Look What the Cat Brought In

This non-profit organization is managed by exceptionally dedicated and compassionate individuals. While they currently operate without full-time staff, they are committed to responding to inquiries. Prospective adopters are kindly requested to exercise patience throughout the adoption process. Following a personal experience with a cat supported by the organization, I developed a profound admiration for their work. I am eager to volunteer and offer assistance with any tasks they may require.

We adopted a cat from them 2 years ago, and yes at that time it was a difficult to get a hold of some one to arrange a visit. It was a bit frustrating but we hung in there. However, in recent weeks they've become more active on social media and starting to pick up their presence again. Please give them a chance, as they do amazing work with cats and care deeply for them. It's a volunteer ran organization, so be patient as they're managing a lot with a small staff.

The Cat Cafe was not what I was expecting. I wish I could buy metal chairs and tables for them. This shelter does great work with cats. They are well taken care of. The shelter needs more funding!

This is an edit of my previous review in which I complained about no answer to my phone calls. I left a message once and tried calling a few other times without leaving a message. So I want to say that although I didn't get a call back, as the recorded message says you will, I was able to connect with them via email and they responded promptly with answers to my questions. Which I did appreciate. My suggestion would be that if you want to reach someone try emailing rather than calling. I have no input to give on the actual adopting of a kitty at Look What the Cat Brought In so can't give objective advice regarding your search.

My daughter had a fun time playing with the cats. Is a great place for my daughter to be in contact with cats before she is ready to foster one later.