Cause For Paws Thrift Shop

Found a load of treasure in this maze of a thrift store! The owner is great, and the resident kitty was a sweetie! Although the place is a never ending maze, it was organized enough to wander effortlessly. We will definitely be back.

love this store!!!
something for everyone
cattery on location
adopt dont shop your next cat or kitten

Huge! Very organized! Owner a huge pet Lover! As an added bonus there is a kitty cat rescue and you can pet the cats. Variety of stuff. This thrift shop is so fabulous has a combination of antiques, collectibles, consignment items and just plain junk you can rummage through. The man cave is everything a man would find in a garage. Tons of books. I was very impressed with the 3 Christmas rooms. Lots of kitchen items. Clothes. Art. Appliances. Endless!

I am just not a fan of thrift shops. I found it hard to find anything of quality here. There were 90’s VHS, plastic children’s grocery carts, old coffee cups, etc. I will say that they have a great variety. If you are willing to take the time to hunt through everything, there may be something here. I can also appreciate the cause and want to applaud them for it!

This was a favorite of mine once upon a time but the prices have gotten really ridiculous here. They want antique store prices for many items (pssst… you’re not an antique store!). Examples — $ 145 for a Bakelite purse. $ 25 for an antique tin. $ 75 for an African drum. It’s for a good cause but it seems like if I find anything I want here, it’s an outrageous price. The rest of the stuff is just sub-​par. They could do better business if the prices were lowered (and raise more money for their cause).

I didnt like this place at all. Even now, when I think about it, I kind of scrunch up my nose. If you’re looking for a something vintage or kitschy, you might as well keep on driving. This place is pretty much just piles and piles of junk.
Unless you’re looking for a box of nails or a San Diego 1994 coffee cup, you’re probably not going to find much. The Man Cave was disappointing: it was like rooting through my Grandpa’s garage for rusty bits of this and that. A lot of the stuff is in sheds that are covered but partially open on the sides, so it’ll be either dusty or clammy depending on season.
The place is huge; I’ll give them that for one star. This might be a good alternative to retail for the local folks, so giving one more star. That’s all I got for the Cause.

This is the best and largest thrift shop in Oakhurst. I don’t shop retail anymore due to my lack of finances. They have half off on the first and 15^th of each month. I like knowing that some of the money I spend goes to help find homes for helpless kitties. Sometimes they need expensive medical care. They are always looking for volunteers to help out, and they never have enough volunteers. Please consider going over there and helping out. You would be doing a great thing. They have just about everything under the sun and they get new inventory all the time. Also, consider donating things you don’t want anymore. I have gotten clothes, gardening supplies, office supplies, kitchen supplies, appliances from there and save tons of money instead of shopping at retail stores.

One of the better one persons junk is another persons treasure spots you will find.
A great place to sift and pick. American Pickers ought to check this place out.

Great find! The kind of place you have to dig through piles to find that piece of gold you are looking for but worth it. All the good kitchen craft is in the kitchen if you can believe it but found some amazing harder to find Pyrex peices high up on a shelf. Also some cut kittens when you come in since they take in animals here. Lady who runs the place let me know they expanded down the street and I would find some more Pyrex here, which I did. 2^nd shop had larger pieces, more furniture and more expensive items.

This was a great, organized, fun thrift store on our way to Yosemite. Highly recommend it. You might even find cowboy boots here — lots to choose from. Kitties for adoption too!

Coming here is always a treasure hunt.
I don’t always find what I’m looking for but when I do it’s a good price.
There is a lot of clutter here but that’s half the fun.
The people who run this place are awesome and really nice.
They have a dedicated MAN CAVE which is a nice touch.
Stop by if you’re looking for a deal or just killing time.

LOVE this thrift shop. Been here twice when we visit the bf’s family in the area and it is always filled with stuff I get to dig through. If you have allergies you may want to prepare yourself. Possibly rock a mask if it is really bad because outside is where there is ton of stuff but the dust does get to you. It did to me and I have to walk out of one room because I just began sneezing. Anyhoo, best part of this shop is the «MAN CAVE». No, there are not flat screen tvs playing sports. It’s filled with old rustic tools stuff you have no idea what they were once used for it tons of old bits and pieces, parts for stuff, machinery and such. I love this place. There is clothing here but I never dig through the clothes. I always head for other junk in which is treasure! The clothing from what I saw was more recent than vintage. Newer stuff not so much dating to the era in which I am a fan of.