Address: 17020 N Newport Hwy, Mead, WA 99021, USA
Phone: +15092384126
Sunday: 10AM–5PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10AM–5PM
Wednesday: 10AM–5PM
Thursday: 10AM–5PM
Friday: 10AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Kylie Neale
Awww Cat Tales. This is a nice cat rescue. Some of the exhibits look a little tired, but this is run exclusively on donations, and the cats and animals living here are in a better situation than where they were previously. The staff is super friendly and they take really good care of the animals. If the idea of big, wild animals living in cages makes you sad, don't be mad at Cat Tales, be mad at the humans that tried to raise these gorgeous animals for entertainment/as pets. It's definitely worth stopping by to say hello to these cuties and for your donation.
Steph Schlis
I had the best time here today. It’s so clear everyone loves the cats (and others!) so much. I got to feed here white tiger. We had little chuff talks with the other tigers. I loved watching the foxes slide across the snow after food time. Very cool spot.
Almondy Roque
Sad to see locked up cats, bears, coyotes and foxes. Its small and we spent about 45 minutes here. I don't think we will ever go back not a super great memory for us. Mostly stinky and sad for the animals locked in such small cages. It was a super hot day about 100 degrees outside. They did have sprinklers keeping the animals cool. If you plan your trip for feeding time it might be a little more interesting.
Esther Longoria
Not bad, Zoo is small. Thought we'd be getting a tour. The cages are very small and you kinda feel sorry for the animals. The "gift shop" is set up outside in the green building and it's not run efficiently. Masks are required unless you're away from the animals.
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I was pretty sure that they take both but I called just to be sure and yes they take credit, debit, or cash.
$10. I'm not sure for kids. Seniors are free on Sundays.
Anytime before 2:30 pm. Whole park is fed at 3 during winter hours. Summer hours park is fed at 4.
They have lots of space and the staff make sure they are very comfortable. Animals do pace back and forth but usually its because they want the keepers to pet them or feed them. Most of them are rescues and would not survive in the wild. So this is their forever home!
12 for an adult, 10 for a student and senior. 7 for children ages 4-12, and 3 and under is free. Military is free. Both active and veterans with ID. And i think police, ems, and firefighters is the same
Cat Tails is a School. Their hires are School interns. The Students commit for a certain amount of time as a credit. Their help are students and Cat Tails works on public donations.
Yes, has a wooden walkway at the entrance and compacted dirt throughout the park. All level.
$5 for children (3-12); $8 for Students and Senior Citizens (55+) (Seniors are free every Sunday); and $10 for Adults
$10 for adults, $8 for seniors and students, and $5 for kids 3-12. Under 3 are free.
Though activity varies with the weather, the most active time is at feeding time. This time of year (spring) we feed at about 2:30 pm. As the weather gets warmer that time could be delayed based on the animal's food drive.
Right now they are only open for private tours of 6 or fewer people for one hour at $100 per group.
No, but they have training to work in a zoo
No...they do not have snakes. The only residents that are not cats are their two bears. I got to hand feed grapes to Oso (one of the bears) which was an amazing experience!! I've also fed Zamba (R.I.P.), Tuga, and a lioness....ALL AMAZING EXPERIENCES!!!
No it is a zoological facility.
I checked and it said 10 a.m. They may have new hours now that school started.
All of them! They're only on the menu if you decide to eat them but that's not what Cat Tails is about. When we visited the animals went in and out of their shelters as they pleased. The coolest attraction was being allowed to feed lions and a bear! Definitely worth the visit!
Im not sure if there is discounts but there was a coupon for i think 15% off through groupon you can check to see if it expired yet
It's best to call them. They do accept meat but they've certain conditions.
No, you can not touch the animals. However you can pet the dead ones inside
Not sure. Best bet is to call
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