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    4.5
    (201 reviews)

    My wife and I had such a great experience with LYFF! She had been wanting a kitten for a long…read morewhile, and found a happy, healthy boy available on the site in December. We went through a very thorough interview process to make sure it would be a great fit on both sides, and set up an appointment at PetSmart to meet him and his littermates. He took to us from the very first night home, and even though we've only had him a month it feels like he's been a part of our family for much longer. We're so grateful to have him in our lives, and have LYFF to thank for that.

    THE GOOD One of the cleanest and well maintained facilities…read more Not THE best, but certainly a very good one. The people are knowledgeable about cats and specifically behavior issues. It was easy to make an appointment and there was plenty of parking. There were times I disagreed with putting a rambunctious adult cat would be mixed in with kittens but I'm flexible enough to understand it's not a perfect world and that sometimes you have to separate feisty adults by putting one in with the kids. They appeared to be well fed and most of the cats were curious about coming out to see people. Some actively wanted to be adopted where others weren't so sure about coming out until it got a lot quieter. Very colorful, lots of climbing and hiding areas for the cats. For a flexible person, all of this is perfectly understandable. THE BAD Some rescues are really up on a high horse. I realize they think they're doing what's best but it's excessive and intrusive. Also, it's completely different from what other accredited agencies do so it's inconsistent. If you need a metric to determine if a rescue's policy is right or wrong, look no further than noticing 95% of the others don't seem to require that. No one likes control freaks, except for other control freaks.

    Dogz in Need - animalshelters - Updated July 2026

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