Caseys House, Inc.

I've worked with Casey's House and Cindy for years on numerous occasions, personally and as a representative for a rescue. Casey's House has allowed us to place cats that would have been otherwise euthanized due to behavioral issues and unadoptable ferals that had no other place to go due to dangerous situations. These cats have a safe environment to live, the ability to be inside or outside in an enclosed area, food, water and medical attention when needed. Casey's House is a sanctuary not a rescue, it is a last chance for cats through no fault of their own have no where else to go.

About 10 years ago, we adopted two cats from Casey's House. My daughters named them Anna and Elsa, and they’ve been thriving ever since. Thank you, Casey's House, for bringing them into our lives!

I have seen first hand the work they owner of Casey's House has been doing for many years. I was very impressed with what she is able to accomplish with limited resources. I am unable to adopt cats so I help by donating to the cause.

Flabbergasted at how rude the lady who answered the phone was. I called for some help, and she said they don’t have room. When I asked if she knows of anyone who does she said no one will want to take my elderly cats and my excuse for getting rid of them was not plausible. I went into more details of my situation, but not all because I’m dealing with the most stressful moment in my life and she said I did not have to take them to the shelter that many people would take my cats… what people? Because that’s what I’m literally asking. She was just mad I needed my cats rehomed and it’s not ideal for me either but to be so harshly judged when I’m looking for help just is not cool!! Get therapy lady. Your response will probably be defensive but honestly there’s no excuse to be hung up on being