Small shop. Was able to pick up an etched depression ware pitcher that matches my stemware very…read morereasonably priced.

I was really surprised at how amazingly nice this location is. Have been to the Pagosa humane…read moresociety thrift but this one is like a boutique. Note prices are a bit high but they definitely have some very nice things donated. And as someone who has helped a friend rescue some dogs, and have walked rescue dogs, the money is going to a good cause. I am not sure of the situation in southern Colorado but in New Mexico their is a crisis with stray dogs. So don't think they are charging too much, think you may be saving a life.

Such a find! stop what you're doing and get to this store!…read more such amazing finds and such nice customer service!

This is the best most magical store in the whole entire world! Lindsay is a queen…read more The selection is inspired. Must go One million star review.

Three different thrifts stores. Smells nice. Very clean. Many helpers. So well in order.read more

I had went and brought some things to donate and they were super rude they had went through…read moreeverything infront of us and were talking bad about ever item which there was some very pricey items that we had recently bought but wanted to donate because selling takes to long and we were sorting out our garage. I will not be donating anything to them anymore

Best thrift store in the area. Huge selection, great prices, and a little of everything from…read moreclothes to furniture.

Every time I've gone in to this place in Monte Vista I heard personal conversations between…read moreemployees. It's not uncommon to hear the manager and assistant manager having a very loud argument at the front register. I asked one of the employees once how they price things because they seemed high to me and they said, "We just think up prices." No research, no thought, completely unprofessional. At least the store's clean, but there was a bedbug scare there a few months back. I stopped shopping there because they're overpricing things almost as bad as the Nazarene store. Go to The Hut or Memory Lane next to Coors. They're nice and don't scream at each other.

I think that Anita is very awesome I've gone to the store many times she is great she makes me to…read morewant to go back

Store looks good and nice people here will come back and look again and take my time and looks good…read morewith the clothes and stuff.

My favorite thrift store in Durango! The prices are affordable, employees are very friendly,…read morelocation and hours are convenient, and I always find some great pieces whenever I visit. From a skirt for my uncle's memorial service, to designer brands, dress clothes for work, jeans, they've got it all! I always enjoy supporting the store whenever I'm in town.

Excellent customer service and most excellent prices. More affordable than Goodwill and way more…read moreorganized. Everything was clean and easily labeled with good prices. Will definitely be back. Thanks for everything!

The lady working was very rude. The store is on the pricey side there are a few cool things but…read morelooked like an over priced yard sale.

overpriced to the moon no reason to ask that much on half of this junk, durango antique market is a…read moremuch better choice and is much cuter!

I unfortunately had to surrender my dog to this facility because my dog was having behavior issues…read moreand my housing situation changed. Prior to surrendering him, I had reached out to them for help as my dog was biting people and I could not find a animal behaviorist in the area that did have a several month to one year waiting list. They gave me the number of the person that they use and I called her several times. She never called me back after multiple attempts to get help for my pet. Sadly I had to surrender him because I could not find a place to live that would accept a dog nor could I find help for his behavior. After I surrendered him, I started working on finding a home for him or a training facility. I was working with the director durning this time but she would never call me back after many many many attempts to reach out to her to try and find a solution for my dog. She told me "come get him today or he is up for adoption" " We are not a boarding facility or a rehab facility." Very Rude considering they are in the animal life saving business. So much for help from your local humane society when you need it. The director acted like I just didn't want my dog and wanted to just get rid of him which is not the case at all. I just needed help. Once I finally did find a home for him the communication at the facility was horrible with constant voicemails left and no return calls nor answering of emails. I had arrange a pet transport for him to another state and they just wouldn't call me back. Finally I got in touch with someone who could help me and finally have been able to get my dog out of there. The overall experience is horrible there is no communication and messages are not relayed in a timely manner. They treat you like you are scum of the earth when you have to surrender your animal even when you are really struggling with the decision.

