Cat Angels Pet Adoptions Cary, North Carolina

We had a great experience with Cat Angels. We already have a 2 year old female cat, and were looking for a male kitten (because we had read that that would probably be best). Elizabeth (our adoption specialist) took the time to listen to us regarding our resident cat's personality and what we were looking for. She had an idea of which cat might be a good fit, and introduced us. I was hesitant because the cat she showed us was not exactly what we had envisioned-- the cat was young, but not a kitten-- and it was a girl. But, as it turns out-- Elizabeth was spot on! Our new cat and our first cat get along great. We are very pleased we trusted Elizabeth!

Pickle Legs on Youtube said that this shelter makes it hard for cats to get adopted , because they interview people and berate and belittle them . She left the place in tears . Would not recommend adopting from this place .

I need to ask a serious question

Always great! CAPA really takes care of their cats until a forever home is found.

I love this place! I was looking for a place to go volunteer and this has been great! The cats are so sweet and friendly and the staff are also very nice! I love how quite it is !

The people who work in volunteer their live up to their name!

Ms. D took in my babies and she did not have to. I will be visiting this Saturday. She is a doll..

My husband and I adopted two kitten sister's Florence and Helene. The people that work here are wonderful to all the cat's in their care. We couldn't be any happier with our two little love bug girl's. Thank you Cat Angels Pet Adoptions for caring so much!

Looked for cats to adopt. Cat Angels accepts kittens, pregnant cats and adopts out all of them. Generally, for the younger kittens, they're available as a set of two. I agree with their philosophy. It's crowded with cats in smaller divided rooms they grow up in. They could use more space and volunteers. It's a no kill shelter where every cat is guaranteed a home. They place a lot of not just kittens but cats The hygiene is good. There's a disinfectant bath for shoes and Purrell for hands to keep their animals healthy. Our new kitty needed about two months to get used to his new home. He's become very affectionate towards us. Great place for felines

Highly recommend adopting from here ! Cat Angels is amazing !

Service and meal were awesome!

I went to Cat Angels to adopt a couple of kittens as companions for my partner, my cat and myself, and I could tell they take excellent care of their cats. They keep about 8 to 12 cats in each of about 5 rooms, with thought given to sociability with other cats, bonded pairs, dietary or other needs. All the cats were quite relaxed. Before you went in to a room you had to step in a shallow pan of disinfectant, and rub your hands with some kind of disinfectant as well. The several staff folks either knew a given cat's personality and friends, or drew in another staff member who did. They were all clearly cat people, some (most?) of whom were working for free, but all of whom were clearly competent and engaged. As far as I could tell they also have a vet come over to check things out once a week. Which is all to say, the cats appear to be well taken care of emotionally and physically. Their approach to the adoption process is well thought out as well. Their principal objectives here are to create a great match between people and cats, and also to protect the cats for the rest of their lives against some of the stuff that can happen to adopted kitties. So they check with your prior vets to make sure your animals get good care. They also have you sign an agreement that you won't declaw your cat, you'll take it to the vet, and that it will be an indoor-only cat. If you violate these terms, they can take the cat back. I Don't Feel They Are Being Capricious. (I would have all capped that, but I hate shouting). Declawing a cat is a TERRIBLE thing to do. The indoor vs indoor-outdoor issue, some might disagree on, and Cat Angels instead of arguing with you is genuinely happy to help you find other shelters (they have a map). Not in the agreement, but worthy of note, they have told us that if things just don't work out, they will always accept the cat back. TL;DR These folks are all about making sure the people-cat fit is high quality and enduring.

Cats are well cared for and very social. Lots to choose from.

I've been volunteering here for almost a year. I will be adopting at least one very soon. They are a no-kill shelter and the feeding/cleaning protocols are very strict to keep a clean place. Very friendly humans that work there as well.

The wonderful people that operate this rescue have genuinely beautiful, loving hearts for these precious cats and kittens.

Like the place, the volunteers care a lot about the animals in their care. But the are volunteers, and things can get overwhelming with many pets, and many visitors.

Cats are crowded in small rooms but staff are friendly and care. People need to get in there and adopt those beauties

My business is next door and I know the owner well. This is a great place and I love anyone who’s an animal lover. The folks that work here are all super friendly!

This place was great to work with. Cat Angels has been the best adoption group I have worked with going through the process to adopt a pet. Kimberly and the crew are easy to communicate with and a pleasure to deal with. We were caught in a spot where we needed to adopt a second cat. We had 2 and our 14yr old required us to make a hard decision. This left our 1.5 yr old cat alone. She started showing evidence of stress without her older buddy around. We did our research and started a dialogue with Cat Angels. We arrived at the site and while it was 45 min to closing for them they took use through every room to meet every cat they had. Even though they were gearing up for feeding time they gave us attention and did not rush us through. We filled out all our paperwork and submitted it. Sure, we had to provide Vet records and fill out adoption application papers but that was not a hassle at all. Everything was handled in the best possible way while keeping the animals welfare as the focus of the process. That was very key to us. We were making a 10+ years commitment to caring for and being the guardian of the adopted cat. We know they called around to check and verify us since we got the feedback from our contacts. I appreciate the thoroughness now. It took us 3 or 4 trips back meeting the cats and whittling our list down smaller and smaller. I very much felt that the team wanted us to match up to a cat that took to us and much as we took to the cat. They even arranged to have a volunteer meet us during non-scheduled hours to help accommodate our schedule. In hind sight, we really appreciated that they slowed down the process. We ended up with a great match due to this process. Our resident cat appreciated the effort, too. Since we were slowed down and had to think and observe and compare we picked out a great match. Now, our cats are great together and have really grown into best buddies. All through the transition process at our home Kimberly and the team were responsive to our emails and questions. I believe they really want every adoption to have an awesome ending. Even now, almost a year out, if I wrote them an email or dropped in they would have thoughtful advice and comments for any questions I may have. We are at max cat capacity right now but when we are in need to adopt another cat we will not hesitate to return to Cat Angels.

Healthy cats in a happy adoption environment. Not the sad shelter experience.

Cat Angels is a great organization and the owners and volunteers are truly passionate about what they do. When you go in to adopt, they give you a tour of all of the rooms and let you play with the cats for as long as you want so you get to know them. It is obvious that they not only want a forever home for all of their cats, but want to make sure that it is the right home. If you pre-adopt a kitten, they let can come visit and play with them often while you are waiting for them to get spayed/neutered and be up to date on their shots. I adopted a kitten in 2014 , and she is a true companion.

Great place with volunteers who really care about the animals they help. The cats are incredibly well taken care of, and everyone strives to find them loving homes. Just a great place to find your next pet.

I volunteered there for awhile and when I get sick, instead of going to a nursing home, I want to go there. They take such good care of every cat.

I adopted a cat from Cat Angels a few years ago. They have the friendliest cats. They live in a home-like environment, so all of the cats learn to get along with other cats and get lots of people time. They have a vet who visits on a regular basis, so these guys get immediate care if they get sick. They also will not send home sick cats. They want to make sure they are as healthy as possible. Highly recommend adopting from these guys.