Peppermint Pig Thrift and Gift

"This place is whack. It is stuffed to the point of being unsafe for occupancy, and it’s definitely not ADA compliant. I wouldn’t want to be in here in case of an emergency. Also, their pricing is very inconsistent and they do not stand by what is written on the tags. The manager refused to sell me a set of plates that was clearly priced “$ / set”, saying whoever priced it was wrong. She said the same thing to the woman ahead of me about an air fryer. If she doesn’t trust her people to price things appropriately, she should just do it all herself. It was super disappointing."

"This store is loaded with items! The volunteer said, "I like to joke that it's a 3 hour tour!" Loaded with clothing, but not many plus sized items. Plenty of other items though!"

"DO NOT SHOP OR ADOPT HERE!! On Thursday June 23 I witnessed a sweet lady try to buy 3 small ceramic birds for $1 a piece AS THEY WERE MARKED and was denied sale because the worker noticed it was a Rookwood pottery and then stated that the last must pay 50% of eBay sold price on the item THAT WAS MARKED FOR A DOLLAR. THEN THEY PROCEEDED TO DEGRADE AND HUMILIATE THE LADY IN FRONT OF THE CUSTOMERS. They the. Called me a crazy person for sticking up for the lady as she fairly found a thrift store item marked with price tried to buy. She was kicked out of the store and told not to come back. DO NOT COME HERE THE DIRECTORS NAME IS JOYCE. HORRIBLE GREEDY PEOPLE"

"My new happy place! Smiling the whole time. So much stuff to look at and friendly volunteer staff! It’s a little rough navigating a cart around, but worth it! Lots of books, jewelry, pet items, and more! I freaking love dresses, even though I’m technically buying more laundry to do..."

"Love the dog we adopted from them. The adoption process was smooth and the description on Petfinder of our dog was accurate. Price was good and she was chipped, had vaccines, and was neutered. The dog had a respiratory infection and she got an infection around the stitches where she was neutered a day or two after we got her. I did not expect to get any money to deal with these issues as we had signed an agreement that I was in charge of her care once adopted. I also understand that these things happen but we spent a pretty penny on her care. She was very sick and would not eat or drink and it was scary for a couple of days. When I adopted my cat from a humane society in Kentucky, it was nice because they offered to pay for any issues that might arise due to issues previous to adoption. I realize the money to do this for all rescues at Peppermint Pig might not be there. She is now perky and happy and best friends with our other rescue dog. We love her so much and appreciate all the people who made it possible for us to adopt her."