Cat Care Society

Nice place for cats. No kittens available.

The shelter manager Heather is extremely disorganized and aggressive with people visiting the shelter. She made two majors errors with my application and I lost out on two cats. It’s great these cats get to go to forever homes, but she could have corrected or even apologized to us. Instead she denied my application after approving it, when I started to complain about her errors. I posted to my personal Facebook about my experience and it got back to her. She brought it up as a reason for denying my application. Talk about unprofessional! Bad reviews don’t hurt the cats, bad employees treating people that want to rescue cats poorly is what hurts cats. I would strongly recommend taking extreme caution when coming here.

They are very good with the cats and kittens placed in their care, however, they prefer not to adopt to senior citizens. If you are looking for a feline companion for an elderly person, best to skip this shelter

This is a wonderful place for cats and kittens. We just visited the cats (we can’t take any home because we already have 3). I didn’t feel bad for the kitties when it was time to leave (like i sometimes do at other places) because they are so loved and well cared for here. Go and visit even if you aren’t looking to adopt. You can also check their wish list board before you go and take them something needed.
Good work Cat Care Society!

Wonderful shelter! The cat are out and about in different areas. You are really able to see personalities and get to know the cats and hopefully, find a new «friend». They also have a vet clinic downstairs, as well as the «meow mart» gift shop. The shop is filled with toys and supplies.

Such a cool place! Thank god there are places like this to help kitties.

My fiancé and I adopted a nine month old cat from Cat Care Society in December 2012. The entire staff was extremely helpful and available to answer questions as we walked around and met all the cats. The shelter is really inviting and the layout gives you the opportunity to see how the cats would behave and act in your own home. The staff is also really great about educating you before you take home your new family member and is great about following up. If you’re looking to adopt a cat in the Denver area, go to the Cat Care.

This is a very, very special shelter. You can’t accuse anyone who works at a shelter of not caring about their animals, but these guys obviously care deeply about the happiness and welfare of the cats in their care. It’s operated on a volunteer basis, so the people who work here are passionate about what they do, and know all the cats well.
The layout of this shelter is fantastic. Cats are grouped into the most fabulous rooms, some with outdoor, fully-​covered balconies where they can enjoy the sunshine. The meaner or unpredictable cats wear bandanas, so you know who to watch your hands with. Aside from the multiple rooms where cats are free to socialize and live happily, the main area of this shelter is crawling with sweet felines just about everywhere. You’re given a sheet of paper as you enter. It lists all of the cats by name, things about their personalities, and if they have a forever friend. If a cat makes a friend in the shelter, they will only adopt them out together. I love that.
This is a no-​kill shelter, and a lot of the kitties here are pretty old and will likely live out their days here, but what a happy place to be.
They also have a little clinic with a sliding scale of pricing based on income. They will do whatever they can do help you and your cat, and even have programs to care for your fluffball temporarily if you become homeless. Like I said, these guys really, really care.
Although we didn’t end up adopting our cat from this shelter, I recommend this place highly in your search for a little cat friend. These guys are the most heart-​felt group of cat loving individuals, and this shelter absolutely warrants being scoped out.

The sliding scale community based clinic has served the needs of many families who could not afford the full cost of pet care. The staff is committed to a quality experience. As a geriatric nurse, our patients often relate stories of their visits there and I have often heard of volunteers who have helped out by caring for pets while the owners were hospitalized. For this we thank you for all the good you do. While I have never had the opportunity to adopt from you, the feedback I hear is that the cats are well cared for by wonderful volunteers. Keep up the good work!

Awesome shelter. I really like the fact that they allow the cats free roam and outdoor time. Every cat wears a collar and some naughty ones wear bandanas so you know they can be unpredictable. I did not see any bad behavior and all the kitties looked very happy. Please adopt from The Cat Care Society!