Got my sweet girl from here about a month ago. She has changed my life completely, I didn't know I…read morecould feel happiness like this before. Thank you Five Acres for taking such good care of her. The cats here are very well taken care of, happy and healthy. You can tell the employees here truly do care and love for the animals like they're their own. We came in "just to look" and walked away with our baby within 45 minutes. The adoption process is very smooth, and I love how you're able to interact with all of the cats to meet them before making your decision. Such a wonderful place.

Since moving here, I've been hoping to find an organization to volunteer with. I decided to come…read morehere and check it out. I was impressed by the cleanliness and overall health of the animals. The cat house is amazing, and I loved how many cats were able to free roam around the offices and large room. So, I decided to start volunteering. In the couple of weeks I've been volunteering, I've been impressed with the staff. They work so hard and are so helpful to anyone who comes in. They genuinely care about the work they do and every single fur ball they meet. The place is so clean without having that whole medicinal and cold vibe you see in some shelters. The cats are generally happy and have all sorts of enrichment opportunities at their disposal. Five Acres also does a ton of services for the community. There's an entire area and staff dedicated solely to helping pet owners in need. That's awesome for anyone struggling to get back on their feet.

This is a great place to volunteer if you are looking for opportunities. The leads train you…read morethroughly and explain their twice a day process to clean the litter pans, feed/water, and provide a scratch or hug if appropriate. They follow appropriate procedures for avoiding any cross contamination, required vetting, and administering meds when needed. They have supplies and cute items for your pets too and all purchases go back to supporting the cats care! They mainly take in strays and surrendered cats, so consider taking one or two home and give them the love they desire!

I ws rather shocked. 2 or 3 folks sitting at a table but almost every litter box was dirty. they…read morehad been dirty for some time. if I was adopting out kitties...I would make things spotless. I have volunteered for many years at shelter, and we always kept kitty cages spotless. some litter boxes so full of "stuff", nowhere for cats to go anymore. also, sure would be nice to know cost of adoption. did not have info until I saw it posted. 3x what other shelters charge. $150. I know many vets donate their time or greatly reduce their fes. if this is not happening for them..they need to bring in someone to negotiate fees or get some volunteer hours from a vet. ty.

Tenth Life deserves more than 5 stars. I found this organization when I was looking up "cat…read morecafes/cat shelters" or something of that nature. All the volunteers and staff are beyond welcoming, and the cats are so sweet and playful. My eyes literally turn into hearts when I visit, and I'm always so excited to meet new kittens and cats to play with. Sometimes they only have 2-3 cats roaming around, and other times, there's 12 kittens running all over the place. The space is very open, and there's so many cute toys for the cats to play with. It's essentially a real-life neko atsume set-up (side note: if you love cute kitties, download this game. Trust me!). The storefront is open to the public Friday-Sunday from 12-5 pm, and it was such a lifesaver for me during my first year of PT school. There's nothing better than hanging out with cats after a hard week of school/tests. If you're interested in fostering cats, they run an awesome program. I recently applied to become a foster, and it's been incredibly rewarding. If you aren't in a position to adopt, I highly recommend that you look into fostering. P.S. they also have cat yoga once a month! I've never been because I always had class or another commitment at the same time, but that's definitely on my to-do list. I believe it's the first Wednesday of the month, and it costs $15 (+fees?), but it goes towards helping cats!

Hello, my name is Max, have we met? I love cats…read more Tenth Life is hands down one of the most awesome organizations in Saint Louis when it comes to rescuing cats. If you're going to adopt a cat, you've gotta come here and see what this place is all about. We heard about it through our friend who is a kitty foster for Tenth Life. There are often cats at their brick and mortar storefront on Cherokee Street, but there are also several cats that are being taken care of at foster homes all around the Saint Louis area by Tenth Life volunteers, or getting ready to be the right age to live at the Tenth Life storefront. The space is big, cozy, and has so many toys for the cats to play with and places for them to rest. You can tell that the staff is always keeping up with fresh food and water for the cats, and cleaning up after them. This cat rescue has a very detailed adopting process, and make it known that the employees and volunteers are there to support you in any way if you are adopting a cat from them. The mission they set out for and excellently accomplish is, "Giving cats the life they deserve." We recently adopted two four-month old kittens, brother and sister, and are so so happy we went through Tenth Life!

Adopted a cat from this organization and she has been wonderful. The process to adopt was simple…read moreyet responsible and they have emailed to check in monthly. Could not recommend more!

Great organization! Their goal is to keep pets with their people by offering affordable services…read moreand products for the people in the areas they serve.

Highly recommend for adopting a pet. They are very knowledgeable and caring and the experience…read morecouldn't have been better. I am a repeat customer!

I called 6 times and no answer. I drove over an hour to just get turned around. Terrible experience!read more

Absolutely useless. My cat is stuck in a high place. I called fire, they told me to call animal…read morecontrol. Animal control says no you have to call fire. Whats the point of being animal control if you cant help with an animal? Now i am going to have to get a 40 ft ladder and climb myself up there. I am very ill. I have a plethora of health issues. I am going through radiation treatment. The fact that i have to do any of this is indicitive of a useless orginization and wasted tax dollars. Shame

STL County Animal Control is a amazing organization that care about animals and people!! I'm soo…read morethankful that they understood my concerns about excessive, unruly and random animals. With thoughtfulness to myself and the animals. They assisted me, and it means so very much!

An amazing shelter and foster program for cats in STL City and County. The Cat Network works with…read moremany different situations in a kind, compassionate, nonjudgey way. They really focus on the health and well-being of the cats, doing a thorough job of ensuring an adopter is ready to be a cat owner. They care so much about the cats and take great care of them. They are trustworthy and I enjoy volunteering as a foster home for them. Their facility for some of the cats is adorable and safety is their #1 priority. If I was planning to adopt a cat, I would definitely choose The Cat Network.

Been there for a few different things! Animal related or with an animal and they are Awesome! Truly…read moreCare!

Carole is the most kindest human!…read more If you're in need they help as much as they can with pet food each month! They have a low cost vaccine clinic for pets shots. They have cats and dogs for adoption! They give you time to acclimate the pets. There are volunteer opportunities. All the staff members are willing to help you. There are tons of resources here. I've only list of the ones that I saw on the signs. I have personally never adopted from here, but I do come to volunteer and donate, and I have always loved how pleasant the staff is always so kind!