I lost my cats, so I adopted a 5 year old from YHS. They was so backed up that I took home…read more"Tootsie" unsprayed. Took months to get an appointment. But she got pregnant and had a litter of 6. 5 tortoiseshell and one Ginger.

Don't get me wrong, I am grateful for the services the humane society of yuma offers, but I think…read morethey are so unfortunately drowned and blindsided by the horrid state of unclaimed animals that they forget there are people out there who do love their animals. People who want to be there for their animals in their most vulnerable moments. I am writing this review on behalf of my mother, who took our beloved family cat to the humane society to be put to rest for their low cost services. We appreciate the humane society for offering these services, however we were appalled when she was told she could not hold our cat as he was put the sleep. Vets across the world all say the same thing, that euthanasia can be scary for your pet, and how devastating it is when pet parents don't want to be with their animal when they pass. The final thing they see and feel, is being in your arms or presence. The humane society of yuma does not care that the last thing your pet sees is a team of strangers giving them their lethal injection. They do not care for the owners who step up and want to hold their beloved pet for their final moments. It is their policy to not allow you to truly say goodbye. However, years ago, they had no problem forcing me into their surgical room to retrieve my non-aggressive but shy dog from a kennel, WHILE ACTIVELY PERFORMING STERILIZATION ON ANOTHER ANIMAL. But that's policy, right??? I hope that they improve this policy and if they are going to offer these low cost services, maybe have some compassion for those who do care for and love their pets. Side note that it ended up costing the same as if we had taken our cat to the actual vet, as they charged an additional $35 just to shove his post mortem paw in some clay for a keepsake. Should have just gone to the vet so he could be held for his final moments with multiple included keepsakes instead. Hindsight is 20/20.

This yard sale is huge! The volunteers who set this all up are Superheroes! Everything is organized…read moreand categorized. I love how all of the same things are together so you can go right to what you are interested in. They had a guy side with stuff my husband loves and there was the women's side with all I love. I look forward to this every year. Thanks for all you do Helping Hands Volunteers. You Rock!

The second day of the Yard Sale; a whole bunch of little(?) hidden treasures to find AND after 1pm…read moretoday its $1 a (grocery) bag. You can't be that with a stick! With free entry to the sale and 1/2 off everything, it's worth checking out! They just put out ALL furniture and lamps for a dollar each...sweet!

Easy to donate and clothing is free to foster children. I'm also able to donate to the thrift shop…read morealso!

A thrift store we've never ventured into…read more They have some decent items on sale, but the kicker is the half store of goods available for foster families. Finally, another store where I can see directly donated goods will go to a worthy cause. The volunteer program looks worth looking into, as well. Consider giving them a look!

I have been hiring day laborers from Crossroads for a few years. Great people trying to get their…read morelife's back on track. Never had a problem until day. Slimy con-artist stealing my pain meds, fighting with the other worker, and just a thug. Reported to case manager, who had an uncaring attitude. Management needs to take a step back and revalue and think of the public.

Came here to donate two Christmas trees; left with the knowledge the back storage area is no longer…read moreopen for the public to browse and buy. Someone must've abused the privilege, too bad. We bought many a good deal back there, in the past. The store's still worthy of a thrift store crawl, though.

Helping Hands is a volunteer organization that will help anyone (over age 60) in need regardless of…read moreincome (you do not have to be poor). You must register with them first, and then you should expect to give them 2 or 3 days notice to send someone to help you. I used their services once -- I was ill, and I care for my elderly mother, and I was not able to do the food shopping. We were running out of some basic food items. They sent out a very nice lady who went to the supermarket for me. If you need help -- if you are actually running out of food -- do not wait until you are desperate. Anticipate your needs and call in advance. I gave them 5 stars because they helped me through a difficult time and I am very appreciative.

Impossible to reach. Wanted to donate and couldn't even…read morefigure out where or how. Are they still in business?

Amber works so hard to help all 4 legged animals. She is so…read morepro active and helps people with spay-neuters. So many years she has given selflessly to nurture and comfort cats and dogs. Everyone that knows her is amazed at her commitment to helping the most vulnerable animals. She is a true angel to her community.

My husband and I financially support the crossroads mission as they do good work there. I have…read moreknown folks who go there and receive help. It is not easy to get through a difficult time in one's life without the help of others and if you don't have people you can count on, then you might need to get help elsewhere. Luckily, crossroads mission is able to lend a hand to those who need it. Thanks to the hands and feet of those at the crossroads mission the folks who go here can get some help.

I have been hiring day laborers from Crossroads for a few years. Great people trying to get their…read morelife's back on track. Never had a problem until day. Slimy con-artist stealing my pain meds, fighting with the other worker, and just a thug. Reported to case manager, who had an uncaring attitude. Management needs to take a step back and revalue and think of the public.

Tonight, I took my 10-year-old to the Critters and Campfires event; basically, with a small…read moredonation, people sitting around a decent-sized campfire, making s'mores, listening to music and hanging out under the stars in a farm setting. Saddles of Joy's under new management and they're trying new things...which is good because the last person in charge (who recently retired) had terrible customer service. I get it, maybe they were just wiped out, but still...! Anyway, tonight was pretty nice. We brought our own blankets and chairs along with hot cocoa (coffee for me) and just chilled out. They're thinking of doing it like this once a month...I'm all for it. Recommended!

I go here and volunteer sometimes and so far I like they have a lot of animals like pigs and…read moredonkeys I think I saw a small pony as well overall is a fun place to be if you wanna help out or get volunteer hours

Fineline Printing 928 is absolutely amazing. They have everything you need for promotional or…read morepersonal swag. We use them for marketing but they do so much more.

Friendly, personable service. We needed a One-Off custom shirt for Great Grammie. They came up with…read morea few design choices and got it done the same day. Great Grammie loves the shirt and we are so happy we found Dundee and Fineline Printing.