NOTE: This is a review for the thrift store only…read more Summary: A well set up, clean, spacious thrift store, with proceeds that go to a good cause. Used to be reasonably priced, now is more akin to a pricey boutique. Full Review: The La Plata County Humane Society Thrift Store is a local favorite that I used to frequent regularly, despite living almost 90min away. Though the prices could be slightly higher than some of the other thrift stores in the area, they were still reasonable, with tons of great deals, a huge selection, and new inventory in stock all the time. They used to have one day a month where prices were 50% off, and people would line the block waiting for the store to open. Unfortunately, possibly due to covid, the business model of the store changed. They seemingly opted to focus on a smaller selection of higher quality inventory, at a much higher price. This is understandable, considering the fact that they're volunteer-run. However, they have seemingly continued this business model. This may also have something to do with a Goodwill opening up around that same time, but I don't know. I'm sure there were various factors at play. I like to support local causes like this, and I understand if they need to raise their prices. But last time I stopped by, I left after 15min with a bad taste in my mouth. I found a pair of used shoes that were priced higher than the same model listed NEW online. A more recent trend for thrift stores has been looking up items on eBay to price them, but I wish they'd keep in mind that they need to look at what has actually SOLD on eBay, and for how much. Then hopefully price it lower than that, otherwise many people don't have much of an incentive to shop locally when they could get a deal on the same thing with just a few clicks online. At the end of the day, thrift stores are supposed to be where you can find great deals, or at least OK deals on things that you can really use. Higher prices can still be a great deal at a thrift store. However, some of the prices are high enough that it's hard not to feel cheated. Many locals were upset when Goodwill opened up nearby, thinking that it would make the LPHS thrift store go out of business. Because of this, I think many people still prefer to donate to the LPHS thrift store, but who knows how much of that goes into the trash. One huge downside to a smaller amount of circulating inventory at higher prices is that they get a whole lot of donations, and if you're only seeing top of the line items in the store, that means that plenty of very usable stuff is being tossed (I suppose it's possible they give the excess to Goodwill, but I have no clue). All thrift stores throw some items away (especially if it's ACTUALLY garbage). They don't want people to know this, but it's just a fact. However, some thrift stores get very callous about it (they're getting it for free, after all) and throw away anything that doesn't meet a very strict standard. Where the LPHS thrift store falls on this scale, I have no idea. Clearly, they do still have a clientele, but I don't even bother stopping in most of the time even when I'm in the area, which is a shame, as I used to love this place. My guess is that they get plenty of out-of-town people from bigger cities who stop by, and probably locals who have plenty money. I'd be surprised if many lower income folks still frequent this place. Thrift stores can be a really valuable resource for people who don't make much, so it's a shame when they price high on items they get for free. The prices on things they regularly have in stock, like clothes, can be OK, but the selection on those items isn't any bigger or higher quality than other thrift stores in the area. On a somewhat random note, the store used to have a pair of bathrooms that they transitioned into gender-neutral bathrooms. As a nonbinary individual who isn't crazy about using gendered bathrooms, I really appreciated this. However, they soon completely shuttered the bathrooms, and haven't opened them since covid (this seems to be a trend in many stores unfortunately). This is another thing that, while I'm sure there was a reason behind it, added to the somewhat unwelcoming atmosphere that I feel the store has developed the more they raise their prices and become inaccessible to people who AREN'T the type of folks who buy trendy 'vintage' items on Etsy. You're still going to be finding some really cool and unique items here (keep an eye out for the stuff behind the front counter). You're still going to be supporting a good cause. Just be willing to either pay up, or spend a while picking through to find maybe one or two things you really really need.

Prices are VERY high. All jeans $11, all shirts, no less than $5. The manager is cold and…read moreunyielding. Goodwill is supposed to give those less fortunate a chance at having something decent. This goodwill prices items higher than Ebay. You might as well buy from a reseller or antique store.....at least you're supporting someone who did work to find, buy, clean, and rent a booth or use a resell sight. Goodwill obtains all items for FREE. FREE. Who gets the benefit of these extortion prices? The CEO??

As we live in Albuquerque now it's been a while since I have been to such a big and well maintained…read moregoodwill. Prices were up and down as usual but I sound some good prices for some extra clothes I needed during our visit to Pagosa. They have a lot of merchandise especially clothing. Will definitely go back.