I found this rescue though one of my scouts. We were camping one weekend and found two tiny kittens…read morethat, of course, came home with me. I contacted Dana, she helped get me though the night with how to feed and take care of the babies until I could get them to her and her baby expert the next day! They were quickly adopted by their foster. Seeing all of the stores on their page helped me get my scouts involved with the rescue and helping out. I also fostered a cat who had a traumatic injury, was on the list to die at animal control until Dana and her crew saved him, fixed his broken jaw and gave him a chance!! He is now fat, healthy and happy!! The reviews about this rescue could not be more wrong! I have seen these volunteers drive hundreds of miles to saves cats from euthinazia, seen them spend their own money for food and supplied and vet bills and work 7 days a week 12 &13 hour days. Cats get sick but they are quickly quarantened and treated! Visit for yourself before taking the review by either disgruntled volunteers or those who you can't do anything to make them happy!

I found a 4 week old kitten in a dumpster one night. She had fleas and pneumonia and was only 11oz…read more I was pretty sure she wouldn't make it a month as she would rattle and wheeze. She was too young to eat solid food and extremely fragile. I took her to this organization and it took a month of round the clock care before she was healthy enough for me to adopt her. I'm amazed that my baby survived and grew into a 7 lb tortoiseshell terror. I am so thankful for Half The Way Home's help.

This is about the Goodwill Store on Hwy 92, Woodstock, GA:…read moreOn Monday, January 26th 2026, I went to this Goodwill, intending to purchase warm coats, jackets, and sweaters (taking advantage of their Monday's .99 items), to take to the homeless because it was supposed to be in the teens that night. While I was their, I purchased a play kitchen for my grandson and came upon a cool, black sequined formal dress that looked very fun! I do not go places where this would be appropriate and the item had no price tag but I thought it would be fun to try it on. It was my size. The checkout woman is known to me and I asked the price. She looked at it and gave me a price, noting that it was a formal. Since Goodwill allows returns, I purchased it, along with over 40 items to take to the shelters, and my play kitchen (which I would have to come back for, after dropping off the items for the shelters). Today, I came back with a few returns from another day and the dress. The acting manager refused to take the dress back because the person who rang me up had not put a tag on the dress. The manager knew who had sold it to me and also knew I had purchased the dress the day before. She had a terrible attitude. It was just a day ago, I told the manager the name and description of the girl who had sold the dress to me and she just said "The return policy is on the receipt". The policy iis that the tag must remain on an item in order to return it. My item was not given a tag, which was not of my doing. She seemed to enjoy refusing to refund my purchase. In the meantime, another customer came to the counter and asked to speak to the manager. The manager moved away to speak with that customer. The cashier who was helping me told me that the dress should not have been sold to me and I agree. It the other person had said that it could not be returned, I would not have purchased the dress. I do not know what the manager's interaction with the customer was but the customer left, obviously unhappy. That acting manager (Lawra Mills) gleefully and sarcastically yelled after that customer as she was leaving the store, "Thank you! Have a good night!" and then turned to the cashier who helping me "These entitled people!" The manager is named "Lawra" Mills and I had never seen her at that store before. I have shopped at that Goodwill for years. The male manager has always been friendly and always smiles. He has a "can do" attitude. Ms. Mills quite obviously feels contempt for her customers and seems to enjoy being incredibly rude. I enjoy going to Revive and Restore (thrift stores in the same shopping center) but I will think twice before returning to that Goodwill Store. If Lawra Mills the new manager, that will make the decision for me. The Woodstock Goodwill on Bells Ferry Road, in Woodstock, is much better, friendlier, and cleaner.

Goodwill is always a good destination when you're going thrifting. With almost everything being…read morebelow six dollars it's pretty affordable. I went recently with a friend and I was able to find lots of good pieces that will give me lots of smiles and to know I got a huge bag for only $40 is all the evidence I need to keep coming back here.

Mark the man who runs the adoption clinic was very rude. We gave him a call before showing up to…read morethe PetSmart 30 minutes away from us to get information about the kittens that were available. He was polite over the phone but once we got to the store he was very rude. The girl that worked for the organization that helped us was very kind, she expressed that she was unaware of the procedures, but would do her best and call him. I could hear him aggressively speaking to her through the phone. The phone was not on speaker and he was loud enough for me to still hear. Any person who thinks it's okay to speak to employees/volunteers in that manner is not someone I want to do business with. He also failed to mention key points of the adoption process over the phone knowing that we were driving out of the way to get there. The individual employees in store were fantastic, but I would not be looking for animals with him again. I instead recommend Cherokee animal shelter in canton off Univiter, we have adopted both of our cats from there and they have always been incredible and warm. For cats over the age of 6months the adoption is free, but you can provide donations to keep them going.They are a place that you know just want to provide loving homes, you can feel it in the atmosphere that every person working there loves their job and animals.

