Just the Kittens!
Adolescents (4 months - 1 year)
Only the Males
All the Females All the Pets Together! See our dogs too!
| We regret that we are unable to accept any more animals into this rescue program at this time. Please do not ask our adoption counselors to take in any animals during adoption events. They are not authorized to intake any pets and they do not have the time nor the facilities to care for additional animals. As a resource, please call 480-898-pets or 1-888-pets911 or visit www.1888pets911.com for information and referral. |
| Due to extreme weather conditions in Phoenix during the summer, and in other parts of the country in the winter, we do not ship animals out of the greater Phoenix area at any time. We adopt to families in the east valley cities of the greater Phoenix area. Exceptions may be made on a case by case basis, if we have Adoption Counselors in that area to perform the adoptions. Petfinder provides us with the sites to show our animals online. We do not have any control over their search engines that may show our animals outside of this area. |
OUR ADOPTION SCHEDULE
We are available evenings and weekends to show our kitties. Call 480-380-2124 to arrange a mutually convenient time and place.
Did you see a kitty on our pages you'd like to meet? You can request a special appointment to meet them by calling 480-380-2124.
Sterilization (spay or neuter)
Age-appropriate vaccinations
A medical check-up
Testing for Feline Leukemia/FIV **
New intakes are now being Microchipped! ***
Temperament Assessment
Fecal check
Treatment of common medical conditions
General grooming
Informational handouts on pet health and behavior
Trained adoption counselors to help you find the right animal.
*Services rendered depend on the specific needs of each animal.
**Feline Leukemia/FIV testing may be done just on the mother of a litter of nursing kittens, or on one or two kittens in a litter.
***New cats and kittens coming into our organization are now being microchipped when they are spayed or neutered. There were some cats in foster homes that were altered before the microchipping program was initiated and are not currently chipped. These pets can be microchipped upon adoption for an additional fee of $40.
Microchipping
Microchipping implantation and registration is offered (as available) at the time of adoption for a reduced fee. The microchip is a tiny computer chip, about the size or a grain of rice, that is implanted between the shoulder blades of your animal. The implantation is generally done at the time of sterilization. If your dog or cat gets loose and is turned in to any animal shelter, animal control facility or police station, a scan will be done. The information from the microchip will show your information and your animal will be returned to you.
Libby
Female, 1-2 years old Gray short-hair mix (Click pet's name to view their web page or complete an application.)
Libby came to us with a litter of kittens. Then as her babies grew, she also mothered two more litters that came in after hers got to big to nurse. She was a wonderful little mother, sweet and attentive to all the kittens, even though she wasn't much more than a kitten herself. She's still young, just over a year old, and is very playful and busy. She loves attention and enjoys being held and petted. Wouldn't she look great snoozing next to you on the sofa? Call us today to meet this beautiful little cat. Call today to meet this sweetest girl If you would like information on adopting this wonderful kitty, please email us at adoptacat@cats-meow.org or phone 480-380-2124 today.
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At CatsMeow, every donated dollar saves lives, by helping us pay for quality health care. In addition to our veterinarian funds, CatsMeow welcomes the following donations: We need:
Your donations are welcome at any time. Please contact us at 480-380-2124 to arrange to drop the items at an adoption event or at a volunteer's home. Monetary donations can be sent to a general fund that helps us with our aggressive spay/neuter/vaccinate/test program or to support the fund for kitties who require emergency or ongoing medical care. |
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