Hello Charlie,

I just checked the link and it seems to be working fine, but perhaps it was a tech maintenance moment when you attempted it. https://www.zooschool.org/ is up and running and I am happy to answer any questions you have after you have had time to visit the site and read through the information. My direct email is cattalesed@gmail.com and I typically respond from there within 1-3 days. Sorry I missed this inquiry, as I don’t normally log on to our website from the build end nearly as often as I do via the public side of things.
Respectfully,

Lisa Grey – Executive Director, Cat Tales Wildlife Center

The animals live in areas as large as funding allows. The more money donated to us, the more we can put toward the animal’s enclosures. This of course is after providing nutritional food, veterinary care, bedding and all the other basic needs. Many of the animals came from situations where living conditions were spaces the size of rabbit cages, dark basements, chained to trees and/or facing euthanasia. Thus the spaces we provide for the animals and the care they receive is an improvement and of the highest quality possible. (Without sounding sarcastic in my answer – we can’t take the tigers for a walk in the local neighborhood, so there are obvious restrictions to additional space.) The need for larger spaces is always a point of conversations, but as a rescue shelter we do the best we can with what we have.

Yes we do. Here is the link for memberships which are the same as an annual pass. cattales.org/become-member