I went here before and exactly as i suspected! My love for big cats are a passion of mine forever!…read moreAnd its just what i got! Cats!

An excellent big cat rescue and wildlife preservation center, with tours by informative and…read morefriendly staff! Reasonable admission price and a fun experience for all-ages. You can tell that the animals are well-cared for and happy.

They have a variety of things. Never now what you'll find in the back room. It does need a good…read morecleaning.

Huge store, lots of housewares, dishes, clothing and furniture. Prices are very good, and they have…read morea rewards program.

I was doing a project here the past year, and got to really know the place. I'm fortunate that I…read morehave a family history here, my family resettled to Tampa in 1896. That made me delve deeper into the place than I might have otherwise. There is a store in nearby Wellborn that was my family dry goods establishment, and the structure is still there. That said, this is a short day trip to see what is there, or if you are passing by on I-10, skip the generica at the interstate junction and ride 2 miles south into town. Check out the gorgeous Suwanee County Courthouse, the newly renovated Old City Hall and the Dowling Mansion, which houses a great southern style restaurant (Grace Manor - reviewed here as well). There is a historic museum in the old train depot next to the Old City Hall and they are happy to answer questions about the town. There is a lovely Post Office and a Methodist church that face each other on the Southern downtown gateway. There is a funky mid century BofA with this crazy sky walk way from the main building to the drive-thrus. A neat little city for the architecturally and historically minded. The downtown is just starting a long term revitalization program (the reason I was involved as a student this past year). You can see some renovations have taken place, and some are in progress. Be aware that this is a dry county, and so you can order a beer in 3 places that I counted, but forget a cocktail or a glass of wine. All in all, a nice slice of what Florida used to be when I was a kid.

Amazing stuff , proceeds go to HOSPICE. People are nice , kind. Best place to donate also .read more

Vanessa and the team are well organized, run a clean ,happy atmosphere where I can spend the day…read morepicking out those much needed items or spend an hour to pick up that one of a kind item. Cedar chest, toy box, rocking chair, Christmas tree and ornaments, beautiful cashmere coat, leather boots $20,00 bucks...go visit the team and ask what the daily discounts are!!!! It's all for a good cause too. They take donations @ a bag or a truck. Call them.

I volunteered and was given the cold shoulder, went into work and was told to come back in 45…read moreminutes, never went back.

People were super nice and helpful, they listen to the kind of dog we wanted and helped us while…read morebeing super honest. The only downside is that the dog wasn't house trained at all. But that alright because she's getting better. They Also it wasn't to expensive

Linda has devoted her Life to the Rescue and Welfare of abandoned and abused animals in southeast…read moreGA. She only adopts out pets to people that meet high standards and will provide the precious animal a good loving "Furever" home where it will thrive and live a long, healthy, happy Life.

This is a clean, well-lit store with a mix of clothing, art, housewares, etc. The building is…read morelarge so it's a bit deceiving that the interior is quite a bit smaller. The clothes seemed pretty well-used. Prices were average.

Not quite sure how to review this. Came across this location yesterday on Facebook. I messaged the…read moreperson posting in Facebook MarketPlace asking about location and if there was actual store. He messaged me back within minutes. Yes we have a store front and we are located behind Red Lobster. I didn't make it by there that day. 2 days later I pulled up at about 5:20, they are open until 6 so I figured it wouldn't be a problem (I just wanted some pics for Yelp!). As I was walking out someone walked up to the door and locked it! I look at my watch, in the morning at you do so the other person knows you're questioning the time. It was 20 to 6 and she just shook her head at me. I'm sorry but I have 15 years in retail management and I don't care if it's CVS, Aeropostale, the gas station or the thrift shop, you don't early. I get that some days are slow and having staff there is eating up your profits so change the store hours and make sure you inform social media sites, the business website, etc. people plan on these things even when they've on got 20 mins. I'll come back with an open mind later this week. And it'll prob be 10 mins before closing just to see if they close early again.