The staff is extremely courteous and helpful the isles are all completely spaced out and the…read morebathrooms were immaculate.

Wide variety of items, very friendly staff, great prices!read more

I have fostered a dog and they spayed my cat. Oh. I also adopted a pair of Gerbils from one of…read moretheir foster homes and they're terrific! I recently adopted an awesome dog from them. Awesome service, very caring and great facility. Super fun process!

Best shelter for kindest staff, gorgeous dogs and pups! Only place l would recommend!! Thank you…read morefor my beautiful Athena!!!! Right now deal you can't pass up. Benchwarmers are only 25.00 they are already spayed and neutered utd on shots. Recommend 1000 percent!! I got my best friend there Athena! Thank you!!

These guys really want everyone to get out on the water. Green Bay Sail & Paddle is a nonprofit…read moreorganization that offers opportunities to sail and kayak, no matter your level of experience or ability. They have adaptive sailing classes, kayaking classes for people with autism, sailing options designed just for women, and even camps for kids. On the weekends, the rent out kayaks and sail boats in two-hour time periods. I got to go out on Green Bay with one of the junior sailors (he was in 11th grade, but a great sailor!) We took out a four-person catamaran, and glided through the gentle bay. I was a little nervous at first because water activities aren't really my thing, but they make everyone wear a life vest and explain everything beforehand. Once I was out on the water, I felt perfectly safe and it was a fun experience. Pro tip: You will get wet while sailing! I don't know what I was thinking and wore long linen pants, and they were drenched by the end of my excursion. I suggest wearing shorts or bringing a waterproof poncho. Also: There are no proper restroom facilities, just a port-a-potty, so keep that in mind when planning your day. Everyone at Green Bay Sail & Paddle were extremely kind and patient. Sailing on a catamaran was a fun way to see a different side of Green Bay!

From the owner: Discover the Joy of Sailing with Green Bay Sail & Paddle!…read more Since setting sail in 2016, Green Bay Sail & Paddle (GBSP) has been making waves as a nonprofit dedicated to sharing the thrill of sailing and the beauty of our waterways. From teaching 238 local youth in its first year to introducing STEM Camps, Adaptive Programming, and the Narwhal Kids Club, GBSP has grown into a vibrant hub for all things sailing. With a fleet of Hobie® Wave catamarans and over 300 hours of annual programming, GBSP connects people of all ages and abilities to the water. Partnerships with organizations like the Autism Society of Greater Wisconsin, Green Bay Boys & Girls Club, and Casa ALBA Melanie ensure inclusivity and community impact remains at the heart of our mission. Whether you're learning the ropes or charting new adventures, GBSP invites you to explore, appreciate, and enjoy Green Bay’s waterways with us! Open seasonally.

The counselor was unprofessional and inept. She made remarks that were not at all correct. She…read moredoes not know what she's talking about. I didn't go back. She called me and said call back for more therapy. Dah! No way!

Come here often, today was my first time visiting the book store. We had a few super sweet kitties…read moreguide us around, and I found some books! They have a pretty large selection here actually. Nice place to spend some time with the sweet rescue kitties.

Awesome rescue! Truely a safe haven! Looking for a buddy to adopt? Stop in and meet the…read moreresidents. Volunteer! Donate if you can afford to! Support this wonderful shelter.

An amazing group of women who are helping to meet the needs of the children of Brown County. Check…read moreout Service Leagues "Back to School Store", which supplies the needy children of Brown County with the supplies and clothing to start the school year off on a positive note.

I went to this place a few years ago. It was a complete waste of time, money, and gasoline. At…read morethe 2nd or 3rd visit, I said I'm not Jewish, but my father was. The so- called counselor went on a 5 minute rant saying she doesn't know anyone with my last name who is Jewish. I said nothing since she wouldn't shut up. I don't lie about the last name. My father's parents couldn't be buried in Oconto County. There is no Jewish section to the cemetery. Also my older brother wrote for The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. He wrote an article about the 2 sides of our family, my mother was Protestant and my father was Jewish. Obviously, I never went back there. The counselor was disrespectful and if she doesn't know something then she attacks the patient. That's not therapy.​

I came here at a rock bottom moment of my life. I was given someone to talk to who clearly didn't…read morecare about me or my situation, and undermined me the entire time. I was on the verge of a nervous breakdown, I was confused, and needed someone understanding to talk to because that's what I was lacking in the most. Instead I got someone who was abrasive, victim blaming, and compared my problems to her own personal experience and told me she sucked it up and didn't see why I couldn't. I so incredibly confused and she took that to mean I was trying to hide something and said that to me and my family multiple times. Then she told my family some incredibly private thoughts I had shared at first, after she threatened to have me committed if I didn't call them. In the end it helped me see how much it hurt my family, but if I had been leaning more towards suicidal tendencies I would be afraid for myself in that situation. I don't think that person should be trying to help emotionally fragile people.