Helping Cats Using “Capacity for Care”
MEOW Foundation is committed to Capacity for Care, a set of guidelines to improve the experience and quality of life for cats in our care.
MEOW Foundation is committed to Capacity for Care, a set of guidelines to improve the experience and quality of life for cats in our care.
Learn more about MEOW’s Trap Neuter Return program (TNR) and its benefits for feral cats.
Cats can be affected by mental health challenges like depression and anxiety. Learn how to identify these conditions in your cat and how to help them.
Give your cat the playtime they need to burn energy and bond with you while keeping them safe and healthy!
Did you know the MEOW Foundation has a thrift store? Learn about how it all started and how the thrift shop feels like a community.
Pesticides can appear in numerous forms and can be found almost anywhere. Learn more about them and how you can protect your cat.
Every year on the second Tuesday of June is World Pet Memorial Day, a day to acknowledge and honour our pets who are no longer with us.
Moving soon? Here are some helpful tips for how to care for your little feline friends before, during and after changing homes.
Springtime in Calgary, Alberta… it brings some sun, some rain and some weather surprises, but overall warmer temperatures. For our staff at MEOW Foundation, it brings something you may not expect: a sharp increase in calls and reports about lost cats.