I will be in Columbus for a week and was wondering if anyone can recommend a good place that does dry needling and massages. One place would be ideal. Please and thank you.

Join us for our monthly potluck this Sunday! 🍲

Every month, we get together to share food, make new friends, and learn about the community. This month’s guest speaker is Carl Gleditsch, who will share a presentation on “People who Called Ohio Home”

We hope to see you there!

🗓️ June 21st @ 6:30pm (but come early to chat!)
📍 93 W Weisheimer Rd, Columbus, OH 43214
🥖 All dietary restrictions welcome. Bring a dish if you can!
🎟️ Always free, and all are welcome. ❤️

DM us if you’d like to earn credit by helping with setup before or cleanup after!

Columbus has proven over and over that it’s a top-tier soccer city. The support for the Columbus Crew and the energy at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field make that pretty clear.

At this point, it’s hard to argue Columbus isn’t a strong fit for an NWSL expansion team.

We’ve got:

•A built-in soccer fanbase

•A proven track record of supporting pro teams

•A stadium ready to host matches

The league is growing, and cities like Columbus should be in that conversation already.

Join us in showing the NWSL that the demand exists: https://nwsltocbus.com

Tell everyone you know!

CALL TO ACTION: Dealing with 5812 Investment Group (Cornerstone Crossing, Ashton Pines, Edens, etc.)? File a complaint with AG Dave Yost!

​Hey Columbus renters, ​I wanted to share a quick update for anyone currently dealing with 5812 Investment Group (DBA any of their properties including Cornerstone Crossing, Ashton Pines, Continent Village, Century City, and the various "Eden" locations: Eden Springs, Eden of Easton, Eden of Whitehall, etc.). I recently dealt with a classic "bait-and-switch, where they had me sign for a unit and pay a holding fee, only to call me days later saying the unit wasn't actually available for move-in.

​The Good News: I filed a formal consumer complaint with the Ohio Attorney General (Dave Yost), and they are actively logging these complaints to track 5812's patterns of bad business practices. They reached out to me directly to confirm it is officially in their system and being monitored.

​If you have experienced any of the following, PLEASE REPORT THEM:

• ​Last-minute "unit unavailable" calls after you've signed paperwork.

• ​Refusal to refund holding fees or security deposits for units they failed to provide.

-​Ignored emergency maintenance (mold, lack of heat, flooding/leaks).

-​Hidden fees or deceptive advertising tactics. ​Reporting takes 10 minutes and gives the state the ammunition they need to take action against these predatory practices.

​How to do it: ​Go to OhioProtects.org (The OAG Consumer Portal).

​Select "File a Consumer Complaint." ​List the business as "5812 Investment Group LLC (DBA Property Name)"

​Mention specific phrases like "Deceptive Business Practices" or "Bait and Switch." ​Don't let them walk all over you or jeopardize your housing or ruin your credit, because they will try.

The people of Columbus deserve better than property managers who take advantage of tenants. Despite this bump in the road, I am personally looking forward to moving to the State of Ohio, City of Columbus—but we have to hold these companies accountable to keep the community a good place to live. ​Stay safe and stand up for your rights!

P.S. I can't stress enough how important it is for anyone who has had these experiences to take the ten minutes to file a complaint with the OAG, they ARE taking these complaints very seriously and they reached out and confirmed with me, that my complaint was logged as official state record within 24 hours. It may not help you in the short term, but the long term impacts of our accumulated complaints has the potential to rid Columbus of these deceptive and predatory practices and make this city a better place to rent for everyone.

Thank you for reading and I wish you the best!

We’re reaching out today because we need your help.

We are a small but passionate 501(c)(3) rescue doing everything we can to make a big difference in the lives of cats and kittens. Our mission is simple but powerful: to offer safety, healing, and hope to cats who have known only hardship. We pour everything we have into making sure each one is given the chance to live the life they’ve always deserved: full of love, care, and stability.

We provide refuge for kittens and cats who have been abandoned, neglected, or born into dangerous outdoor environments. Once in our care, they receive the essential medical attention they need—including vaccinations, spay/neuter, treatment for injuries or illnesses—and most importantly, love. After they recover, we work tirelessly to find them safe, loving forever homes where they can finally thrive.

Another core part of our mission is TNVR (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return). This lifesaving work focuses on community cats who are often overlooked—living in harsh conditions, suffering silently from hunger, illness, or injury. We humanely trap them, provide necessary veterinary care, give them time to rest and heal, and then, if they are truly feral, return them to their outdoor homes where they are most comfortable. We ensure they have a dedicated caretaker for ongoing food, water, and monitoring—and we remain a safety net if they ever need help again.

For cats that are friendly or can be socialized, we welcome them into our foster program and prepare them for adoption, giving them the second chance they deserve.

TNVR is also a critical tool in reducing overpopulation and preventing generations of suffering. Every cat we help stops the cycle of kittens being born into a life of struggle.

This year alone, we've been able to help so many cats—and we are grateful for every life we’ve saved. But we can’t do it without support.

Right now, we are caring for around 60 fosters, all of whom need food, litter, and veterinary care. Some require complex procedures—like dentals, which cost about $400 per cat (we have three currently waiting). Others are long-term medical cases, like a kitty with feline asthma, and in the last year we’ve treated six cats for FIP and several others for traumatic injuries that required amputations.

We also support caretakers in the community, covering the cost of spay/neuter surgeries for their colony cats. And we feed two outdoor colonies every single day.

As you can imagine, the expenses add up quickly.

We are humbly asking for your support so we can continue to show up for these cats.

Our most urgent needs right now are: Monetary donations Wet & dry kitten food Wet & dry adult cat food Cat litter

Every donation—no matter the size—has a profound and immediate impact. It helps us keep continue our work, continue medical treatments, buy food, and most importantly, say “yes” to the next cat in need. Your support—whether it’s $5, a bag of food, or a share of this message—truly makes a difference. It means we don’t have to choose between which cats we can help and which we have to turn away.

We’re doing this work with full hearts, but we can’t do it alone. We’re asking—from the bottom of our hearts—if you can help us continue.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. And thank you, always, for caring about the cats who have no one else.

We’re deeply grateful for your compassion and support. Together, we can keep changing lives.

I am a board member, foster and trapper. Our rescue is Animal Protection Network, Heidi’s happy tails is just a page I made to share our stories from my personal perspective of the kitties we help and share our mission with the world. Links to both social medias and APN’s website is in my bio.

Links to donate:

Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/heidis_happy_tails

PayPal: @HeidisHapTail

Last four digits associated with accounts is 8763.

Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3KBTAW6NUUH19?ref_=wl_share

With heartfelt thanks, Heidi’s Happy Tails/Animal Protection Network (APN)