Join us this winter at our wildlife shelter, where you’ll discover and connect with incredible rescued animals in a serene, snowy setting. Watch playful foxes, cozy tigers, and more up close while your visit supports our mission of rescue, rehabilitation, and education. Bundle up—we can’t wait to see you!

Celebrate Winter with Special Offers and Hours!

Visiting Cat Tales in the Winter


Visitors Welcome

Saturday & Sunday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Field Trips and Private Tours
We are available for small and large groups by reservation from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and can also be booked on Tuesdays through Fridays. Please call us at (509) 238-4126 to schedule school field trips or group tours. Just so you know, reservations cannot be made through email.


Winter Admission Fees

Our admission fees are as follows:

  1. Adults $15 (ages 18-64)
  2. Children $10 (ages 5-12)
  3. Students $12 (13-18 & up to age 22 with student ID)
  4. Seniors $12 (ages 65+) — (Free on Saturdays & Sundays)

Children under 5 are admitted free of charge. We also offer a $2 discount on all admission fees for military personnel and first responders.


Tickets

You can purchase tickets at our entrance booth or online. (Note- there is a ticket fee online)

Memberships

With an annual pass, you’ll enjoy unlimited visits to the Wildlife Center throughout the year.

EBT & Foster Families

We support our community so everyone can learn more about the beautiful wildlife we care for.


The Best Time To Visit

Our animals love the cooler weather and are more active than ever! Each day brings something new—after all, they’re animals with unique personalities. For an up-close experience, we recommend booking an Animal Adventure (or two) during your visit.

Last Entry Time

We recommend you arrive at least 30 minutes before closing. This gives you enough time to enjoy your visit without feeling rushed.


Special Events & Birthdays

Keep Cat Tales Wildlife Center in mind as a one-of-a-kind way to celebrate a special events and birthdays.  And for all the educators out there remember Cat Tales Wildlife Center as an option for a field trip.