ForeverMeow

ForeverMeow ForeverMeow is a 501(c)(3) rescue whose mission is to help bring veterinary care to homeless cats. ForeverMeow is grateful to be one of those groups.
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ForeverMeow wishes to thank the Hyla Marrow Trust for a grant to establish The Hyla Marrow Memorial Fund for Veterinary Care of Homeless Cats. Hyla Marrow (1950 – 2016)

Hyla was born in 1950 and became an accomplished gymnast and dancer, leading to a long career as a stuntwoman and actress in over 80 films. She was also a successful day-trader and a passionate cat-lover who created a Trust that s

ince her death in 2016, has benefited over 60 organizations that help homeless cats find medical care and forever homes. In her memory, we have created The Hyla Marrow Memorial Fund for Veterinary Care of Homeless Cats. Hyla’s spirit and love of cats will always live on through the work we do, and we thank the Hyla Marrow Trust for their support.

01/09/2024

At what age should kittens be spayed and neutered? The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) says no later than 5 months - and we agree!

We teach our vet students to spay and neuter at around 8 weeks/2 pounds. That assures they will never contribute to the overpopulation of cats,

From the AVMA: Recommendations for feline patients
The AVMA endorses the consensus document put forth by the Veterinary Task Force on Feline Sterilization for Age of Spay and Neuter Surgery, which recommends cats not intended for breeding be gonadectomized by five months of age. The document represents a clear and evidence-based position that promotes individual animal health, contributes to effective population control, and can be communicated clearly to clients. It has broad support among veterinary medical and cat breeding associations, having also been endorsed by the American Association of Feline Practitioners, Association of Shelter Veterinarians, American Animal Hospital Association, Winn Foundation, Catalyst Council, Cat Fancier’s Association, and The International Cat Association.""
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/animal-health-and-welfare/animal-welfare/gonadectomy-resources-veterinarians

29/08/2024
Our hearts could not be more warmed to share that “Sweet Potato” - the battle scarred street cat is now recuperated and ...
20/08/2024

Our hearts could not be more warmed to share that “Sweet Potato” - the battle scarred street cat is now recuperated and adopted in a loving home.

This was a team effort and an example of how people working together to save cats can affect the life of one so profoundly.

A special thank you to Samantha & Jana for giving this guy a chance at life.

Thank you for making it possible to give street cats the medical care they need to not only survive but thrive.

We have a feeling that Sweet Potato has many happy days of comfort ahead 🫶🍠🧡😻

Our hearts could not be more warmed to share that "Sweet Potato" - the battle scarred street cat is now recuperated and ...
20/08/2024

Our hearts could not be more warmed to share that "Sweet Potato" - the battle scarred street cat is now recuperated and adopted in a loving home.

This was a team effort and an example of how people working together to save cats can affect the life of one so profoundly.

A special thank you to Samantha & Jana for giving this guy a chance at life.

Thank you for making it possible to give street cats the medical care they need to not only survive but thrive.

We have a feeling that Sweet Potato has many happy days of comfort ahead 🫶🍠🧡😻

And EVERY day is cat and wine day … Sláinte
18/08/2024

And EVERY day is cat and wine day … Sláinte

Our three amigos
15/08/2024

Our three amigos

Are you looking for a furry friend to brighten your days? Sweet Pea is back on the market!  This affectionate, spunky gi...
22/07/2024

Are you looking for a furry friend to brighten your days? Sweet Pea is back on the market!

This affectionate, spunky girl spent the last 8 years of her life with her human "best friend", accustomed to being an only spoiled girl. Sadly, her owner moved into a senior living situation and was no longer capable of caring for her. Heartbreaking for all involved.

Sweet Pea is still the active, social cat we remember from when she was 1 year old. We have completed a full exam and diagnostic panel to ensure she is healthy and ready to move on to her next chapter.

If you want to meet this cutie with a bucket load of personality, please complete the adoption form at www.forevermeow.org

30/06/2024

According to the AVMA estimation of the number of veterinarians needed for the animal population of Coachella Valley ...

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ADOPTED!!!!!!!!Meet Tinkerbell, a sweet and sociable 10-year-old female tabby cat who is looking for a new loving home. ...
18/06/2024

ADOPTED!!!!!!!!

Meet Tinkerbell, a sweet and sociable 10-year-old female tabby cat who is looking for a new loving home. Tinkerbell's owner passed away, and she is in need of a new family to give her the love and care she deserves.

Tinkerbell was previously front declawed, but this has not affected her physical or behavioral well-being in any way. She is a friendly and affectionate cat who loves attention and cuddles. Despite her age, Tinkerbell is still full of energy and enjoys playing and exploring her surroundings.

If you are interested in meeting Tinkerbell and potentially giving her a forever home, please don't hesitate to inquire. She would make a wonderful addition to any household and is sure to bring joy and companionship to her new family.

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Pictures of Bella a Domestic Shorthair for adoption in Palm Desert, CA who needs a loving home.

10/06/2024

We, along with many others, have lobbied for compulsory microchipping for pet cats, and we are thrilled this has become law in England today! Microchipping your cat gives them the best chance of being returned home to you if they were ever to go missing. Learn more: http://spr.ly/Microchipping

[Image description: A white and tabby cat standing outside. White text on a pink curve reads ''Pets cats are now required by law to be microchipped in England.']

07/06/2024

Feline Fact Friday ... Please do not take healthy kittens from their mother if under 5/6 weeks.

If you find a litter of healthy young kittens outside - (under a bush, deck, or in a shed) - please leave them alone. Mom will be back soon to take care of them.

Kitten-napping with the intention of bringing the babies to the local shelter can end in euthanization as there aren't enough bottle-feeding volunteers, and those that are available are likely already overwhelmed with truly abandoned or ill kittens. Unfortunately, without resources, the shelter will have no choice.

We can't say it enough; the best place for a healthy neonatal kitten is with its mom!

Once the kittens have learned to eat on their own, they can be taken to rescue, and mom cat can be TNRed and/or adopted. Until then, please leave the kittens be!

❗️If a rescue/shelter/foster isn't available for kittens over 8 weeks and they must remain community cats, PLEASE make sure to get them fixed and vaccinated between 3 & 4 months of age so the breeding cycle ends. Kittens can start getting pregnant at 4 months.

With Animal Action League – I just got recognized as one of their rising fans! 🎉
03/06/2024

With Animal Action League – I just got recognized as one of their rising fans! 🎉

Feel free to add YOUR line
02/06/2024

Feel free to add YOUR line

30/05/2024
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26/05/2024

New EV and plates

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Our mission is to support municipal shelters to help reduce and eliminate the unnecessary euthanasia of cats in the shelter. To achieve this, our priority is to rescue cats and kittens, who are facing the risk of potential euthanasia. Since our inception, we have saved over 1,000 cats.

We have a policy of always honoring adoption returns (owner surrender of cats adopted from ForeverMeow), however, we do not have the capacity to assist the general public in taking owner surrenders. If you wish to rehome a cat, we suggest first checking with the adoption agency where you adopted the cat and/or using Adopt A Pet’s rehome a pet website at: https://rehome.adoptapet.com/

Please note, we currently have limited ability to field questions from the public to provide advice and assistance. Please check out our frequently asked questions page on our website at: http://forevermeow.org/index.php?page=help We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so donations may be tax deductible to you.