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    Spay Neuter Network

    Spay Neuter Network

    (5 reviews)

    If you are looking to spay your cat or dog, definitely give Spay Neuter Network a call!…read more My family and I had been wanting to spay our dog for some time, but the cost of it was something that was definitely keep us from actually doing it. Our veterinarian had originally quote us almost $1,000 just for the spay, which seemed a little over the top for such a common procedure. I went online and found Spay Neuter Network which is a nonprofit that provides affordable spay/neuter services for dogs and cats. Making the appointment online was super easy and I originally only had to pay $20 to secure my dog's appointment. On the day of the appointment my husband dropped him off at 7am and by 3:00pm he was ready to go home. At the end, we did end up paying about $100 more for some additional vaccinations that our dog needed prior to the procedure. It's been a week since the surgery and my dog is feeling great and we haven't had any issues. I am so happy to have found Spay Neuter Network and will definitely recommend to all my friends and family!

    I requested information on my female cat surgery costs. front desk mentioned some zipcodes do free…read moresurgery. well my zipcode didnt qualify so she said it was $65 dollars. well that $65 dollars turned into $137 dollars. stop cheating people and calling yourself "Affordable " Making people make lines outside before its open . clinic opens at 7am . i got there at 6:43 am and there was already 14 people in front of me waiting in cold with dogs and cats barking and howling with no control . its ridiculous when people do this for a clinic that charges the same prices as a regular clinic that has more operating hours and better facilities. Next time i know not to come here. if im paying over 100 dollars i rather go to a nice clinic not this one . front desk is rude as well and dont even try and call because they will leave u on hold for hrs .

    The Alamo - Alamo chapel entrance.

    The Alamo

    (1.5k reviews)

    Downtown

    You know, I had heard about the Alamo ever since I was a kid, heard about it in history class and…read morein different TV shows, but you never really get to know something until you get to see it in person. I had a few hours to kill in San Antonio and thought this is definitely something on my bucket list. Beforewarned, choose your parking well. I went to the main parking lot as it was the closest, and had no idea. I was going to spend $36 to park for 2 hours. Take my advice, a little farther away is a $5 parking lot, save the money and buy yourself a t-shirt at the gift shop. That being said, with a senior discount, it only cost me $13 to get in and see the Alamo and the museum, and is totally worth it. Buff this is definitely a place for you. They have done a great job of preserving and restoring these grounds. Walking through the Alamo was a step back in time. Even though the battle itself only lasted 90 minutes, you totally get the feeling that that was the most intense 90 minutes of some people's lives. There are many plaques honoring the different people who lost their lives in this battle, as well as people that history had forgotten about.. sort of like the tomb of the unknown soldier. Over in the Alamo exhibit, are artifacts from people's personal collections. Now granted, I had no idea that Phil Collins. The musician was a big fan of the Alamo. But a lot of his personal items were on display. Super cool that he would donate his entire collection to the Alamo preservation society. I'm not going to lie, one of the main reasons that I wanted to come to the Alamo was to see Pee-Wee Herman's bike from Pee-Wee's Big adventure. You know, when he goes to Texas because a Fortune tiller told him his bike was in the basement of the Alamo? Well the bike is at the Alamo, but not in the basement because they don't have one. But there it was on full display. That alone was worth the $13 to get in. The two buildings are really great to go through, but there's more to see on the grounds, such as a live history encampment where guys dressed in the garb of today we're showing off muskets that could have been used during the war, as well as people showing gunpowder pistols. It was a really cool step back in time and is definitely worth the $13 to get in. Bottom line? Getting to view history is an amazing thing, if you are ever in the San Antonio area and have a couple hours to spend, I highly recommend going and checking out the Alamo.

    I am a such a history buff, and this place didn't disappoint. I loved how well they preserved the…read moreintegrity of the structures and told the story of the Alamo. We opted for the self-guided tour. My sons hunted for the markers actively and couldn't wait to hear the story. The tickets are well underpriced for the value. I highly recommend you go in the fall or winter. You need at least 4 hours to enjoy the entire grounds, but the summer heat took the wind out of sails after about 2.5 hours. Overall, I want to go back and experience it again. It was phenomenal.

    Habitat Home Center - They have new sofas and rugs

    Habitat Home Center

    (20 reviews)

    $$

    Southtown, Downtown

    They have some incredible deals going today. I was just looking for paint and walked out with some…read moreplants. This store has a great selection for the DIY's from paint, lumber, and tools. I would say come in take a look and walk out with something for your home or next project. You will also be help out such a cool nonprofit. Did you know Habitat sells homes too? I walked into there office lobby next door to the store and picked up an application for my brother.

    This place is hard to rate. They have a couple of outlets - one on S Probandt, and one on Walzam…read moreRd. Probandt is an old warehouse and the goods are presented in a commensurate fashion, making it kind of a dump to go to. BUT it is very large and they have a lot of items. The Walzam Rd location is smaller, more store-like and a lot cleaner. Selection is similar but my impression is of smaller quantities and more limited selection. They both carry a wide range of construction and household materials, whether reclaimed from remodels or demolitions, or closeouts, seconds and scratch-and-dent. They also have a lot of paints, much of which is "evolve", a brand that keeps excess project or returned paint from being senselessly dumped in landfills. Prices are better than the building materials stores, but you still need to know what a good price is, as some of the smaller household goods can be found for less elsewhere (mainly online). But bargains are to be found if you don't mind spending time browsing. I suggest coming prepared with a complete list of what you might need, so you come away with what you really want at a price that suits you. All of that said, remember that this is a thrift store for Habitat for Humanity, a very good organization that makes affordable housing available for low income people. So anything you buy supports a great cause. I would have rated this 3-stars, but the nature of what their main focus is caused me to make it 4-stars since the dollars you spend here contributes to helping people in need.

    SA Youth - nonprofit - Updated September 2026

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