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| - When I first walked into this store a few months ago, I was overpowered by the musty smell of objects that time forgot. On my most recent trip here, however, it seems that they've tried to improve on that "thrift store" odor and the store now smells a bit medicinal, which I'll gladly take over what it used to smell like!
In general, there's a smallish selection of electronics here, mostly comprised of old tube-style TVs. There's also a limited selection of furniture. The most items you'll find here are clothes, glassware, and entertainment (e.g., videos and books). The selection and organization of the clothing aisles isn't as nice as Goodwill's, which makes it less enticing to browse for any deals.
Since it's owned by the Humane Society, the unique feature of this thrift store is that there is a smallish selection of pet foods and supplies such as bags, carriers, and bowls, in the front corner. When we went they had items such as a large bag of Bil-Jac dog kibble, some canned cat foods, quite a few doggie carrying bags, food/water bowls, and some bird seed and treats.
While this won't be a store I'd regularly shop for deals in, I do like supporting animal welfare causes, so I would definitely make item donations here.
P.S. They are pet friendly so you can thrift store shop with your dog, cat, small turtle, etc. :)
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