Pet Refuge-Nkeapl

20 reviews

500 Stony Ln

North Kingstown, RI 02852

http://www.nkeapl.org

At the Pet Refuge, there's one rule: no cat gets left behind. This 100 percent no-kill animal shelter goes the extra mile to make sure their kitties are feeling in tip-top shape, from treating feline leukemia to spaying/neutering all cats to simply giving abandoned kitty some much deserved love and attention. The Pet Refuge, operated by the North Kingstown- Exeter Animal Protection League (NKEAPL), is supported by three part-time staffers and a bevy of volunteers.

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4.020 reviews

Donna H.

10/26/2024

This is an incredible rescue devoted to cats. They have open play areas and have kinds of stimulation.

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Cheyenne M.

2/28/2024

I adopted an adult male cat from this shelter afew months ago. We spent afew days corresponding through email after I reached out via PetFinder. The cat I originally wanted to see was adopted...

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Robin M.

10/18/2024

These people are so judgmental and rude! They turned my friend away about a year ago (who is a wonderful, kind and generous person) and now they are judging me! I had to make a decision to...

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Elizabeth S.

9/7/2024

I tried to call about a little cat abandoned in my neighborhood. The lady who answered the phone was rude and dismissive, and just about hung up on me. It was an off-putting experience, especially...

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Quinton K.

11/6/2023

The OVERWHELMING STENCH OF POOP assaulted my nostrils as soon as I entered the Pet Refuge and the odor only intensified the further I went into the shelter. As I interacted with the volunteers, I...

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