We found our keeper!…read more I had heard about Katz 4 Keeps many times over the last few years; and through his job my husband had helped Mary (the owner) several times but we had never actually visited the facility. While we had been thinking about bringing home a new family member for some time, when we were finally ready this was one of the first places we looked. The facility is impressive. There are different rooms (divided by age) for kittens, young cats and adults. They have an isolation area for new cats and for when any of their current 'residents' get sick. For as many 'boarders' as they have it is surprisingly clean. All I can say is Mary is the epitome of a cat lady, but not the crazy kind. She loves what she's doing and she loves every single feline friend. If you're considering adopting a cat (of any age) please definitely put these ladies on your list. The program they've established is quite impressive and I wouldn't recommend anyone else.

All rescues should follow Katz 4 Keeps philosophy. A rescue cat has the Ritz Carlton service from…read moreKatz 4 Keeps-(living quarters and premium medical care). Every cat/kitten is taken to a Veterinarian; Katz 4 Keeps doesn't mess around with the cat's health. The facility is hospital quality clean with separate quarantine rooms for new and ill cats. The volunteers and fosters are top notch quality. Katz 4 Keeps is on the A list! http://pictures-of-cats.org/how-many-animal-shelters-have-quarantine-rooms.html#comment-557669 (an example of a quarantine room)

July 17, 2020: Our 13.5 year old Labrador was put to sleep today due to her health. After she died…read morewe had a 80% bag of food and her medications and a few other things that we decided to donate to Journeys End Animal Sanctuary. This is a beautiful place and the people working there were so gracious to accept our donations to help their sheltered animals. We are so glad to find Journeys End Animal Sanctuary.

This is a lovely place hidden in the neighborhood. They are doing such great work here. They…read moreprovide a loving home to all types of animals. We were here to visit and only had time to visit with the cats. But there were so many cats but they all seemed happy. There was a porch on the cat building where the cats could hang out. I will definitely come back and visit next time I am in town.

What an amazing non-profit organization! They are now open every Saturday from 10-2 in the same…read morelocation. "Visit. Play. Adopt." That's their tag line. You come to play with the dogs. You can enjoy free coffee and $5 BBQ. Donations go toward rent and any excess money is donated to a dog shelter. As of right now, three small dog shelters bring their dogs to the Saturday event: Kamp Kritter, Old Dog Rescue, Dachshund Adoption Rescue and Education. At first I was a little upset that there weren't more dogs to meet, but then I realized that must be a good thing because so many have been adopted in previous weekends!! All of the volunteers were very kind. Each dog had a volunteer that watched over them and introduced the dog. They were very organized in having waivers prepared for when we came in through the back. The little seating area out back was really nice with a very welcoming door to come into see the dogs that were staying out of the heat. That's also where you will find the free coffee and the place to make a donation. If you walk through the barber shop there is even more going on out front! Can't wait to go back!

everyone here are nice. You can enjoy free coffee and $5…read moreBBQ. Donations go toward rent and any excess money is donated to a dog shelter. As of right now, three small dog shelters bring their...

I visited the animal sanctuary for the annual thanksgiving vegan potluck, so I did not get the tour…read moreexperience but explored the space on my own time. In about 1 hour, I saw all the animals--cows, horses, donkeys, lots of goats, sheep, pigs, chickens, turkeys, ducks, and the "manager," an orange cat that I am forgetting the name of. I was able to feed the animals hay and even pet some of the friendlier animals. The animals were all very comfortable around people, and you can see they all have their own personalities. It was a heartwarming, interactive, and surprisingly therapeutic experience. Definitely family friendly. The place was easy to find with a clear sign at the turn, and after a short drive on a small paved path, you arrive and there is a large lawn for parking. Although there is a small "well" and portapotties, there isn't really a good way to wash your hands, so bring hand sanitizer. Feeding the animals can also get messy, so wear clothes and shoes you don't mind getting hay on.

I purchased flea medication a whole year for two dogs and two visits was almost $900. I decided…read morethat the flea medication that they gave me I did not like the way it does for your dog so they told me while I was there that I would be able to exchange this if I didn't like it, I used one out of the package, it makes your dogs Miserable because of the fleas on them. My dogs cannot stand them and they cannot stand them to get on them and if I didn't like it, I could exchange it. the lady well she wasn't a lady at desk was so rude. She said no that there was no returning medicine that is not medicine that is flea control, but the doctor him self told me when I bought it that I would be able to exchange it if I did not like it this is wrong. That's a lot of money just so wrong. I still want to exchange this flea medication if someone would please contact me. My number is 904-921-6257.

I've been taking my two dogs here for years. Each year it gets worse. They lack training for their…read morestaff. They are clueless when it comes to helping customers and their dogs. My dogs ran out of their medication and at the time we got the medication we were told to call up and get another refill. They claim there is nothing in their records so my dogs can go without it. This is crazy. They obviously don't care about their patients. Stay far away from this place if you love your fur baby