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zzz-giveBIG 2022 Update – May 3, 12pm

zzz-giveBIG 2022 Update – May 3, 12pm

Thank you to everyone who has donated so far. As of noon today, we have raised $7,088. These funds will help ensure that we will be there for those who need us most, and continue to be able to welcome and support our foster families.

Thanks to our dedicated foster volunteers, we are fortunate that we can accept cats and kittens not yet ready for adoption and offer them a safe place to grow or heal.

Whether it’s litters of kittens, late-stage pregnant cats, weaned kittens, orphaned bottle babies, or a sick or injured cat needing time to heal, our foster families open their homes and their hearts to provide necessary care and love.  

Meet Sugar Pie Honey Bunch and her sweet babies: Spumoni, Moon Pie, Brulé, Truffle, and Ambrosia

Sugar Pie Honey Bunch came to MEOW from a home with way too many cats. A friend reached out to get no cost spay/neuter vouchers from us. Once we started working with them we were able to convince them that allowing us to find homes for several of their cats was in everyone’s best interest.

zzz-giveBIG 2022 Update – May 3, 8am

zzz-giveBIG 2022 Update – May 3, 8am

Thank you to everyone who has donated so far. As of 8 am this morning, we have raised over $3,700! These funds will help ensure that we will be there for those who need us most, including the ones who need a guardian angel to step in and save them. 

We are often called upon by veterinarians, our volunteers, community members to step in and help an animal in desperate need of emergency or significant veterinary care.

Thanks to our Mercy Fund and our veterinary partners who provide reduced rates, we often are able to truly save lives. We know it’s expensive but to the families who will love those beneficiaries, to the volunteers who know the stories and love those kitties, the donors who stand with us in our mission, and in support of our motto, “all nine lives are precious” it is so worth it!

Meet Raiden

Late last month we received a call from an area veterinary hospital asking if we would take on a very sick young male cat. He had been admitted with a urinary blockage, dehydration, anemia, and azotemia.