Itty Bitty Kitty

Great place to find your next furr-ever friend! There is a shelter in Macungie, plus kitties are rotated in the adoption area at Petsmart in Quakertown. I love volunteering for them!

I started volunteering at Itty Bitty Kitty about a year and a half ago. I love it! We have a group of great volunteers who really care about out cats and who they get adopted to. These cats and kittens aren't just animals to be adopted out. They're like family. Each of them have their own personality. My boyfriend adopted our Evelyn a year ago and his mom just adopted Maxwell. The application was simple and as long as you're honest, our adoption process is quick and easy. We definitely lucked out with our adopted kitties. They are wonderful! I would recommend our shelter !

Very nice shelter, i highly recomend this lovely place.

I don’t like to leave negative reviews frequently, but this place was all bad vibes. The employees said “don’t bother trying to adopt a kitten from us,” despite their website saying that they adopt out kittens to families that have a cat at home. They were rude to us at the door, and they had a cat who was FIV positive in a room with other cats who were not. The whole house smelled terrible, and I just did not feel comfortable adopting from them. Please consider the humane society before you adopt from IBK. Thank you for taking care of these cats, but I do not recommend based on my experience.

I first adopted brothers from Kathi about a dozen years ago. I really liked her and what she does for our feline friends, so I became a volunteer. I moved away for a while but when I came back to PA, I went right back to volunteering for Itty Bitty Kitty. Kathi takes excellent care of all the cats and kittens in the shelter. She is always available and/or replies quickly whenever I email about someone sneezing or any other "little" thing that can turn big quick! She knows who is who and everything about each cat. At the shelter, they are free to roam their rooms, at Petsmart they are caged, so she makes sure to routinely switch them around. Petsmart gets them seen and more likely to be adopted. The shelter is where they can uncurl their tails and be who they are. These cats are well taken