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Tabby Town Cat Adoption Center

4.2 (19 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 4:00 PM

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Winnie, the cat I'm adopting
Christy H.

I recently went into Tabby Town because I've been looking for a cat companion. I had some pretty specific requirements because I already own a dog and needed a cat who'd get along with her. I also needed a cuddly, people oriented cat because I am disabled and spend a lot of time in bed. Basically, I needed an emotional support animal. Tabby Town turned out to have exactly what I needed! When the volunteers there discerned my mom and I were serious about picking up a cat that day, they immediately took us into the visiting room and started bringing us cats they thought would be good fits. The first two were from out on the main floor and weren't particularly friendly, but the third they brought into the room was from the office section and a big sweetheart. Since they had spent some time with her, they knew I was going to be getting a special cat. They also were helpful in answering our specific questions, as we've only ever owned dogs before. I ended up fostering to adopt the third cat, an orange tabby who had been a stray in Rochester. This location gets overflow from other shelters and I find it admirable that they take animals from kill shelters and get them adopted. I'm very glad they have the foster to adopt program here, as I wasn't sure how the cat (who I named Winnie) would get along with my dog. They recommended it over the phone to my mom before we arrived and it worked out well. I'm currently in the process of adopting her. She's a great fit for our family and me especially so I'm grateful to Tabby Town for bringing her out to us.

Our sweet Bella from Tabby Town

We adopted one cat from Tabby Town about 7 years ago, and she is part of our family now. The friendly volunteers/staff introduced us to a beautiful, petite tabby cat named Georgianna. We have since changed her name to Bella. They brought Bella out from the back of the store, where they keep the shyer cats. She immediately warmed up to us. They have a little visiting room where you can get to know the feline before your purchase. She came with a folder that included her shot record, where she was from and birthdate. I would definitely recommend adopting from Tabby Town. It is also a store with various cat items, and they accept donations of various kinds; (money, cat food, blankets..)

CUTE KITTY
Steven M.

Tabby Town Cat Adoption is a fantastic addition the the McKinley mall for many reasons. The idea of putting an adoption centre somewhere with constant foot traffic (well, at least some foot traffic) gives these beautiful little kitties some constant exposure and unlimited chances to find a new home. This place kind of looks like a mall pet store from the outside but when you enter you start seeing a mixture of fixtures for the cats to eat, sleep, and of course play in (even though they are all usually just sleeping). Upon walking around over the weekend I saw a few cute little pals that seemed pretty content to somewhere nice and warm for the winter and the staff that was working all seemed very friendly and actually cared for the animals that they were watching. I think this is a fantastic place to adopt a furry little friend and if you live in the area you should definitely come by and check this place out!

My beautiful cat Nova from tabby town!
Kerrie B.

I got my beautiful cat from here about four months ago. Cheryl helped me meet my cat and she was so nice and helpful. Nova had to be fixed before I could get him which they said would take about a week. A week later I call back and I ask about the cat and I am told to call back later. I call the next day and the person who answered said that she doesn't know where the cat is and hung up on me. I thought that was very strange... About three days later someone called me from tabby town and tell me I can come adopt him whenever. I rush over fill out the adoption paperwork and take him home. Everyone there that day was extremely nice. It would definitely be a five star if I did not get treated like I was bothering the person who hung up on me. I still don't know why that happened. If your looking for a new friend this might be the place to go lots of cats to see!!

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They trea their cats well. You can tell they care by the way the cats act. They definitely deserve your business!

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good not even pass doorways the smell was so overwhelming. We turned around and left i feel sorry for the cats.

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“After I got over my initial "What the frig were you thinking??!!???!!" shock, I soon realized that he had brought me my absolute very favorite gift he's ever given me.”

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Dog Days of Buffalo

Dog Days of Buffalo

(52 reviews)

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We have been coming to Dog Days of Buffalo for various reasons for a while now. They have an…read moreamazing facility! It's clean and fresh smelling with the best doggie day carers around. When you enter, there are two big screen TVs so you can see your pet on one of them. Our Maisie had a blast going to "school" for half-days when it was winter and she needed to run around more than in our house. When we would pick her up, they'd announce, "I need Teeny Maisie from Small Dogs" and we could see all the small dogs run for the exit with JUST Maisie being brought to us! The dogs are SO SO happy. And a GOOD dog is a TIRED dog. We had Janelle for a couple of training classes, and she knows her stuff. We got excellent training and tips from Janelle - she was authoritarian and organized, and gave individual attention as needed. Highly recommend! Lastly, yes, there's more, we have had wonderful grooming done at DDB. Always a great job on grooming, very happy. This is a great business and we will continue to support them.

