Community Cats of Palm coast

I adopted my cat Gwendolyne from foster parents through the CCOPC, you can really tell that this business truly cares about not only their cats but also the people adopting. They want to make sure you aren't just taking home any cat but the cat that is perfect for you. Gwen has been such an amazing addition to the family and she's adjusted to her new home so fast, she's such a sweetheart I would recommend community cats to everyone!

I was blessed to find the sweetest, most lovey, precious boy at the adoption event! He was known as Bandit - His new name is Ziggy😻 Thanks to all the kind staff at Community Cats of Palm Coast for their help and information. He is acclimating well to his new home and I couldn’t be happier - don’t forget about adult kitties like him ( 1 1/2 yrs old) who need love too. 😽

I was just so impressed! You can just feel the love they all have for these kitties. They obviously know what they are doing and are going above and beyond as volunteers. I might add that it was spotless and with over 40 cats I can't imagine that's easy to pull off. I highly recommend dropping by to see their beautiful, very well taken care of felines. They really have it going on, so if you're looking for a fun place to volunteer or adopt this is a great place for both!

This place is very organized and they do interviews to make sure the cat's life is their priority, going to a new home which is safe and cats will get the love they deserve. The volunteers on the weekend do the best they can, and very friendly and helpful selecting your new pet. I have NEVER smelled litter box odors and have been there multiple times.

The stench of ammonia in this shelter is not for the weak of heart. Kudos to the sweet volunteers breathing that air. The adoption process is an odd long loop controlled solely by the director (Jessica?). Average time probably 3 weeks. Meanwhile the cats remain in the back of the store waiting for a forever home. New name suggestion: Cat Hoarder of Palm Coast.