I loved this so much!!! What's better than recycling books and sharing them for free?? They have a…read morelarge selection of all types of books, in different languages, some look brand new. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. You can also schedule an appointment to take in donated books. They have events for children once a month too. You are missing out if you don't stop in!

Lovely selection, very well organized and caring staff! Was so happy to visit this location, had…read morebeen to the location in south beach in the past.

The farm idea is so nice that you take in animals that people don't want anymore. The animals are…read morealso very sweet and friendly, ferrets are usually not so kind but these ones are so sweet. The baby bunnies are my favorite, and the ferrets, and the GOATs (Greatest Of All Time) are silly, sweet, and very friendly. Everything is set at a great fair price, not too expensive. The service requested was great and friendly. It was great visiting the rescue farm and spending time with the animals it was great getting to interact with them and learn about them. Made by: Elianna Pery My favorite animal: baby bunnies My brothers favorite: ferrets

This is a true farm experience. It's not about curated aesthetics or photo ops. It is a real, hands…read moreon farm life. If you're genuinely interested in animals and want to see how a working farm operates, this is the place. The animals are the focus here, and you can tell they're well cared for. Being around them, helping out, and spending time on the property feels grounding and refreshing. It's simple, authentic, and very much about the animals rather than putting on a show. Highly recommend if you're looking for an honest farm experience and not just a "cute" backdrop.

I used to volunteer here years ago, and while I don't know how much has changed since then, I'm…read moregoing to be the one to speak up about my experience so others don't face the same thing as I did. First of all, the entrance to drive there was awful. The ground would get muddy and wet when it rained, and it would create huge floods to drive through. It would also have a lot of hidden stuff, like nails, which caused my mother's car to get a flat tire because they never checked the entrance at all. So if you do drive there, be extremely careful. Second, all the people in charge were classist and rude. If you were rich with money, they'd make sure you were given free food, a horse to ride, and lots of other benefits. They would provide free meals and treats all the time for them only; however, those who didn't have money like that didn't get to enjoy the same privileges unless one felt generous in the moment and offered us scraps. If you weren't rich, they would look down upon you and ignore you, even mistreat you if they wanted to, for absolutely no reason. They would only tell us all to "get back to work" if they caught us stopping to watch them while they ate all their free treats and meals in a huddled group like pigs. Third, speaking of mistreatment, they got very jealous of anyone that had experience in taking care of horses (like me), and they often took out their anger on them because apparently having experience and knowledge in the area, and going above and beyond to help care for the horses, correlated to "going against the rules and causing trouble". They would yell and shout at you, even downright insult and degrade you, which is terrible. Nobody should ever go through any of this at an animal rescue and sanctuary, and I didn't appreciate the mistreatment and inequality that I saw. I left because of all of that, and don't recommend it. At all. I love horses and love caring for them, but this place is not a place to make "friends" unless you're rich with money. Take my advice and go find another sanctuary to volunteer at to care for rescued horses. They might deny what I said, but believe me when I say they're not good people at all. Edit: While I don't remember who did it and whether it was a regular volunteer, a sponsor, or someone who owns the place, I remember that a person harshly and intentionally slapped the face of a horse that innocently turned its head towards him while he was caring for it. Not okay in any way or form, and it makes me wonder if other animals are getting abused in any way or form without anyone knowing. Second edit: Second edit: Now I remember, it was the sponsors they treated better because they had money compared to the regular volunteers. I forgot for a moment what they were called but now do.

I have volunteered at the ranch for over 4 years. I love it there. There us a person Luz that…read morewrote a negative review. The only reason she did that is because she could not take direction. She was very arrogant and racists with her comments. Reg is a great leader and her concern is the safety of the volunteers and the horses. LUZ came in like a know it all.. She is the loser not us. I love being there with Reg and all the volunteers that want to learn. If you want to be around horses and have fun and a learning experience come on down.

Thank you Divine team! You've given our son a space to learn and grow with confidence. Not only in…read moreeducation, but with all the extra activities and social skills you offer.

Divine Academy has been life changing for my son and our family. I was so unhappy with the public…read moreschool system. Im so glad I found Divine Academy. They have great teachers and staff that care so much for the children. My son feels safe and protected in this school. There is no fear of bullying or stereotyping because everyone there is seen as equal. The administration is amazing and so helpful. Their doors are always open. The staff is beyond exceptional. They are there to help your child succeed. There is a tight knit group of support within the families of the students that go there. Everyone feels like family. And their new facility is beautiful. I would highly recommend Divine Academy to any parent with a child that has special needs. You won't regret it.

