I deeply appreciate their mission in helping and supporting their local community. All $$ raised…read morefrom the sales of donated items comes back to SV and not Tucson. Huge plus. Plus I believe the majority of people working are volunteers.

Quirky hours, no heat (this is written in Jan 2025). Some strange merchandise, and as mentioned…read morebelow, interesting sales. Watch for them-- there could be bag-filling deals. Personnel are helpful. There is a very odd mixture of stuff here, but nothing we were interested in. Some prices are science-fiction high, but the sales discount some items. These are not merchandising experts, so expect frustration, but also probable deals.

She's a wonderful groomer but she's not very good at answering her text messages or phone calls…read more I've been asking for weeks for an appointment but she doesn't get back.

Great place to do business! I bought my LS MT-125 from Dave at TWT a couple of years ago and it…read moreworked fine for about a year, then it overheated and ruined the engine. But I took it back to TWT and they consulted with LS and the verdict that there was a design flaw in the cooling system that was responsible for the problem, so they put in a brand new engine at no cost to me. They also put in a redesigned warning system if the engine is threatening to overheat. TWT and LS Corp had my back and saved me thousands of dollars. I'm really happy with TWT.

We have made a few purchases through Trails West Tractors. Nothing but excellent!…read more Everything we've bought they went over with us and made sure we understood how it all worked. Not that you would need it product wise, but for questions about anything you can always count on them for amazing customer service! We will most definitely be using them again!

Our visit here was one of those stops that meant so much to me personally that I rearranged our…read moreentire travel schedule to make it happen. I even (unintentionally) made my husband miss out on an activity that he had wanted to do, just to make sure we made it here for our tour. Tours are by appointment only and I was a bit worried because I had only just heard about this place the day before and was hoping to make an appointment on short notice. Unfortunately when I called I didn't get an answer so I left a message. I was so anxious that I followed up with an email and later that evening I received a kind response and was able to schedule our visit. We ended up getting a hotel and staying an extra night in the area so we could visit and it absolutely worth it!. This was one of the most memorable experiences of our trip. Getting to the sanctuary was a little confusing, it's kind of out in the middle of nowhere, but I trusted our map and we made it right on time. We let ourselves in the gate and by the time we pulled up there was someone coming out to welcome us. All the people here were kind and genuine and it is clearly a labor of love run by people who deeply care about what they do. Getting to meet the donkeys and learn their stories was incredibly moving. They all had unique circumstances and different personalities. Waylon was my absolute favorite. He was warm and vocal and full of character but all of the animals here just melted my heart. I laughed, and I cried on this tour. My only possible criticism about the entire experience was that it was just too short and I wish it could have lasted longer. The tour itself is free but by the end, we found ourselves stuffing all of the cash that we had on us into their donation jar. The other couple that was on the tour with us was discussing sponsoring a donkey for a year as we were leaving... I hope they did. This is the kind of place that makes you want to help in any way possible. If you're anywhere near Benson and have a soft spot for animals, you should make the effort to visit and donate if you can. Incredible places like these can only exist if people care enough to support them and this one truly deserves your support.

First time going to a donkey sanctuary -( didn't even know this existed). Super cool and fun…read moreexperience! The tour is free and you get to learn about donkeys, feed and pet donkeys, learn what the sanctuary does, and also about each donkey ( and mule) that are residing there. The couple that started and work the sanctuary and the staff who worked there truly care for animals and it shows by their knowledge of each animal and the work they put in. My only recommendation- just because it's a free tour - don't be a jerk- donate to the cause. And even if you don't care about the cause... someone takes the time to give you a tour. Be nice. Do right.

I think that Dr Ellen and her staff are exceptional. She is so knowledgeable a and kind. Dr Ellen…read morespends the time to determine what could be causes of particular circumstances. Recommend highly! Lynn Rawls

We took our dog in for the yearly blood work and the Lepto vaccine. My dog got ill that evening,…read morerestless, shivering, panting all night. We could not sleep at all. We told the vet after the second night of the same symptoms. No word from the vet. 6 days now and we still have the same symptoms, plus now I have severe kidney pain. Now I'm inclined to think the vet infected my dog with Lepto and through the cleaning up of the mess he has created of our house, I believe I have Lepto now. I would not recommend this vaccine administered by this vet. I'm on an antibiotic now and still need to get my dog on one in hopes he survives this horrible episode. He was perfectly healthy when we went in for his annual. We would have been much better to not have gone to this vet.

Lots of great items to chose from. Great prices. Great…read moreplace to to set up and sell. Amazing people and crowd

Why don't you update your site? You've moved and hours don't seem to align with attendance!!!read more

Great little hidden gem thrift store in Vail. They have a wide range of items and keep it extremely…read morewell organized and clean. I believe it is mostly volunteer run. I have found Lovery toys, an REI backpack, vintage trinkets and some cool gardening stuff. I think there is a wide range of items given the mix of very young families and retired people in Vail. You won't find them selling a washed out butter tub for $3 like you might at a Goodwill. The pricing is fair, something's I feel they are too high priced, glassware and kitchen items in particular, they seem to really research prices. Kiddos get to like a free book everytime they visit which is a very sweet gesture! Worth a stop of you're in the area.

Great selection of hats and clothing, and some of the friendliest staff ever!!! The owner helped my…read morewife and I leave with a straw Stetson (for her), and two new pairs of boots, including cute red pair my wife managed to slip on her feet where (apparently) many others were unable to do. Be sure to stop in and take a look!!!

Vanessa was busy talking to her coworkers when I walked in off the dusty streets of Tombstone. She…read moreimmediately asked if I needed help which I did. She reshaped my Bailey black western hat for me and also offered to clean it at no charge. I was so happy! I only wish I would have purchased something there.