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February 2024 by Logan Moser
A truly wonderful place for anyone interested in adopting a cat! The staff is super friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. I wish I adopted all my cats from here as this place really cares for each cat and does whatever they need to do to ensure the cat is happy and healthy. It’s a great way to actually meet the cats where they can roam around freely, as opposed to typical shelters that cage up the cats. 10/10 shelter
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April 2023 by jonathan mendez
Amazing place, run by amazing people. Please help these babies anyway you can
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February 2023 by Evelyn Gray
Best place to adopt a cat or kitten
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October 2019 by Marina Capetillo-Stadthagen
I volunteer at the adoption center and I can attest to how much care goes into making sure each kitty goes to a good home. We've had several people people adopt a second kitty because they trust that Kitten Rescue will be transparent about any issues and different personality traits.
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August 2019 by Jerry Crawford
Kitten Rescue is a very compassionate and caring organization that goes the extra mile to get every kitten and cat a new home.
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August 2019 by SJ May
We've adopted three wonderful senior cats from the sanctuary, and the process each time was professional and welcoming. We had so much input and assistance from both Esther and Laura, it's made choosing our new family members very enjoyable experiences. Here are Daphne, Bella, and Saffy!
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July 2019 by Preston P.
I can't say enough good things about this group of individuals. They took us in (I don't even think they were technically open at the time) and helped us through a small emergency. The attention and care they put into our little guy tells me that they take their work seriously and that they have a true love for cats! The property is absolutely adorable with multiple buildings full of happy cats and kittens, including a few GIGANTIC cats roaming around. The team invited us in with open arms, took our needs seriously and made us feel like we were already family. I am so happy to say that our little guy is 100% healthy, safe and happy now due to the love that this group shared with us. I would recommend this place in a heartbeat to anyone with a feline family member. Thanks again!!!!
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July 2019 by Mimi P.
I found a stray kitten on the street that was not in good condition. I wanted to adopt the kitty but he had fleas crawling all over him and he was hardly moving. I didn't know how bad it was or what needed to be done. I searched for where to take him and the vets told me I would be financially responsible for this kitten but I wasn't even sure if he would make it through the day. I couldn't just leave him in the street or drop him off at a shelter. I found Kitten Sanctuary and they were amazing! I took the kitten in and they gave him stuff for the fleas and other meds to help get him back on his feet. They were so sweet and helpful and sent us home with tons of helpful information! Now, just a few days later, Lemon is happy and healthy and has a new home with me. I can't stress enough how helpful this place is. Thank you!
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June 2019 by Pat Tazzara
Everyone at this organization fights hard to save every kitten, cat and even dog-that they can. They spend their time and often their own money to make animals' lives better. They save the hard cases, the medical cases and feral cats. They work hard to raise funds in the community and then to use each dollar most wisely to save the most cats. I now work for this organization because my adopting experience was so remarkable and inspiring. Kitten Rescue has my highest recommendation.
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June 2019 by Bobbie Landis
I have always adopted many rescue animals during my lifetime (I am 77 now) and every one of them has brought so much love and enjoyment into my life and the lives of my three daughters who continue to do just that (they are middle age now with children)! Love them totally!
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May 2019 by Natalie M.
Rude. Horrible communication. Others warned me about this place but since I saw a few good reviews decided to still check it out. I hope they treat the animals well since they are pretty nasty with people. You would think the point is to try and get these cats adopted but they sure as hell going about it the wrong way. I feel bad for all those poor babies not getting a loving home due to the bad staff. If you want an easier time adopting I recommend a different place.
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February 2019 by Kristi Lloyd-Candiotti
We adopted 2 babies this past weekend. I was so impressed with the director and the way all of the babies are being cared for.
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January 2019 by Lista L.