I am extremely disappointed and upset with my experience at this grooming facility. After what…read morehappened to my dog, I will never bring her back, and I strongly encourage other pet owners to thoroughly check their pets after every grooming appointment. My dog was groomed by Carly on Saturday, 9/19/26. During the grooming, the hair between my dog's toes was cut, and her skin was clipped in at least two areas. The attached picture clearly shows the injuries and blood. What is even more upsetting than the accident itself is how the situation was handled afterward. Accidents can happen, and I am a very understanding person. What I expect, however, is honesty, accountability, and communication. I was not informed that my dog's skin had been cut. Had Carly or the staff told me immediately, I could have started treating the affected areas much sooner. Instead, I had to email the clinic on Sunday 9/20/26 evening to request an appointment with the veterinarian because I was concerned about the injuries. I was advised to apply ointment until she could be seen. Unfortunately, the earliest appointment I could get with the actual veterinarian was 10/5/26. My dog was able to go in and see a technician on 9/21/26 for other services, but I still had to wait to have the veterinarian properly evaluate the injuries. I also contacted Chelsie, the store manager, about what happened. Rather than receiving an apology and accountability, I felt that she was defensive and more focused on defending her staff. I was also told that my dog's allergies were to blame. Regardless of whether my dog has allergies, that does not explain away the fact that her skin was visibly clipped and bleeding. If my dog's skin was accidentally cut during grooming, I should have been informed immediately. Unfortunately, this was not my first frustrating experience with this location. We had just moved to Buffalo from Derby and brought our dog there for her first appointment on 8/1/26. At that appointment, I asked to schedule her next grooming six weeks later. Leo, the staff member I dealt with on 8/1, told me that he scheduled her for 9/12/26. When we expected to bring her in, my dog was not on the schedule. I was then given the impression that someone else had forgotten to put her appointment on the calendar, even though Leo was the person who had scheduled it with me. As a result, we had to wait another week and didn't get her back on the schedule until 9/19/26. After everything that has happened, the lack of accountability and communication has completely destroyed my trust in this business. The grooming accident itself could have been an unfortunate mistake. The way it was handled is what I find unacceptable. If Carly accidentally clipped my dog's skin, I should have been told the same day. Instead, I discovered the injury afterward and had to take the initiative to contact the clinic myself. I will never take my dog back to this location. I strongly recommend that every pet owner carefully inspect their dog's entire body--including between the toes--after leaving any grooming facility. Do not assume that you will be informed if something goes wrong. My dog's safety and well-being come first, and based on my experience, I no longer have confidence in this facility.

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Operation Pets Spay Neuter Clinic

(11 reviews)

I am giving five stars for the concept. Not the working facility…read more This truly is a great idea. My daughter had adopted two cats and needed to have them neutered. For those of you who have pets you understand how expensive it can be for a spay/neuter. Males are less expensive and run around $150.00. Minus shots. This organization offers up low cost spay/neuters. $20.00 per pet. Shots included. My understanding is that you need to be on some type of public assistance. The non-existent baby daddy of my two grand children allows my daughter to receive Medicaid. The facility is run is a very strange fashion. Cats (I'm not sure about dogs) are dropped off at a set time in the AM. They remain sequestered in separate carriers in your vehicle until actually ready for acceptance. Pick up occurs after 5PM. At that time you queue up and wait for your number(s)/pet(s) to be called. I love the fact that there is a resource in this area that allows people to affordably stop the un-necessary reproductive cycle of cats however I believe that it could be done in a more humane way. This place serves a purpose. That is the best that I can offer up. Don't adopt if you can't afford to deal with spay/neuter/shots and all else that comes with pet ownership.

I'm not sure what the low rating is for? The process was very simple, they had solutions for…read moreproblems that our vet didn't even have, the medication they gave us was cheap, and even though I was late they were still extremely kind! Great organization.

Tabby Town Cat Adoption Center - animalshelters - Updated November 2026

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