Diboll Alley Cats

Great place to adopt a kitten! Love them! So kind and polite! They are short handed, so it might take a little longer than normal! Overall 5 stars! Her name was River! Now it's Mystic Charm Hubych! ✨🍀💫 Update 7/18/23. I want to thank them for taking a new born kitten I found on my front porch this morning. I was hoping the mother would come back to get her, but sadly didn't. I came back in a few hours to check up and the kitten was gone, thought the mother came and got her. But coming home after work saw the kitten was back. I had no way to nurse this poor baby. So Diboll Alley Cats helped me, took the baby and fed her. I will be keeping up on the survival of this strong baby, stayed alive in this 102 degree Texas heat. Prayers. Thanks u! Yall r the best❤️❤️

Love Miss Susan and Karen 😺🐱🐈 Both are completely passionate about rescuing cats!

My kitten is sick it got my 1 yr cat 🐈 sick it cost me a vet bill it took me a few days for someone's to call me back Ms.Laura called me back and jumped in to action and came got my Baby I got from them and took it to be checked out they keep her till she got well and reinberst me for my cats vet bill ty Ms Laura all is well

Got my first cat Nero from pet smart through them(or they knew him as bam bam) was a very nice experience adopting him. Everyone was very nice and helpful, had no problems. Would recommend to anyone looking to adopt a cat or kitten. Will be adopting again from them in the future!

I left 2 cats with Susan, to be spayed/neutered without going inside due to the fact my husband started having stroke like symptoms in the car just as I arrived. That was the last time I saw them. I took them in a large dog kennel with a 40 lb. Bag of cat food and flea medicine. Kept in contact with her one time she said they were doing fine and the next time she ask for pictures because she forgot what they looked like. I live in Livingston and drove there to identify them to find terrible living conditions for all of the cats, if mine were there I couldn't identify them. One of the workers told me to get them out if I found them that lots of cats were dying in there. Needless to say they were never found.