Wylie City Council recognized Insync Exotics for its 25 years of service as a sanctuary for exotic felines during their meeting on June 11, 2025. Mayor Matthew Porter led the acknowledgment, highlighting the organization's commitment to rescuing and rehabilitating neglected and abused animals. Insync Exotics, located in Wylie, is home to over 70 exotic cats, including lions and tigers, and has become a significant attraction for visitors, contributing to the local economy.

The meeting featured a presentation from Insync Exotics staff, who shared details about their upcoming 25th anniversary gala on June 28, which aims to celebrate their achievements and raise funds for their ongoing efforts. The organization also reported recent challenges, including the intake of 27 Savannah cats, emphasizing the need for community support and potential adoptions.

In addition to the recognition of Insync Exotics, the council addressed other community matters, including the importance of volunteerism and local engagement. The meeting underscored the city's commitment to supporting organizations that enhance the community's quality of life.

As Wylie continues to grow, the contributions of Insync Exotics and similar organizations play a vital role in fostering a vibrant community spirit and providing essential services. The council's recognition serves as a reminder of the impact that dedicated volunteers and local initiatives can have on the lives of both residents and animals in need.