I really love this place and the services they provide for the cat and human communities. The staff and volunteers really care about the wellbeing of the cats. I wish more places like this existed not just for cats. I adopted my recent cat from here and the care and support for the cat's transitions between homes was astounding. Thank you Feline Rescue! Please remember to donate they depend on it. read more

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Feline rescue is a wonderful shelter. I have been volunteering for two years. They are really invested in, taking the very best care of the cats, and ensuring that they go to caring homes. The staff are very thorough and thoughtful, a great place to get a kitty and two support. read more

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me and my mom wanted to adopt a cat so we got two kittens whirlpool and Maytag I loved them both so much especially senses they were bonded but they stayed with us for 1 day till my mom returned them senses my dad was allergic altho I wish I could get them back there isn't anything I could do about it I just hope they get a loving home and know that I miss them and think about them everyday read more

I am in the process of adopting a cat after losing one over a month ago. I have been looking quite broadly, at different organizations, and will say that Feline Rescue is one of the best I have worked with. They care so deeply for the welfare of their cats, and seemingly, that of the adopters! Your application is taken to heart and it's not just a free for all as to who gets the next kitten...but they keep you in a pool so that you are considered if you might have missed another cat of interest. Denise is awesome to work with - offers an educational approach - I'd highly recommend them and know that the cats they have are in excellent care....Liz read more

If you'd like to adopt a cat, Feline Rescue in St Paul is the best place in the twin cities area to do it. This volunteer-originated, no-kill, non-profit shelter rescues and finds homes for all kinds of cats and kittens. They put tremendous care and attention into each cat and provide a safety net so that if an adopted cat ever loses its home, it can be brought back to Feline Rescue to be re-homed. This is a well-run organization with a substantial volunteer network. Highly recommended if you're looking for a feline friend. read more

I cannot help but say, once again, what a wonderful cat I was able to get from Feline Rescue. I picked Millie up in March, and she has been my constant companion since then. I've had many animals over many years, but never a cat quite like Millie. She follows me everywhere, like a puppy, makes me happy every day, and I was feeling quite down, so this is so wonderful to laugh again. I so love this special little girl, and I thank you for the service you provide and the many faithful volunteers who work for you. read more

I've driven past this place what seems like a million times, and have had friends who've volunteered at this no-kill shelter. Yet, I've never had a reason to go in (having pets already). That is until today. What a beautiful organization! For any cat who arrives at this shelter, there's one guarantee - it will be loved and taken care of by the many volunteers, even if its never adopted. In fact there are some cats who have lived at the Feline Rescue shelter for over 5 years, and will until they are adopted, or they live a naturally long life. My friend Catherine wanted to adopt a cat, and this was the perfect place to go. We spent approximately 1.5 hours there, and after this experience, I'm going to do my best remind folks to donate to Feline Rescue, as welll as volunteer for them. I have my volunteer application ready, I suggest you do the same. Btw, Catherine adopted a sweet tortie mix, named Mimsy. Mimsy is already loving her new home, and Catherine is equally delighted with Mimsy . read more

Very well run. The cats are obviously loved and cared for. When we adopted our cats from them in April, i thought it was sweet that classical music was playing in our cats' room :) We lived on the other side of Minneapolis at the time, and it was very stressful trying to get all of the documentation in order and drive back and forth with cats and carriers - but the staff was very understanding and helpful. I have had cats my entire life, and did think that some of the staff were on the more controlling/overbearing side when explaining how to care for our new cats, but perhaps they have learned to err on the side of caution! They did a follow-up call about a week after our adoption to see how the cats were doing. read more

they got the jits in there? or is it one of them places where u can't play with the lil dingdongs ??? Lmk gang

I just recently adopted my cat from Feline Rescue. I was SO impressed with this place. Everything was clean and well kept, the cats seemed happy and had a ton of space to move around, and everyone I talked to was very helpful. I was even more impressed to learn that this is an entirely volunteer-based location. The staff were knowledgeable and helpful, and they gave me tons of information on how to best care for my new cat. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking to adopt a cat or kitten in the twin cities area. read more

