Cat Tales Wildlife Center in Spokane, Washington, is not your typical zoo. Founded in 1990, this small nonprofit serves as a sanctuary for over 100 non-releasable animals, including lions, tigers, bobcats, cougars, and more. Known as the closest thing to a zoo in the inland Northwest, Cat Tales provides lifelong care to wildlife that has been rescued from euthanasia, abandonment, or private owners. Operated with limited staff and resources, the center thrives on the dedication of volunteers, students, and community support, offering educational programs and hands-on experience for aspiring zookeepers. Through determination and compassion, Cat Tales continues to make a lasting impact on both animals and people.
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