Tails To Tell Animal Rescue

An absolute pleasure to work with. They made the adoption process easy, we're super helpful, you can tell they have a passion for what they do! Thank you! Katz loves his new home!

We adopted two kittens. They answered and helped us a great deal after adoption. Due to my work schedule, they even took them into the vet for me to get fixed. It has been a great experience.

Recently my partner and I set up a meet and greet with the kitties at Tails to Tell. So happy we went there, and when we did!Edna and staff are very nice ladies and it is very obvious how much they care about the work they do. I was impressed Edna new every cats name!! I recommend Tails to Tell for anyone looking to adopt a kitty in need of a home. The website gives tons of info on the cats to give you an idea before you go out. The entire process was done that day while we were there. Edna microchipped our kitty right there to! Called a few days later to check up and see how things are going.We adopted Tina, and the three of us are doing amazing. We are so happy we went when we did and found Tina.I really cannot say enough good things about this place.*Don't be discouraged if you go and don't 'click' right away; it can take a couple visits to see all the kitties because that place is larger then you think!! Go back out for another visit!

This is such a great organization that helps cats. We adopted our cat from one of their adoption events, the staff was so friendly, they answered all the questions we had and made the whole process super easy! When I did contact them with questions they were very quick to respond and made sure my questions were answered. They do great work helping cats in the area. If you are looking to adopt or even foster I would highly recommend Tails To Tell!

we got our sweet kitten from here. edna truly loves what she does, and loves every single kitty there. i would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a cat!

An absolutly caring. , loving animal shelter I have ever seen . The Lady who owns it truely has a compassionate heart for animal. Not one will ever be turned away. The volunteer staff Are wonderful ..all cats are cared for.We went there yesterday to find a kitty and left with 2 .. lol .. Both females. One Sassier then the other and are doing just fine . Napping on the couch on either side of me . Today I go shopping for kitty treats a toys ..

Lots of cats and Edna knows all their stories. Beautiful environment, cats are well taken care of. Please don't shop, adopt!!

Unfortunately not all adoptions turn out to be happy.My first Tails to Tell adoption came in February 2022 after I lost my 8yr old cat to a car in September 2021 and my 17.5 yr old cat to failed kidneys in December 2021.I adopted a 5 month old kitten for my remaining 7 yr old cat. Things were going well and Tails to Tell followed up a few weeks later to see how things were going.Then in early May my remaining cat got really sick and had to be put down.In late June I adopted a 3 month old kitten that came with a host of health issues that I was completely unaware of. Among them feline leukemia. Feline leukemia is easily passed on to other cats. I took him to City Animal Hospital and the vet said he had zero chance of survival.The vet called Tails to Tell spay/neuter coordinator and she said I had 2 weeks to bring him back, that's it.My kitten died Thanksgiving day. He was 6 months old.I took my first Tails to Tell cat to be tested for feline leukemia and he is fine.It is heartbreaking to watch my other cat look for his friend.Is my kitten the only one?

I adopted two cats from here a couple months ago. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. Edna was amazing, and you can tell she really loves all of the cats that they care for.