I was so impressed! Everyone was wonderful and we love our Maggie Pierce! Tyler told us the…read moredifferent dogs temperaments and helped us choose the best dog for our circumstances. I'm telling EVERYONE to adopt from there!

Went again to get the dogs their yearly updated vaccinations/ great experience- I really like the…read morestaff! So kind caring and just GREAT! Place is super clean . I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this vet place . 5 lol

Our experience first started with their website in the adoptable dog section, which is updated…read moreevery hour. Saturday was our first time here. We arrived promptly at opening at 10am. There was already 6 cars waiting at the gate. Such a busy place! The volunteers were all very helpful. We were able to see the dog we had in mind, but another couple had their eye on him first so we went to see the other dogs in the back. Everyone was so kind and personable. After 5-10min, the original volunteer told us the couple left and did not adopt the doggo we were looking at so we got to adopt him within the hour. All dogs are neutered/spayed, bordatella, flea treatment, heart worm tested, and given a few other vaccines. They are also microchipped. I felt the staff had genuine care for these pets and wanted the best for them. Thank you again!

I got my two previous babies from here! From what I've seen they treat their animals well and it's…read morevery appreciated that before adoption the pets come neutered. Whenever people ask me how I got my cat I tell them that I got her for $7 from my local shelter, and $2 of those dollars where for a box to carry her in.

Open arms with loving hearts... that's the best way I can describe WesrGloves, an initiative of…read moreDignity Roadters. Come in, get warm, cool off, relax & de-stress. Affordable, plus lots of car & bike parking

A true asset to our community. They treat their employees like family not a number. Their…read moremanagement team is exceptional.

I was at the Goodwill store in Ocala, FL, on 4/4 2026. When I checked out, I was asked by the…read morecashier if I wanted to round up from $21.61 to $22. It is not a lot of money, but I find it unacceptable to ask your customers to round up. Considering the CEO's base pay is about $700 000 annually. In this current economy, I would like to have all my money back. No, thank you!

Good will is terrible i donated a ton of stuff here. To help poor people and i came in the next…read moreweek. to by old books when i saw the stuff i donated being sold for top dollar don't call yourself a charity. if you make that much of off donations

They SERIOUSLY price gouge. One employee tried to con me out of my store credit when I had returned…read morean electronic item. The same employee told me I had three days to return it under the return policy, but I'd need to bring it back on Tuesday as they were closed Monday...they are open on Monday. Monday would have been the 3rd day. If I waited to return it until Tuesday I would have been stuck with a $60 item that didn't work. Shady bunch that took the place over when they switched hands.

This place is absolutely terrible in all ways. Dirty, over priced for actual junk.... I'm not going…read moreto write much more but wow all the shoes had rot (which spreads btw) and a dress w holes and stains for $65. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME HERE.

went to the theater last saturday and really enjoyed it, small theatre company in a former bank…read morebuilding downtown ocala, maybe 25-30 seats, up close and personal, saw a original play called barfly and thought it was terrific, sure it is not broadway, but i would highly recommend that people support this local theatre, not for charity, but because you will have a goodtime, tickets were 10.00/ person, discount online

From the owner: Preserving the Art of Insomnia Since 2006! We are a community theatre dedicated to bringing you…read morearts that are imaginative, thought-provoking, and worthwhile. Community theatre is a community effort, so come join ours!

I visited the animal sanctuary for the annual thanksgiving vegan potluck, so I did not get the tour…read moreexperience but explored the space on my own time. In about 1 hour, I saw all the animals--cows, horses, donkeys, lots of goats, sheep, pigs, chickens, turkeys, ducks, and the "manager," an orange cat that I am forgetting the name of. I was able to feed the animals hay and even pet some of the friendlier animals. The animals were all very comfortable around people, and you can see they all have their own personalities. It was a heartwarming, interactive, and surprisingly therapeutic experience. Definitely family friendly. The place was easy to find with a clear sign at the turn, and after a short drive on a small paved path, you arrive and there is a large lawn for parking. Although there is a small "well" and portapotties, there isn't really a good way to wash your hands, so bring hand sanitizer. Feeding the animals can also get messy, so wear clothes and shoes you don't mind getting hay on.