Helpful Resources

Understanding Your Cat’s Body Language

Have you ever been happily petting your cat only to have them suddenly whip around and look at you like you’ve committed an unforgiveable offence?   Or wondered why their tail is flicking when they seem perfectly content?   Cats may not speak our language, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t communicating. From the position of their […]

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Are You Ready to Become a Cat Owner?

Thinking About Adopting a Cat? Here’s What You Need to Know! There’s something special about welcoming a new cat into your home. Whether you’ve been thinking about adoption for years or recently met a cat who stole your heart, bringing home a feline companion is the beginning of an incredible journey.  But before you stock up on toys […]

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What should cat poop look like?

Cat Poop 101: What’s Normal, What’s Weird, and Why Your Cat Keeps Making Eye Contact While Doing It. Nobody gets a cat thinking, “I can’t wait to inspect tiny mystery logs every day.”  And yet… here we are.  As glamorous as litter box duty is, your cat’s poop can actually tell you a lot about their health. […]

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Should I Take My Cat to the Vet Annually?

Short answer: yes. Long answer: absolutely—and here’s why.  When it comes to caring for our cats, it’s easy to assume that if they seem healthy, everything is fine. But cats are incredibly skilled at hiding discomfort. That means underlying health issues can go unnoticed until they become serious. Annual veterinary visits are one of the most important ways to keep […]

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Legacy Giving: A Lasting Gift for Cats in Need 

Supporting MEOW Foundation means helping cats live safer, healthier lives. Legacy giving is a way to carry that compassion forward, ensuring your care for cats continues to make a difference long into the future.  What is Legacy Giving? Legacy giving—sometimes called planned giving—is the act of including MEOW Foundation in your estate plans. For many supporters, it’s a deeply personal way to […]

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Feline Upper Respiratory Infections: When to Worry & When to Stay Calm 

Feline Upper Respiratory Infections (URI) are incredibly common—especially in shelter environments where many cats have unknown health histories. Much like a human cold, URI typically causes mild, temporary symptoms and often resolves on its own with supportive care. This guide will help you understand what to expect, what to watch for, and when it’s time […]

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