My husband and I went to the store during the week. We had a list of things to look for. Upon…read moreentering there were several employees talking and nobody greeted us. We walked around for twenty minutes and despite seeing/coming across five or six employees not one single person said hello, asked if we needed help or acknowledged us. We left. The folks at Tractor Supply are lovely and always say hello.

Our family raises cattle, grows hay and preternaturally fencing, the Co-Op has always been kind and…read morehelpful to all of us. They have helpful information on how to take excellent care of livestock and how to obtain higher yields of hay. They also, of course, have all your fencing supply needs. (The last review fro Beau C. irritated me. I can not imagine anyone ever feeling unwelcome at the Anderson Farmers Co-Op.) Anyway, they will special order anything you need and if you ask they will give you current professional and accurate advice on farm related products. They carry all the things you need for farming and fencing and hay processing. They have items that you would have a hard time finding in one place all under one roof. Though we have no horses and do not need equine related items, the Co-Op does have an EXTREME amount tack related products. Give them a try! I do not think you will not be disappointed. Howard Stephenson

Great place, amazing people. Whatever they don't have they are more than happy to order for you…read more Support local businesses, support your home. Editing from the future. Since discovering this awesome locally owned and operated shop I've found that there are always locals around visiting and talking. Not only is this a great hardware store, but it's a great place to learn. The old heads hang out and talk about work, the owner and shop keep are more than happy to give you information and advice, and even more impressively, if they know some other place has cheaper prices on working they will let you know. I talked with the owner for roughly 30 minutes about building sheds and life preferences, and he gave me advice that saved me hundreds of dollars at his own expense. These guys believe in RETAINING customers rather than churning them or like a big box store. Because they work so hard to support customers I go here before anywhere else

We always shop here because it's local and to support our local business. But after today no more…read moreshopping here. We had bought paint at Walmart and their shaker was down so we were hoping because we are frequent customers of 33 Hardware they would be kind enough to shake our paint . As soon as I asked if they had a paint shaker he said I can tell you now if the paint wasn't bought here She won't let us shake it for you. Never again will my husband or I shop here again because of this. We feel like our loyalty was for nothing. 2-16-24

My wife and I are regulars here now. Just love it and are dogs are clearly comfortable with…read moreLinsey. She is a pleasure to work with and clearly loves dogs. Prices are more affordable than any others we have found.

Mr. Pierce was very accommodating, courteous and respectful to our needs. He's very easy to work…read morewith, ensuring you get what you need to buy. He's not a high pressure salesman.

Staff, manager and owners are so kind and friendly here. They have a great selection and everyone…read moretreats you like you're their friend. Definitely recommend!

Helpful staff, always friendly, and willing to offer advice. Shop local and support these small…read moretown shops. They got everything you need without the hassle of a superstore.

Everything. From Very friendly budget friendly dogs seem ok here overall very happy with themread more

They're so friendly! Bonus: local pet grooming shop. Their price is reasonable and easy to book…read moreappointment online! They did my 4 months golden doodle puppy well! I'm satisfied with their service!

I have been coming her for 12 years, always been good until the last few years. I noticed that the…read morequality of the service seemed to be going down and the bill going up.Took my dog there recently, the doctor counted out and measured 5 lumps, and it was decided that they would do surgery to remove them all, and then biopsy. Second to the lump removals was to spay her at the same time. Got a call after surgery that they took two lumps but could not get the third as it would have been too close to where the spay would be. I told them that the primary reason for surgery was for the lumps and that should have trumped the spay, plus it was 5 removals, not 3. They then changed the scope and said this was always just a biopsy and not about removal (Wrong) and that they noted only 3 lumps (wrong). A week later they called to say no cancer but that they recommend ANOTHER surgery to remove all lumps.. I find theM to be very disingenuous about this, it was never just a biopsy, it was to remove all lumps and it cost me over 3 grand. They refuse to admit they were wrong. I will never return to their facility.

They were absolutely amazing with me and dog brickey. The kindness they showed to me and her in her…read morefinal moments was a blessing. I will be taking the 2 we have at home back to them for checkups and vaccines. Thank you FCAH staff..

Good people and they care about the animals and are always trying to help except for making you…read morewrite 85 characters for this review lol

I'm heartbroken to share what recently happened to my sister, who went through something no animal…read morelover should ever have to experience. Seven months ago, three abandoned Husky mixes wandered onto her property. After trying to locate their owners, she decided to take them in--providing them with love, safety, and space to roam using electric collars. For six months, these sweet dogs--Chickies, Mateo, and Solobino--lived happy, secure lives. But when they started getting into a neighbor's chickens, my sister made the gut-wrenching decision to surrender them, believing it was the most responsible choice. She brought them to the Union County Humane Society on Saturday, April 5th, heartbroken but hopeful they'd find good homes. The volunteer told her she was doing the right thing. But by Monday, she couldn't stop thinking about them. She immediately began making plans to move them to our parents' rural property where they could live safely and happily, far from neighbors. She called the shelter repeatedly on Monday and Tuesday, trying to get through to explain her plan. Finally, on Tuesday evening, she reached Tammy--only to be told the unimaginable: all three dogs had already been euthanized. Less than 48 business hours after surrendering them. These dogs were never aggressive. They were sweet, loyal, and full of love. They deserved better. We are absolutely crushed--not just by their loss, but by how quickly they were discarded without a second chance, without even being listed for adoption. This is not how a humane society should operate. My sister will carry this pain forever, and I share this because others deserve to know what can happen behind closed doors at a place that is supposed to be a safe haven. Please think twice, ask questions, and be cautious before surrendering animals to a shelter--especially this one.