DO NOT ADOPT FROM CATTAILS We adopted a cat from CatTails on…read moreApril 25, 2026. He is an orange cat who appeared to have some issues with his eye. Before adopting him, we specifically asked Natalie about this, and she told us he was recovering from a cold and had just received his final dose of medication. She also repeatedly encouraged us to contact her directly rather than a veterinarian if any concerns came up. After bringing him home, we prepared a separate space for him and quickly became attached. However, later that evening, he kept having diarrhea, and we observed blood and worms in his stool. Concerned, I reached out to Natalie the following morning (April 26, 2026). She instructed us to meet her at Petco to pick up medication. When my husband arrived, Natalie disclosed for the first time that the cat has feline herpesvirus something she had not mentioned prior to the adoption. She was also aware that we have another cat in the home, which could potentially be exposed. In addition, she advised my husband not to share our experience with others and not to mention the medication she provided. The eye ointment she gave us was clearly used. During this interaction, her comments felt dismissive and unprofessional, including a remark implying that we were inadequate pet owners. "What a home." We are deeply concerned about the lack of transparency regarding our cat's health and the potential risk posed to our other pet. Clear and honest communication is essential when placing animals in new homes, and this experience has been both upsetting and troubling. We are heartbroken.

She is absolutely disgusting. I don't recommended adopting from her or using her as a 'rescue'. I…read moretook in a pregnant stray cat that gave birth nearly immediately. We planned to keep all the kittens and mom, and when the kittens were 7 weeks old she started declining in health. Losing weight, having bad diarrhea everywhere non stop- even when she'd jump up on a surface she'd leak. She was super hungry and and not gaining weight to match her eating. We reached out to Natalie and asked her for help. I told her the whole story- about the kittens, her health, everything. She said she'd take her and asked if we wanted her back. We said YES. We would take her back. We were worried she had health problems beyond a spay that a vet could help with. My partner was getting out of the military and we were moving to California, so extra expenses werent a thing we could do at the time. She reaffirmed we wanted her back. We met at petco the next day and she had us sign an owner surrender form and was really pushy/aggressive. I asked my partner if we wouldn't still get her back like we said since she said we would. We decided to trust her- mistake 1. After giving her the paper she was yelling loudly about how as far as she's concerned this is life or death and she owns Jenny now and we won't get her back so she doesn't want to hear any complaints about how she took our cat. My partner walked to the cat food aisle sat down and cried. The day of her spay they called us and said the vet said she recently had kittens. I literally told her that three times at this point. Fast forward to Jenny being spayed. She was at petco the same day -June 27. We filled out to adopt her. The next day a rescue she partners with called and said Jenny had kittens recently and Natalie didn't know where they were ??? (I guess she can't read or hear?) I told them we had all four of the kittens, they're all safe and doing well and that we planned to adopt mom cat back since Natalie went back on her saying we could have her back. She said that was great and she was happy they're all safe. She was worried they were strays too and now alone outside without mom cat. She was going to look for them if that was the case. She wished us luck and told me she'd tell Natalie. The next day Natalie called saying she got our application and my partner lied about how much pet rent and pet deposit is and that Jenny's kittens put us over our pet limit anyway. I called back explaining we're moving to California within days, and already broke lease and everything is fine. I also said how much our pet rent and pet deposit is. She said she called the leasing office and it's a 400$ deposit and 250$ a month. I have the actual lease and it's a 200$ deposit and 25$ a month. We did not lie on our application. She then said Jenny had kittens she didn't know about- again ? and that refused to give them to rescue who called for them the day before- which she NEVER called asking for them. Just making sure there weren't stray kittens needing help. She getting out cat back was a hard no. She said if we continued to inquire about Jenny she would call our leasing office and tell them Jenny's kittens are at our apartment and we're over the limit. She kept saying shit like 'you don't want that do you?'. 'I don't care if you're moving' She demanded to know where the kittens would get fixed in California- name of place, the price of fixing them, said I didn't do my research. Asking us how we could do a trip across country with them. Saying the best place for those kittens is surrendered to her. We live on a large farm property and my partners mother manages a veterinarian office and can take our pets in to work with her to get their needs sorted. We managed the trip just fine with all our pets, which included a lot more than the kittens. After she called being a bitch and threatening to call the leasing office she texted acting nice offering a kennel for the kittens. So if you see Jenny at petco with her depression going on- know Natalie lied her way into stealing her. It wasn't life or death like she thought and she didn't do anything with Jenny past spaying her. The only reason we chose cattails to help was because we thought the cat needed more than a simple spay. And Natalie didn't disclose a simple spay and neuter is all they offer. They do nothing else to help or check the animals out.

Mismanaged & unprofessional staff. I would NOT recommend trusting them with your children, I no…read morelonger trust them with mine.

The new clubs available are great for the children to find their niche and run with it. The staff…read moreis wonderful and is very attentive. They engage with the children in a positive manner and quickly address any issues that arise. My kids love going to Boys and Girls Club and are always mad at me when I show up to pick them up 'early'.

This is a members-only establishment. I got the chance to have a Dublin Club, which was beef…read morechucks simmered in Guinness, along with a Tallgrass IPA. Both were very tasty. It might not be a gourmet place, but on par with eating at any other bar in the area.

I thought I'd found a nice local shop for enlarging etc. They did say there was a long wait list…read more The second ring I bought at pawn shop cost more to enlarge one size than it cost me at wildcat pawn.(nice store). My problem was I never got a call or voicemail. When I I call and it was ready I went right down. I did not get the man's name but was abrasive and said they tried to call back in March. I simply asks if they were any discounts. Which the man began deep belly and said for what. I asked for a military and was laughed at and told no. All an ever wanted was a call or a voice mail. But the worker laughed at and mocked, when I was nicewas really mean. What is so funny about military discount.

My family has been purchasing beautiful jewelry from Dannenberg's for many years. Their personal…read moreservice is wonderful. Brian is working on a redesign project for me right now. I hope he takes pictures of the original piece for remembrance! Most sincerely Jan Galitzer