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“Walked through the Garden with another elderly lady. A beautiful natural setting with paths that are easy to walk on. We will go back when more shrubs and flowers are in bloom.”
“I have a very positive experience with the PCA, Kind assistants, soft spoken women.Helpful and understanding the difficulty one is going through.Thank you so much for all your help.”
“Today is Saturday evening
April 20,2024
We’re the crowd at I am coming out
to see the old school crowd I think I will fit right into”
“Beautiful large farm & barn, part of DeKalb County Parks & Recreation system, with Atlanta Audubon (removing invasive species & planting native ones), Little Creek Horse Park Foundation (supporting entire site; membership & volunteer opportunities!), Stride Ahead Equine Facilitated Therapy & Learning (varied, flexible, & fun volunteer opportunities!!), Atlanta Riding Academy (lessons in hunt seat & jumping), Mark's Riding School (lessons in general equitation & dressage), and Saturday morning meetings of "Pony Crew" club for kids -- all operating at a high level of quality & concientiousness. Strong barn director, assistant director, & staff adhere to best practices for the safety & health of the horses (& safety of the humans, too). Privately owned and school horses are boarded here. Multiple pastures, mostly Bermudagrass (& I think some crabgrass). Hay, feeds, balancers, & supplements, plus winter blanketing, provided to horses according to owners' instructions (& horses' needs). Nice outdoor arena with lots of jump and cavaletti equipment. Well-maintained, large, indoor arena (I think traditional dressage arena size) with soft combination footing. I've ridden horses off and on all my life & am in graduate school in equine science. I took dressage lessons here for 3+ years 30 years ago, resumed 2 years ago, and find it super therapeutic. I also enjoy volunteering for Stride Ahead. The best way to get information is to visit, park your car inside the motion-operated gate, walk to the far barn entrance, and look for a staff member to show you in what area of the barn each organization operates. Go to that area and get phone numbers from posters on the walls. Do NOT feed, give treats to, or touch any horses when you visit because what you think a horse might like could make him or her very sick, plus you never know which horses like to "nip at" or bite your fingers. But DO visit and look at the website! ”
“Excellent execution of social distancing guidelines and contactless drop off. Popped the trunk. Goods were retrieved. Receipt left in trunk per my request. Nice!”
“Wow!! Very impressed with all the help I received from Mrs. Kathy!!! She is such a sweet lady. She helped me find the uniform pants I was looking for!! Her kindness ? really means a lot!! I will definitely return.. #mrskathy”
“I have been involved with DCM for nearly 30 years! They do so many wonderful things to prevent homelessness and for people who are experiencing homelessness in DeKalb County. They operate the only family shelter in Dekalb where families can stay together. I can't say enough good things about them.”
“Volunteering at Our House was an overall great experience! It feels great to make a difference in the community. I've met a lot of great people staff and volunteers alike who are passionate about helping.”
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“PAWS - a no kill animal shelter - has a kind and caring staff that works hard to connect you with the dog that best fits your life. As long as you can be patient they will help you foster or adopt the best animal for you.”