Whis-Purr Rescue, Inc

So very impressed with this place. That adoption could not have gone smoother. These guys love their cats, and did everything they could to make sure we (first time cat owners) start off on a great foot. I’ll definitely be telling everyone I know to adopt here!

I want to give Whis-​Purr Rescue more than 5 stars. My Husband and I have adopted 3 wonderful cats from here. We just love Lucy and Whis-​purr rescue! They helped us more than words can express when one of our cats became ill! Lucy also knew the cats so well and was able to judge perfectly which ones would be a good fit with us and together. We can’t thank Lucy and Whis-​Purr rescue enough for the little bundles of kitty joy they have brought into our lives. Please if you are looking for a pet adopt don’t shop. These Kitties our wonderful and need a home and it is so worth it.

My husband and I had a lovely interaction with Lucy and Caitlin of Whis-​Purr about 2 months ago when we decided to adopt a cat into our homes. Neither of us had had a cat since we were children, but we are competent pet owners of 4 pugs (including a debilitated rescue pug) and a rescue parrot.
We mostly interacted with Lucy who explained the social nature of cats and how it is best to adopt them in pairs. The more she spoke, the more it became abundantly evident that Lucy, and Whis-​Purr as a whole, is staffed by compassionate, competent, dedicated animal lovers with huge hearts.
My husband and I fell in love with Dani and Dexter and were supplied with an abundance of cat care supplies from the organization as well as a packet with their medical records and a swift follow up email with links to reputable pet care references, mobile veterinarians in the area, pictures taken of the kitties while they were in foster care, and an open-​door policy to let us know that if we had any questions or concerns that Whis-​Purr was there for us.
It was inherently clear to me that any cat in the care of this organization is one LUCKY animal, and that Whis-​Purr follows through to make sure that the well-​being of the cat isn’t just ASSUMED once the adoptive parents take the pets out the door. They are there for you through and through.
I highly recommend this organization for pet rescue, because you’re getting a commitment that doesn’t just end when you walk out of the building. They are an ever-​present resource in your corner to empower you as pet owners and protect their investment in the welfare of the animals they place in your home. These people really care and it shows!

The staff of Whis-​Purr rescue is totally dedicated to the well-​being of their feline friends and to helping cats successfully adopt humans. I was slightly surprised to find the cats living inside a feed store but the setup works just fine and the accommodations are luxurious. Lucy and her fellow volunteers did an amazing job helping set us up for success in our adoption, with both advice and kitty amenities.

I cannot recommend this organization enough. If you’re looking to make a difference and adopt your forever furry feline, go here. NOW! Pause your Netflix show, grab your car keys, and drive down to their location.
I’ve had the good fortune to work with Lucy when I adopted my first pair of brother/​twin cats about 3 years ago. From the initial hiccups to the hospital visits to the tragic death of my little Simon, Lucy has been a rock, resource, and friend in the best and worst of times. She’s incredibly patient and always available to answer my stupid cat questions.
She goes far above and beyond what anyone in their right mind would put up with, which simply speaks to the deep passion and love she has for cats and their well-​being.
After Simon passed away earlier this year, I worked with Lucy again in finding a new companion for his brother. With the same level of dedication and compassion, Lucy made sure the kitten was a good fit (in temperament and personality) and walked me through the process of introducing the two cats to one another (I can happily, and with much relief, confirm they are now friends).
Unfortunately/​Fortunately, my apartment has a strict two-​cat pet policy. Which otherwise, I’m pretty sure is the only thing holding me back from adopting all their beloved cats.

on Jan16 I adopted 2 cats (approx. 9mo old).I met Lucy, one of two women who run the rescue. She was very helpful in the adoption process. These people really CARE for the animals they place. The cats were & are very healthy, eat like little piggies.
I would recommend Whis-​Purr to any & all who are looking for healthy & well taken care of cats. Lucy’s just great !

I’ve sent two email inquiries and left a vm. 3 days later and still no phone call from this place. I’ll shop else where for a pet.

I was very lucky to find my Floppy kitty through Whis-​Purr Rescue! Lucy and Caitlin do an amazing job of making sure all the kittens and cats that come into their care are healthy, happy, and well socialized.
Their cats and kittens have really cool set-​ups while they are waiting for their forever homes. They have a few locations where you can come see the balls of fluff. They reside in huge cages filled with all types of cat furniture, toys, water features, and tunnels. It’s kind of like the Ritz for cats.
The cats have a ton of volunteers and fosters that interact with them so they are super friendly and well adjusted. They also don’t spare any expense if a cat or kitten happens to get sick. I know that Floppy was sick while he was a kitten and they made sure that he got the help he needed! =)
The whole adoption process was great and I know if I have any questions they are more than willing to help. I wholeheartedly recommend Whis-​Purr Rescue!