Visit the cats at the adoption center and see if you can get a tour. They understand how to get beyond the traditional "shelter" approach. They even have cat socializers who work with difficult new cats to help them adapt to people. The volunteers are just that - unpaid, hardworking folks who really are devoted to the no-kill mission. Feline Rescue is much more "humane" than the "Humane" Society. read more

I've never adopted a cat here, but I toured the facility and these people are doing mighty work to help animals in need. My personal connection is that I worked as an environmental consultant cleaning up contaminated properties for redevelopment in the Hwy 280 area. Occasionally, there would be homeless cats living with the homeless people in sheds on these derelict land parcels, and I used to call Feline Rescue, who worked with their "owners" (who had to leave) to get them into the shelter before the bulldozers arrived, and I had the satisfaction of seeing one of my charges, an orange tabby, readopted almost immediately into a nice home. read more

Our sweet cats, BayLee and Nicky just turned 8 years old in June. Saw BayLee on the website and did now about sister Nicky until our visit to the foster home in Roseville. Nicky was part of the "package" and we said okay. No regrets ever! These two "kids" are a joy every day. They have a dog brother "Gage" and all is good. Thank you Feline Rescue for alll you do and also thank you to MARS for bringing Gage into our fur family. read more

I highly recommend adopting from them! The volunteers were fantastic at helping us make sure our next cat was going to be a perfect fit for our other cat. They gave great advice on how to introduce them (slowly). They gave us all the medical information and they gave us the food he was getting. They are very knowledgeable about the cats and their personality. You can tell that the volunteers love being there! read more

So Many Cats, So Little Time! Their limited hours of operation make it difficult for me to visit the kitties at Feline Rescue on the reg, but I go once every few months. Love that they are a no-kill shelter, love all the cats! The "jungle room" in the back has more cats than the front part. I don't have any experience with adopting from them, so my review is based solely on my experience as a visitor. Someday when I live in a place that allows pets I will likely adopt from Feline Rescue though. read more

Grrreat staff, so helpful in taking a friendly stray as it get so cold. She deserves a nice forever home. You go Sadie!

I love this place. May 26th 2014 I was spending my Memorial Day camping in Ely MN when I received a phone call that my house was on fire. When my neighbor called he said it was "really bad" and I can only assume what that means. After my 4 hour journey "home" I arrived to a flooded, police taped, smoldering home. The fire marshal told me I lost everything. I knew he was right but maybe just maybe my babies made it out. Long story short, I lost my babies that night and didn't know how I would ever start to see the light. I know I will never have them back however this place understands I am not ready to adopt but I am ready for therapy. I spends hours here every 4-8 weeks to play, cuddle and watch. I am so happy this place is here to heal cats as I continue to heal myself. I also bring in donations when I go because I know it is what my Custom and my baby girl would want me to do. read more

This place is amazing. It is a nonprofit shelter. I adopted 2 kittens recently , they take wonderful care of all of the cats/kittens here and are very knowledgeable. I wish there were more places like this around! If you are adopting a cat in the twin cities , come here. read more

Feline Rescue is great. I adopted two kittens almost a year ago and the volunteers of Feline Rescue were incredibly helpful. As soon as I applied, I was able to speak to someone right away and arrange to meet the kittens the next day. The cats get so many resources from good medical care to caring volunteers. I'm currently fostering a kitten through Feline Rescue for the first time. She was a stray so she needs some serious socialization- but Molly, one of the volunteers, has been incredibly supportive in providing resources, advice, and answers to my questions. I'm glad I am able to give back to this organization and that cats are treated with such compassion here. read more

I've also driven past here many times, and once I was somewhat recovered from the July death of my 16 year old cat, stopped by one day and was absolutely stunned by how wonderful this place is. I didn't get my twin black cats directly from the shelter, but from one of their foster homes. (btw, also wonderful people) I have since donated what I can. A great organization and warm loving care for all the kitties! read more