Drop off center is in the back. Easy in and out. Receipts are now being emailed to you. That is…read moremore convenient.

This place is clean and well organized…read more Some items are brand new. Most items are overpriced. The gentleman taking my donation in the back was sweet, but the lady at the checkout counter was NOT FRIENDLY!

My review is from an out of state person (I'm from Philadelphia,Pennsylvania) and love the restore…read morecenter in philly. I recently moved to fort Lauderdale for work and thought..WHAT'S BEST TO DO?!? to furnish my home...head back to the HABITAT center for find possible a couch or dining table etc. Upon walking into this place I immediately became overwhelmed by the "clutter"! To my left was couches and just a few long tables with chairs to accent possible what you can match with it. BUT..no other table chairs..that's all! I began to walk around towards the back and seen a few stand alone chairs and wall paintings. As I'm walking around I started to stare at the "tags"..but it's not TAGS it looks like bandaids with an orange sticker on it. So, I'm looking like "I know that dont say 499.99 for a dirty couch out the box" I turned towards more items and it's like that all over the store. WHY SO EXPENSIVE!??! for things 1) probably got bugs 2)its not new and dusty. The stores in philly aren't like this and I'm totally shocked that they had stuff priced up like this in the 4's to 500's that's dirty. And on top of that people were actually buying stuff but..anyways..the mark up on this stuff should be a crime. You can literally get a brand new mirror or a light fixture with the screws in a box on amazon for 50 dollars. Why would someone buy something dirty for $500?!? Are yall stupid?plus they dont answer the phone which lead me to a disappointing drive. ANSWER THE DAMN PHONE MAYBE PEOPLE WONT BE BAMBOOZLED LIKE ME. (1) pro tho..there is delivery available but that probably is a arm & a leg as well and aint no telling what's in the truck with them probably bed bugs and roaches (2) there google reviews are probably from white washed Hispanics saying they love the store..dont fall for it.

Conveniently located on Broward Boulevard. So long as you understand you're not shopping at…read moreBloomingdale's you may be able to score a bargain. They have a lot of furniture , used as well as new. They have a 25% off furniture promotion currently. They are open 10-6 Monday - Friday and 9-6 Saturday. The accept donations and will pick them up.

Victor was amazing to work with. Always polite and professional. On time and did a spectacular job…read morecleaning our home for our move out. Would highly recommend his company to anyone in South Florida.

Wasn't able to offer me volunteering. Needed an opportunity right away. Looked like the right fit…read morebut they weren't ready for me so I would not recommend this place

This place is so amazing! I had a baby possum that was left behind in my backyard & South Florida…read moreWildlife Center came to the rescue!

I took a ball python snake for a walk in the sunshine one Saturday... I visited for a volunteer…read moreevent with coworkers (hint hint, great team building thing!) and was very impressed with the staff and their commitment to the long term animal residents. They have the personalities of each animal resident down pat! We had a great time providing care for the animals and their habitats, feeding treats, and getting my finger gripped by a cute little opossum. If you ever find an injured wild animal, call them! If it's after hours, it's ok to drop them off in one of the special cages outside the front gate!

It's no secret the animal rescues in South Florida are overwhelmed with homeless and unwanted pets…read morewhich many are unfortunately, euthanized. When wanting to add another fur baby to our family, I started to search rescues for a pup. I found a cute little ball of fluff on Animal Aid's website and arranged a meet and greet and also checked out the other pups there. (They also have cats for fans of felines). The adoption price includes all shots, spay/neuter and a box of flea/tick/heartworm meds. If you already have your four pawed furball, they also provide low-cost spay/neuter services. As a not-for-profit rescue, donations, volunteers, and animal adoptions help save lives of pets that would otherwise face a bleak future, if a future at all. If you are interested in adopting, complete an adoption form online and once approved, either make an appointment to see your next companion. As a heads up, the location is small, so an appointment may be your best bet.

I adopted Barkley from animal aid and had him for 15 years.He was a fantastic dog.We miss him.We…read morehave another dog now that I got somewhere else.That I rescued but will always miss barkley

GREAT SERVICE! GREAT QUALITY! They did our wedding invitations, menus, napkins(cocktail and…read morebathroom), bathroom features, guest picture sleeve, wine bottles/labels, table numbers, and our seating chart. Everything we needed they had! They were very friendly and prompt. We loved everything, felt like we were working with family!

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