National Cat Protection Society

My aunt and I brought three of her cats to this wonderful cat sanctuary!!! Brook helped us and took time to let my aunt say goodbye to her cats then she showed us where the cats would play, rest and eat. I was extremely impressed!!! This place is wonderful for cats ! Indoor outdoor playrooms and such a clean facility. The cats looked so happy. I’ve never seen such a nice animal shelter. So nice to know a place like this exists. If I ever get extra money to donate, I would donate here!!!

A wonderful, non-​profit cat shelter. The adoption cats get to stay in a large room which is essentially an indoor playground. They even have a retirement center for elderly cats to stay after their human passes away.
The facility was clean and the staff was very caring and friendly. I absolutely loved the house cat, Briggs. He’s a fat, lazy cat who meows at you if you stop petting him.
They are funded solely by donations, so please do consider it!

The NCPS is a non-​profit state of the art cat shelter. Dedicated to the protection and welfare of our furry friends. They’ll take in owner relinquished cats or kittens and provide them a clean and comfortable shelter.
The staff and volunteers have tremendous love and care for their well-​being. They get vaccinated, d-​wormed and microchiped before available for adoption. I recently discovered NCPS and give them and all animal protection shelters a great big THANK YOU for their care and help of our 4 legged furry friends.

We just adopted our new kitty from NatCat and I can’t say enough good things about them! It only took about 10 minutes to fill out the adoption form before we were taken in to visit with the cats available for adoption. On the way back to visit available kitties the volunteer showed us around and explained how the cats are handled as they are brought in. The available cats were in a spacious open room with access to a screened patio and natural light pouring in through a skylight. We got to sit in with the cats for about a half hour before we made our choice, a beautiful orange tabby 1 yr old boy.
Then back out to sign a few more forms, nothing terribly invasive like a home inspection is required, just your promise to take good care of your new pet. All their cats are micro-​chipped, de-​wormed, and up to date on all their shots including advantage flea control. It took about another 20 minutes to fill out all the final forms and pay the fee, $ 75 at this time (which is exactly what I was quoted on the phone earlier in the week!), and then they even provided a cardboard carrier to take our new pet home in. The volunteers were all very friendly and knowledgeable about the cats, they were able to tell us all about our new friend and why he had been given up.
I highly recommend NatCat and if we feel the need to add more cats to our home I will definitely make a return visit!