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    Cascade Moving & Logistics

    Cascade Moving & Logistics

    (6 reviews)

    The nice folks at Cascade Moving helped us with an in town move and moved some things to northern…read moreCalifornia for my brother. In all instances they were easy to communicate with and very reliable and solid workers. They even finished our in town move quicker than we expected. Highly recommend them. We will definitely use them for any future moving needs.

    Amended: I've now included Ben's original post, which he…read moretook down after I provided proof he had lied. Because I left a review of my experience as a customer, (which is the prerogative of any customer), Ben is now slandering me and threatening me legally and financially. This is retaliatory and unprofessional. I've attached a photo substantiating that Ben is either confused or intentionally lying: He claims I posted my review and then e-mailed him demanding money. I did no such thing. I finally got the courage to stand up for myself despite numerous threats of legal action if I did so from Ben, (it's taken me a year to address this due to his threats and how unsafe he has made me feel). I hoped I wouldn't hear from Ben. Almost immediately Ben e -mailed me demanding payment and threatening me again. That e-mail is now included for reference. This serves as proof that Ben's statement below is completely untrue, (as is everything he has written here and elsewhere). My last e-mail is dated 7/2025. I was not, and have not been treated with respect or kindness since the moment I advocated for myself in the face of unfair, exploitive, & harmful treatment. Today I was notified of a response on this post. Ben, the Owner & Operator of this business, is continuing to threaten me for advocating for myself and a fair resolution and has escalated this matter repeatedly. Every single piece of information he shared below is a lie, as well as libel and slander. Ben's response truly speaks for itself, as this is how he treats his customers. I will simply let the law protect me here, as it will. Cascade Moving & Logistics is responsible for the most difficult, upsetting move I've ever had: They left the job undone both at the original location, new location, and storage units where the move was to be completed. After I disclosed multiple disabilities, they discriminated against me, refusing to make standard ADA communication accomodations such as speaking by phone. They broke an item valued at $1,200, refusing to credit it, and they cost me my deposit due to all of this, as they did not have the move completed in the agreed upon timeframe. The fallout from the toll of this move was a harrowing loss emotionally, physically, mentally, and financially, (totaling a loss of more than $6,000 in total). The worst part of the whole experience was the rampant gaslighting and predatory behavior: They repeatedly lied both verbally and in writing about these occurrences to save face and to avoid having to reimburse me. Lastly, they are just unkind, disreputable, and dishonest. I discourage anyone from working with or hiring this company, and this applies especially to alter-abled members of the community. I don't want them to hurt anyone else this way! They even went so far as to threaten me legally so I wouldn't leave a review. I hope they do better in the future.

    Cascades Raptor Center - Swainson's Hawk

    Cascades Raptor Center

    (122 reviews)

    I really try hard to make sure that all of my reviews are fair and balanced. The main reason that I…read morewrite on Yelp is to try and help other people. Normally I would take off stars when things merit that, but because my overall experience here was so good and the joy I felt definitely seems to outweigh all the negatives, I just can't give the Cascades Raptor Center aything less than five stars. Let me go through the negatives with you first though because there are a few: Parking can be ... an adventure . The center sits at the top of the hill with a very small steep road leading up to a tiny parking lot. As many of the other reviews have noted, if you have anything larger than a midsized vehicle, I would not recommend attempting to use their parking lot. We tried originally and realized immediately that was a mistake, then turned around and parked at the trailhead across the street. We had to walk across a busy street and make it up that steep steep hill. I'm not going to lie, I was dying by the time I reached the entrance . But to be fair, I think most people are in better shape than I am :) so hopefully you'll be fine. They also have a very strict no dogs rule which I completely understand based on the venue. However, that means you cannot have even the smallest dog in the car or anywhere on the premises. Even the sight or sound of a dog can be stressful for the birds. So it totally makes sense to me that they're putting the animals first, but as someone who travels with her dog, it's important for you to know before coming . Lastly, I think the price is absolutely worth it. We paid $32 for two adults and I feel I got my money's worth but cost is important to a lot of people so I do feel the need to mention it. Having got all that out of the way, we had an amazing time here! We spent around an hour here at closing time and honestly I could have stayed a lot longer. Staff were very sweet and said that we could keep wandering around even after close if we wanted to because it takes them a while to get everything shut down and many of them are volunteers. There is no way I would have done that because I value people's time, but it is sweet of them to offer and they really seem to love and care for these animals deeply. I enjoyed speaking to many of them and they were all kind and informative. One of the things I appreciated most was learning about each resident and why they are there. These animals aren't on display for entertainment. They are ambassadors helping people understand and appreciate birds of prey. This organization rehabilities injured raprors, cares for many birds that to cannot be in the wild any longer and help utilize themto educate the public. The absolute sweetheart of my visit was Lethe, a turkey vulture who casually walked right up to us like we were old friends. I never expected one of my favorite interactions to be with a turkey vulture, but he absolutely stole my heart. Hans, the Eurasian eagle owl, was breathtaking. His enormous orange eyes were mesmerizing and I could have stood there watching him for hours. He is a stunning bird and to see him up close was incredible. I was also very excited to see Francis the magpie. My husband loves owls and that is why we came here, but magpies are my favorite birds so imagine my surprise when I saw her. Francis is actually not a raptor, she's a corvid, but she is a rescue and as the centers only non-rafter resident ,they also use her as an education ambassador. It was a challenge to try and get any good photos of any of the birds so although I'm attaching photos as always, you should understand that they don't do justice to actually being there. Because it was hard to get good photos and because of all of the other challenges that I have listed, if I was reviewing the raptor center completely objectively, I would probably give it three stars, maybee less honestly, but there is an element of community and learning and magic and hope and beauty here that just cannot be boiled down to an unequivocal rating. I would come here again every time, and all the time, and I highly recommend this stop if you're in the area and at all interested in birds or any kind of animal rescue and rehabilitation. .

    My wife and I stopped by during the Eugene Marathon weekend. Being over 30, we understand that…read morebirds are cool. There were 31 birds with their own exhibits. Admission was $16/person, but well worth it for the experience. There are informative displays about each species and also each individual bird.

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