Humane Society Thrift Shop

I came in here after going to the Value Village in the same shopping center just to see what they had to offer. It’s a very small store and a bit random as are most thrift stores. It was a little too random and disorganized for my taste and there weren’t a lot of men’s clothes which I find slightly irritating as if men don’t shop at thrift stores. There are hardly any shoes as well when I went. There were a lot of things for crafting and women’s clothes. No furniture or large items as the store is super small and not even wide enough to have like a shopping cart or anything.
I did spend some time near the kitty they had up for adoption and she was very playful and cute. I think that is cool that you can adopt right on site, although they only have one animal at a time so you don’t really get a chance to «shop around» or sit with the animal to make sure it’s a good fit. As soon as I saw the cat as I entered the store, I thought it was going to smell like an old cat lady’s house but it actually is quite clean in there.
I give them applauds for the service they provide to the community and placing animals with viable pet parents.

In the realm of thrift shops the Humane Society Thrift Shop ranks among the top percentile. Their diverse inventory is well-​organized. The items are clean. The store is clean. The items are prices to move. The strip mall location has ample free parking. It’s evident there’s a lot of pride in the management of this store and that’s a big reason I feel good about shopping there. They also adopt kitties but I don’t have any info about that.

Was able to find a Mexican dress, some funky rimmed glasses, and a unique kitchen tool for my daughter to use for playdough. Small selection of games and toys. Has a section of books for homeschooling.