Pounce Cat Cafe

"Came in to adopt a 4 month old kitten. I’ve raised cats my whole life. I recently had a death in the family and was ready to have some new life enter my home. I was told over the phone after talking to the humane society that the cat needed to go to a home with other cats. I confirmed I had other cats. When I got here, they told me it had to be KITTENS. I was so upset. I had my heart set on this cat. So then the girl at the counter advised me to go sit in an alley and adopt a cat. Unreal. Then I went back in the enclosure to find another cat option. Then another employee came in (a man in my photo ) and stood over me and told me his boss said it had to be a young cat in the home. He spoke quickly and rudely and refused to give me his name or his managers name. The humane society gave them this cat and they have a different policy, too. I told him sarcastically trying not to cry “this is a lovely experience” to which he said “you know what? I really don’t care.” And walked out. I spent the rest of the time crying in the enclosure and writing management an email, feeling completely attacked, and disgusted with this entire experience."

"This place is the absolute cutest! You do have to make a reservation for this place and it goes by hour, but im not going to lie, I could spend all day in here! They have about 10-15 cats at all times, and each cat in there is actually able to be adopted! They all have name tags and how old they are on the collar, they have toys and stuff in there to be able to play with them! Before you go in, they give you a complimentary drink and you can upgrade to an alcoholic beverage if you would like! All the cats in here are so sweet and this is a great idea for adoption. Also, this is such a great thing for the cats to be able to roam around and get human interaction instead of being in cages at an adoption place. If you are a local or just traveling through, I highly suggest you go here! I had endless pictures of all of the cats so I just narrowed it down haha"

"In search of coffee we found coffee AND kitties! We made reservations for 11, when they opened, which turned out well because the cats were awake and playful. Reservations included a coffee or tea, fully customizable to your taste. This cafe is a great place to chill out, support a great cause and pet a variety of cats. The cats all have collars with a tag showing name, gender and approximate age. The cats were all well behaved with the hoomans and each other. It was a wonderful way to spend an hour - the staff did give us a 5 minute warning in fairness to the next set of reservations. The staff was very friendly, knowledgeable and answered many of our kitty questions. They’re sincerely passionate about the their kitties!"

"This place is so amazing that I went there twice! Very nicely decorated with fun festive toys for the kit-kats and fun signs and books. Be careful, there are a few that will try to sneak out and remember cats tend to not like cuddles. I suggest going during the week and earlier in the morning. By the weekend and towards the end of the day, kitties are overly socialized and will not be as friendly. In any case, a must visit spot in Savannah!"

"This was my first visit ever to a Cat Cafe. I had no idea how the whole thing would go, and was great impressed with how they had the whole thing set up. You reserve your time slot. Arrive and are given a complimentary drink. Then you are able to go in to visit with the cats. We were told when we made our reservation that they like to keep it down to ten visitors per hour, so as not to overwhelm the cats. But when we were in the room, there was more than 15 people in the room most of the time. $15 get you one hour to visit with the cats. Though I do think that by the time we got there at 3 PM, most of the cats were over all of the company. It was still a very enjoyable experience, and some of the cats were so sweet. I just wanted to bundle them up and take them home. Which you can do! You just can only pick them up on certain days of the week. So if you’re visiting for a few short days don’t get your hopes up. This is not a nuisance because it is in order to give them time to get the paperwork in order and make sure the cats are going to a good home, plus they have to coordinate all of that through the Humane Society. Overall, this was a wonderful experience, and I would definitely go again!"