MEAD, Wash. — After more than three decades of serving families and rescuing animals in the Inland Northwest, Cat Tales Wildlife Center is at a crossroads.
The Mead-based facility, which has become a regional destination for families willing to drive hours to visit, is forming a community committee to determine whether to relocate or improve its current location.
“A lot of people that don’t like zoos like the rescue element. They like that we’re giving these animals a second chance so that they don’t get euthanized,” said Lisa Grey, executive director of Cat Tales…