr. Andrew…read moreCabrera, and the situation has still not been resolved. I want to be very clear based on my experience, I do not recommend this clinic. I have never met or dealt with Sherri in person during my dog's care, yet she continues to email me presenting herself in a position of authority. From what I have been able to determine, she does not appear to be the owner, which raises serious concerns about who is actually responsible for this clinic. I also have strong concerns about whether Dr. Andrew Cabrera had the appropriate experience to perform the type of surgery my dog received, as my dog is still not recovering properly and continues to be in pain. I have had to seek care from another specialist at my own expense. My experience has included: Ongoing back-and-forth emails with no resolution Difficulty obtaining complete medical records and X-rays Struggles getting medication support Lack of accountability and follow-up care In addition, I have seen other public reviews from customers reporting serious issues, including problems with refunds and lack of follow-through, which is extremely concerning. Because of everything I've experienced, I strongly urge others to avoid this clinic and proceed with extreme caution before giving them any money. If anyone has had a similar experience, you are welcome to reach out to me. What should have been a routine procedure has turned into a stressful, costly, and ongoing situation. I am continuing to take further action and will update as things progress.

Sad to say that this place has closed. It was an art gallery/restaurant. When the current…read moreadministration slashed the National Endowment for the Arts, it's places like this that suffer. We'll miss you Compound!

We were only here for a nightcap and desserts. Both could be skipped/not impressive and hence,…read moredidn't justify the LA prices. It's an art museum with abstract pieces and on the day we visited there was psychedelic disturbing sort of video playing on loop. It's also not located in a central well lit spot. Overall, didn't like our visit.

I came here after a very big trauma in April 2019. I called ahead and spoke to someone who was very…read morekind regarding my situation and they said this was the place I should be and in the beginning I loved it. It really helped regulate my nervous system And I very much appreciated. Franz and the way he helped guide beginners. What I did not appreciate was a woman who was also a beginner and craved support on an almost competitive level. She was very much attended to and a bit of a trauma dumper. I left for a while because of her, she just kept showing up in my space, but that was my choice to leave. Fast forward to the pandemic I did try to rejoin online and I was met with that same woman who I did try to extend an Olive branch to, since she was struggling and kept "showing up". She was the same trauma dumper, yet didn't remember me. But something that came to light is that I was not allowed to join the book group that she had created. As I got better, I thought about going back in spite of this woman, but then I saw that she is part of faculty Ultimately I decided that a group that would support someone with that behavior, in the way that they did is not the right group for me. I probably should have and I thought about contacting leaders in this group, but at that time, my nervous system was not in a place to defend myself and it's somehow felt small and petty. Better to let her have her way. However, six years later, I see that this is not the Buddhist way, which is the way they follow. I was not shown loving kindness in a time when I really needed it.

I have been attending classes at Long Beach Meditation for years. The teachers are all wonderful,…read morekind, and knowledgeable. Most programs are donation based but they also offer fee-based retreats where you can apply for a scholarship. The facilities are clean and inviting. They serve cold and hot water for tea. You don't need to bring any sitting gear (though you can) as they provide cushions, benches, and chairs. LBM also offers classes online which is super convenient! The community is so welcoming. If you're looking to learn how to meditate or you already have a practice but you want to sit with other people, try one of their classes. I can't recommend this place enough. It has changed my life!

I have been doing Tai Chi at the Marina on Sundays for a few months. It is a great class! The…read moreinstructor is funny and does a nice job of explaining the moves as she goes. There is no pressure to get it perfect and that is appreciated.

I've been learning and practicing Tai Chi with Culver City Tai Chi for Wellness for years, and it's…read morebecome one of the best parts of my Sunday morning. Practicing Tai Chi here is a terrific way to reward both body and soul. You soak in the sunlight and connect with nature, surrounded by trees and a warm community of fellow practitioners. The classes are free and perfect for beginners. Angie is an extraordinary teacher who has built a fantastic, supportive community. I can't express enough how much I appreciate this experience--highly recommended!

So... I decided to go back to this church and something has shifted. The atmosphere is different,…read morepeople are friendlier and the Pastor seems to be genuine. The praise and worship is beautiful and non- performative like when the ex wife was leading it. In fact, when she was there she made a comment that just turned me off completely. She had been invited to an award show to sing and so she asked the congregation to pray for her because " this ain't like Sunday morning this is the REAL DEAL right here!" What??? Here I am thinking that Sunday morning is the REAL deal. If YOU'RE real! Like I said, the atmosphere is different. I have been attending and I enjoy it.

A great fellowship, for young people and seniors . Bible teaching and preaching. Great gospel music…read morewith good parking

I just want to say that Families Uniting Families is amazing, caring, supportive, and communicates…read morewith ease. We reached out to them two years ago with interest in adoption. They had classes for us to take to get certified. We choose the route of fostering to adopt. Our FFASW went above and beyond any of our expectations, and we greatly appreciate everyone at Families Uniting Families and highly recommend them for your fostering or adoption needs.

This is a great non-profit group that helps individuals that are unfortunate to need it.read more

I've volunteered for them for more then 10 years now and everyone in this rescue gives 110%. We…read morevolunteer our time and effort to help save the cats and kittens of Devore shelter and help them find their forever homes! Since forming we have saved over 7,000 cats!!

My husband and I adopted our senior cat from Kitty Devore Rescue. The application process is…read morethorough; they really want to make sure that their cats are going to loving homes! Everyone we talked to clearly cares very much about the cats they rescue. They keep a good record of the cats they care for. They also told us stories about our cat before we met her to give us a good sense of her personality. The stories made us fall in love with her even more! We are so happy with our newest family member. If you are looking for a kitty, I recommend Kitty Devore Rescue!

I recently has the pleasure of doing volunteer work at the LB Ronald McDonald house. The property…read moresits across LB Memorial Hospital, and the Millers Children Hospital. I have always heard about these places providing support to family members of their ill kids-but never knew to what extent. The house is staffed 24-7, and provides lodging in an almost resort like environment. Great care went into every detail of the house, to better provide services to their guest. Their are 19 guest rooms, and they were at 90 % occupancy. During my visit, another volunteer group had just made breakfast for the guest-while another group was cleaning doors and windows. My group got to help setting up the holiday decorations. Thanks to the many private donors, companies and people who volunteer their time to make this happen.

It's our first day here and everything is great. I'm Glad…read morethey have this wonderful housing available for family members with patients in the hospital. Everything is new and clean. Staff is nice and available 24/7. They provide lunch or dinner depending on who donated that day. You are expected to give $25-35 donation per day if you wish. That's how they are funded. They have computer room, kids room, mini library, patio, play area, living room, game room, TV room, laundry and kitchen. Visitor can come visit you only in the common area from 9a-9p. They provide shuttle to go to the hospital (Need to schedule in advance). There is also free parking (they charge $5/day at the hospital). I'm thankful this place is here for us.