Spokane's Own 
Wildlife Rescue and Sanctuary

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Our Mission is to Provide:
​A safe and secure home for rescued big cats and wildlife,
Professional animal care to ensure their health and well being, and
Public education to the benefit of all wildlife.

CAT TALES
A nonprofit 501(c)3 charity -- TIN - 91-1538226
Founded in 1990

In regards to the virus.

In the rapidly evolving circumstances surrounding the spread of the coronavirus, it has become clear that we need to make decisions in the best interest of our community, guests, supporters and staff. Cat Tales has decided to temporarily close for incoming guests.

Although our gates will be closed, our animal family remains in need of support. We will continue to accept financial donations as well as the items on our website. Please call ahead to arrange a time for us to meet you at the gate.
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We will continue to evaluate the situation and keep you informed via social media at Cat Tales website, Facebook and Instagram.
As always, we appreciate your support. Please stay healthy, wash your hands and continue to help flatten the curve of the virus.
 
Keep Calm
Wash Your Hands
Carry On

What's Happening at Cat Tales?
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As we head into 2020 it's time for new projects, so come out to see what work we're doing, and possible volunteer your time or support to help us get everything we have planned done in record time!

Our current goals are finishing the canine play yards and a minor remodel of our staff area/gift shop.  

On the weekends, plan your visit around noon if you want to see our baby pumas Hope and Jackson playing.  And don't forget we feed the animals around 2:30 pm, a fun little event that happens daily!

Hope and Jackson, five month old puma cubs, take a break from playing together.