One hundred percent One hundred percent. I foster and love all the support I get.

Happy animals, responsive organization! We adopted our kitten from here, after reaching out to numerous organizations. Gulf Coast Tiny Paws Rescue was the most responsive of the bunch, by quite a margin. Moreover, they helped make sure that the transition from foster to forever home was a cinch! We had all the information we needed to welcome our feline family member. Special shout-out to Denise, an amazing foster, who attentively worked with our kitten and set him up to being absolutely spoiled in our household!

Grateful and happy with Tiny Paws In September 2020, we adopted a beautiful silver tabby. We chose him when he started purring as soon as we took him out of the crate at the adoption event. He was described as being laid back and good with other cats. What a delight when we brought him home and he was just happy to be with us and he started trying to bond with our older, very reclusive cat. Now, in December, he has won her over - he gets her to play and they sleep together on our bed! He is also a loving brother to a tiny kitten we took in after finding her on on our driveway - they cuddle and play all the time. Additionally, the folks at Tiny Paws were very supportive with getting him neutered. Anytime we called for advice, especially about our "found" kitten, they were always available and super helpful. It has been a great relationship and we appreciate how knowledgeable, kind, and caring the volunteers at Tiny Paws are. We are very happy with our little fur family.

A great organization to adopt from Great group of people who truly care about animals. We adopted 2 kittens through Gulf Coast and the total process was super easy and encouraging. I really liked that we were able to meet and interact with the kittens- 3 kids can be a lot but the cats loved them! So happy we were able to add 2 little four foots to our family.

I am a kitten foster for this… I am a kitten foster for this organization and love it! The organization provides each foster a mentor to help with day to day questions and issues, including medical support. GCTPR tries very hard to find the right family fit for each animal, not just "get it out the door". Potential adopters can have a "meet and greet" with animals they are interested in, either in the foster's home (and get first hand knowledge about the animal) or at an adoption event. Fosters can make requests as to how many animals and what type (kittens, puppies, etc) they have in their home. I have learned so much fostering with this organization and recommend them if you are looking to adopt, volunteer, donate, or foster.