Cat Tales Wildlife Center

I loved my time here at the Cat Tales Wildlife Center. Everyone was super nice and helpful. Nicole is super passionate about the animals and extremely knowledgeable, I really enjoyed her explanation of the animals and the wildlife center. I love how there is a profile of the animal, where they came from, and how old they are. The gift shop is nice with plenty of variety- all proceeds go back directly to the animals and the center.

We have been here a few times and we enjoy the experience. It is nice to see the effort put into helping these animals. This may not be the largest animal park you visit but I do believe that they help those animals that have no were else to go.

We recently visited Cat Tales Wildlife on a field trip and it was a great experience. We appreciate Spokane Public Library for giving free day passes. The trip was a valuable learning opportunity for young children. Spokane don’t have any zoo so this is the only place to explore few wild animals. The center provide tour guide who tell about the rescued animals and their respective species. Parking space is big and we did not experience any wait times. The Bengal tiger and bear were the clear highlights of the visit. It was a good to encourage curiosity and learning about wildlife’s which they normally read at book. They love to make Tiger sound and when they saw real Tiger they were so excited.

Such a cool experience!! I really appreciate how the team doesn’t force the animals to be on display and allows them to sleep, or go to their private spaces when needed. It’s clear that the staff here prioritizes the wellbeing, comfort and quality of life for each animal!! Frankie made our experience wonderful!! She was great at answering all of the questions we had. I would definitely recommend coming here!!

they had fun activities for Easter. it is sad to see animals in cages but you child tell all these animals were very well cared for. my 2 year old loved it. we spent ab hours and a half there and had a great time

Visited this place and left sad at the state of all these animals. Maybe don’t take in more animals if you don’t have the funds to give them proper enclosures. Saw a lot of these animals clearly stressed and pacing. As an animal lover who used to volunteer at a local small zoo in California for years, it is absolutely possible to be a small zoo/sanctuary/rescue and still treat your wildlife correctly. It’s not even just the size of the enclosures. I saw zero enrichment or adequate husbandry for these poor creatures.

It is so much fun to visit here! The animals have such personality, especially when it is feeding time. The employees are all wonderful, friendly, and knowledgeable. Absolutely recommend!

We went there with our daughters school for a field trip. It was amazing and so fun. They give some really good information about the animals there!