Ben L. of Kitten Rescue - Yes, my post was long, this one is longer. I was angry at the treatment by this "one" volunteer. Who managed in a couple sentences to turn a potential adoption in a lesson in how not to treat people as in customer relations. She made us feel we were unwelcome and somehow not good enough in her eyes to adopt a kitten. Was this because I am disabled? Can't help but wonder since she addressed the air and did not offer an application. I can understand gently urging people away if they are harassing the kittens/cats in any way. A year and a half it took Ben L. of Kitten Rescue to respond to my first review. Ben L took the time to critic my post and make fun of me before going on a nice long rant of his very own. Then to go to Yelp and complain. I haven't yet turned him in for this but I can. In my own defense my post was run on due to my mobile device restrictions. This made it hard to read I know. Why the personal attack? A DM in a timely manner would have really helped out here. There had been no response to me from KR ever. Just rudeness and snark. I get the rescue rules are there for reasons. These rules would might be just as appropriate as guidelines in some cases. Informative fact: When a cat or kitten has someone at home with them nearly 24/7 and has the appropriate type and amount of interaction, the bad behaviors you list can be easily avoided. Consistency in the home, attention and right amount of active play daily and a feline will very likely never exhibit the aggressive behaviors you mention. If you leave bonded pairs alone for most of the time they might learn how to socialize with each other but not how to socialize with people any better then a single feline. Additionally multiple cat households if not set up correctly or with not enough of the right kind of space can cause territorial problems in even the most bonded pairs. Problems like messes outside the litter box (multiple boxes are better w/ more then 1 cat), aggressive behavior towards each other, hiding and aggression toward people. This is a partial list and all reasons people give up on pets. Not everyone has the hours or space needed to care for and house more then one cat or possibly any cat at all. One KR review now says they had a home visit from KR a few days after moving to a new home. I find it hard to believe someone could be unpacked and ready for a new companion or that a proper inspection could have been done. The probability is that there were boxes everywhere and maybe even furniture not yet assembled. There's nothing calm about that. Moving is one of the most stressful things pets go through (fact). True reviewer or? If you had just let my review sit it would have faded away. A DM within a reasonable period of time would have been effective and I believe is actually suggested to businesses by Yelp. A DM possibly could have smoothed things over enough for retraction or better response in your eyes. Yet you waited over a year and a half to respond to my initial review. I see this is not uncommon. There are a couple questions no one ever bothered to answer either. Have you recently started to monitor the Yelp reviews and rather then thinking it through just decided to attack? If not I wonder did those pets from the unanswered questions just get dumped somewhere? I never met or spoke with you. Most rescue orgs. are all volunteers. This volunteer wasn't great with us. I was still grieving the loss of the second of a pair of geriatric sibling cats (our fur family). The abrasive interaction that day really bothered me. I can still remember it well after all this time and the volunteer is the reason. I can only assume she didn't represent everyone at KR but she was representing Kitten Rescue at the time. I posted my review because of the bad feelings over the poor communications and rigid attitude of one person. As we all have the right. It's different though when the org. goes on attack even if my words were harsh to the ears of other voluntee
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January 2019 by Jon K.
Jon K.'s wife leaving a review here... We adopted our cat, Ralphy (formerly "loverboy") from Kitten Rescue about a year and a half ago. I am a vet tech at the veterinary office Kitten Rescue uses, Ralphy came in for a dental, and I just fell in love. The adoption process was easy peasy (filled out a form online, answered a few follow up questions via email, home visit was done same day Ralphy was brought home to us.) Additionally, because I work with Kitten Rescue on literally a daily basis, (and I once worked as a manager for a dog rescue I would NEVER recommend, as well as various exotic animal rescues), I can recommend them highly. Kitten Rescue always does what is needed to take care of their kitties. Kitten Rescue, and their lovely managers (Esther and Lindsey) do what needs to be done for the cats in their care. I've toured the shelter, and been highly impressed with the way the kitties are homed and cared for. Additionally, I've dealt with many of their fosters and volunteers, who have always been lovely and just madly in love with these cats. My only problem with Kitten Rescue is that I have a list of their kitties I want to adopt because they are so sweet, and I can't have any more! So many rescues ask for exorbitant prices for their animals... Kitten Rescue charges the same as a shelter, after often spending thousands getting a kitty into good health. They rule.
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January 2019 by H K.
Inquired about a dog they have posted on petfinder. Foster mom Andrea emailed me after 2 days of leaving emails. Rudely asking if I got my emails or voice messages and that the pet I was inquiring about was not my lost dog that I was looking for. I asked if I could get his microchip number just to make sure and she snapped ( mind you this is all in emails) longer story short I lost my dog last year! I've been search for over 6 months. I find this pet inquired because the match is almost identical. And this foster mom finds me some random thing about the pet is not house trained and she has another dog that has to be adopted? So I tell your not only adopting one dog but now two? It doesn't say that in the profile? And that a homeless guy had the dog and got hit by a car and now she has him again and knows the dog ENTIRE HISTORY....?? WTF. Yet I'm inquiring and they give a dog to a homeless guy? Check my picture out
