Princeton's Meow

Princeton's Meow We are the Humane Society of Concord's cage-free cat adoption facility. Our primary mission is to sa

If you want to volunteer or just ask a question about our cats or our facility you can email us at [email protected]

Throwback Thursday to almost 3 years ago when our handsome Dracula joined us!!
01/30/2025

Throwback Thursday to almost 3 years ago when our handsome Dracula joined us!!

Our longest term residents at the Concord cafe (77 days), bonded brothers, Golden Grahams and Waffle Crisp, were adopted...
01/30/2025

Our longest term residents at the Concord cafe (77 days), bonded brothers, Golden Grahams and Waffle Crisp, were adopted by Jackson and LeighAnn. They took a lot of time to get the know the boys and are excited to jump into being their parents and give them all the love and care they deserve!

Gilbert Baker was adopted by previous adopters, the Kaminski family. Gilbert hasn't had a super fair shake in life and h...
01/30/2025

Gilbert Baker was adopted by previous adopters, the Kaminski family. Gilbert hasn't had a super fair shake in life and hit the jackpot with the cat-loving Kaminskis. He didn't want to cooperate much for his family photo, but we know he will get all he needs in life from here forward. His new name will be Yeti!

Green Giant was adopted by Robert. Robert fell in love with Green Giant on a visit to the cafe and has been preparing fo...
01/30/2025

Green Giant was adopted by Robert. Robert fell in love with Green Giant on a visit to the cafe and has been preparing for him ever since. He already picked out a new name for him, Meatball! He was buzzing with excitement and truly in awe of the fact that Green Giant has officially made him a cat dad. Welcome to the club, Robert!

Last stop the Concord cafe. Cheddar Bay Biscuits was adopted by the Smalley family. The have had cats and dogs for many...
01/30/2025

Last stop the Concord cafe. Cheddar Bay Biscuits was adopted by the Smalley family. The have had cats and dogs for many years and Cheddar Bay really spoke to them and they knew he was supposed to be theirs. His name will be shortened to Biscuit!

Mr. Vincent Nigel Murray was adopted by Katharine. She was ready to have her first pet in her home, and immediately knew...
01/30/2025

Mr. Vincent Nigel Murray was adopted by Katharine. She was ready to have her first pet in her home, and immediately knew she wanted to visit the Cafe to adopt. She instantly fell in love with Mr. Vincent. She was so excited to give this boy a second chance at a forever home after unfortunately being abandoned.

Ramuel was adopted by Brenna. She had been looking for the perfect cat to join her other kitty at home. After meeting Ra...
01/30/2025

Ramuel was adopted by Brenna. She had been looking for the perfect cat to join her other kitty at home. After meeting Ramuel she knew he was the one. Ramuel has waited for 147 days for his forever home and will finally get to sleep there tonight.

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29 Brookwood Avenue NE
Concord, NC
28025

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Monday 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Tuesday 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Wednesday 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Thursday 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Friday 5:30pm - 7:30pm

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The winner of our Holiday 50/50 raffle is Susan Smith with ticket # 686062. Congrats Susan!

Tonight was the drawing for our 50/50 raffle! Thank you to all of you who participated and for your support! Winning ticket number is 685831. Congratulations Patricia Artis!!! Enjoy your winnings of $379.00!!!

For Foster Friday we want to share a joyful video of our sweet Sagira enjoying her foster home. This is the difference a foster home can make.

Does anyone recognize this person? A late litter delivery was made today and this person decided to take 2 of the buckets, regardless that they were on camera (signs are posted everywhere). This was done at 11:30 p.m. Easter Sunday evening. We cannot stop this without the community's help. Someone has to know this person. We should be able to receive late deliveries and the items should be secure on our front porch until the next morning. Stealing from a non-profit takes a special kind of low life behavior.

Live drawing for 50/50 raffle winner 2023

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