I went by this week to arrange a pick up of some larger furniture that I wanted to donate for such…read morea great cause! While I was there I ended up not only getting the donation set up but also bought a few items. And remember everything they sell is for a fantastic cause and they appreciate all our help so they can help the unfortunate animals around Cherokee County. Their current location on 92 is imho much nicer than where they were located on Bells Ferry and they have a nice variety of items for sale at extremely generous prices.

It carries such nice items. The profits go to an amazing charity. I've been a few times and come…read morehome with fantastic things!

I found this cute little consignment/ thrift shop while running an errand in the area. It's in a…read moreside strip shopping center off of Molly Lane and Highway 92. It's in the same strip as Book Browser https://www.yelp.com/biz/book-browser-woodstock?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)ser The place is filled with lots of gently used clothing for the whole family. There have a pretty nice section of not only clothing for kids and infants but also cribs, high chairs, car seats, etc. Some of the items doesn't look like it's been used at all...They also have lots cute tchotchkes for the home and the spare bedroom. Their prices are pretty competitive and reasonable. Most of the babies to kids clothes were only $2-$3 bucks and the adults range from $4-$15 depending on the items. They also have a program where you can donate items and get up to 10% off your total purchase. So start digging through the closet now and pull out all the stuff that you don't wear, can't fit in or never wore but you don't want to give it up because you paid a lot of money for it....and bring it on down here...and while you're here...pick up a few diddies to refill the closet space that you just freed up...

"Great experience with Paw Project of Georgia! Everyone was very kind, professional, and caring…read more They truly care about the animals and take the time to help pet owners feel comfortable too. I'm very grateful for their help and highly recommend them!"

This Business is wonderful and priced well. It only has actual veterinarians at certain hours, so…read moreit is not an emergency clinic. They are so dedicated to saving animals and getting animals adopted, they will do flips for any animal that needs help. Paw Project is so connected to our community. You can know your donation is being put to good use. I just love the place. I got my last recue from their program.

Love this place and the volunteers who helped. Great cause and great value. It is easy to donate as…read morewell as shop.

It's a thrift store, so don't expect Target or Walmart services. That said, as thrift stores go,…read morethis one is pretty good. Lots of selections of items; everything from furniture to pet supplies to clothes to movies. The items are in good shape, too. Charity-oriented businesses can have lousy products and services, but this one is the exception. The goods are well-sorted, presented neatly, and of good-quality. The volunteers who work there are friendly and helpful. They take credit cards, which is helpful at a thrift store. The parking can get full at peak times, and it's a right-turn-only exit; just something to be aware based on the time of day. Mostly Mutts is a great organization doing great things. This store represents them well, for a great cause. Recommended.

Loved my suit even tho y'all gave me Covid and had poor people walking around. So many people…read morestealing but hey the suit was $5 so I'm not complaining. Also saw this cute UWU cat shirt.

Bait and switch. I actually had the blue coupon and the text and it was a Sun. Was told I can't…read morecombine. The text literally says you get 50% if you have both. They said I had everything, but management said not going to do 50%. What? People in store agreed with me but said just pay because nothing will change. We showed the text and coupon before was ring up and he didn't say no. Waited until after was rung up. Absolutely lied.

I was so impressed with Truly Nolen from the first phone call to the visits of the exterminator…read moreKurt. He was so knowledgeable and explained everything as he went. Then when it didn't work the first time (they knew it might not). They were back to redo it at no cost with additional products. I've signed a quarterly contract with them.

I have a house in Kennesaw that I don't live in but needed termite control service so I asked the…read morerealtor if she could refer me to a company. The one she gave me never responded to my inquiry. That turned out to be a good thing because then I discovered Ryan and Truly Nolen thru Yelp. We are now on the termite control plan with Truly Nolen which provides me with peace of mind for this house on a heavily wooded lot that I very rarely visit. Anyhow, I spoke with the realtor again today and let her know that her referral never responded to me which disappointed her of course. I shared my great experience with this Ryan amd company so she asked for the contact information which I was happy to provide.