1988-2012... 24 years of purrs... 24 years of purpose...
Good Mews
Finding good homes for good kitties…
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February is Cat Appreciation Month!
February is Cat Appreciation Month, so be sure to give your kitty extra attention and toys this month! Of course, we know that in cat households, it’s ALWAYS Cat Appreciation month!
Also consider celebrating this special month by adopting a new cat (or two with our February special!). All of our kitties would really appreciate a new home!
If you are unable to adopt, how about joining our Kitty Keeper program by sponsoring one of our shelter residents? For more information about being a Kitty Keeper, click here
February Adoption Special!
For the month of February our bonded/mandatory pairs will have a reduced adoption fee of $114.00! Or you can make a pair of your own and get our two-fur-one special..$125!
Come spread the love at Good Mews!
Click here to see our bonded pairs:
mandatory_pairs_2012.pdf
Click here to see our flyer:
feb_special_2012.pdf
Valentine’s Day Card
Send a personalized photo card to your friends and family letting them know you’re thinking of them. What could be better than going to the mailbox and finding a special kitty greeting?
Text on the back of the card explains you have made a donation to Good Mews on behalf of your Valentine. Each cards cost $10 and proceeds go towards the operation of the shelter. There are 6 different styles to choose from, so you are bound to find just the right one!
Order must be received by February 5th for Valentine’s Day deliver. To order visit the Good Mews storefront at http://www.goodmews.org/good/mews/cards/ For every four cards you order, your 5th one is free. Discount will be taken at the time of check out.
Grant from the Doris Day Animal Foundation!
Good Mews Animal Foundation is proud to announce the award of a $5,000 grant from the Doris Day Animal Foundation. This grant is specifically targeted toward our Golden Companions program, and provides the funding to waive the fees for our senior cats that are adopted by senior citizens. In addition, this grant also assists with the funding of the HALO costs relating to our senior cats in the HALO program. The Doris Day Animal Foundation strongly supports the benefits of the companionship that senior cats can provide to senior citizens, a position also strongly supported by Good Mews.
So if you are a senior citizen, age 65 or older, all adoption fees are waived if you adopt one of our special feline senior citizens. They will bring you many years of comfort and love. Or if you know a special senior, maybe a grandparent or other older relative or friend, consider bringing them in to meet our older kitties. Our Golden Companion kitties would like nothing more than a Home for the Holidays! Please meet our Golden Companions under the Adopt tab, Golden Companions. And a very special thank you to the Doris Day Animal Foundation for their support of this program.
Good Mews Video
Check out Good Mews’ new video!
Thank you to Aubrie Kavanaugh for making this wonderful video for us! To see more of Aubrie’s animal welfare videos, visit her website : Paws4Change
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Catistics
Adopted This Year: 45
Adopted Last Year: 347
Total Cats Adopted: 6,391+
Years Running: 24
Featured Kitty
Ashley
Ashley and Zweena came from a very loving home, but their mother had to go into an assisted living because she is very ill. She loved her kitties very much and took good care of them. She rescued them from a horrible hoarding situation and provided them with the loving home that they deserved. She wanted to make sure they found a new loving home, so she contacted us, in hopes that we could help her. We told her we would be more than happy to help her and her babies.
Ashley is a very beautiful girl who right now is scared and confused. She does not understand why she is not home with her loving mom and is at the shelter. We told her everything was going to be alright, that there were a lot of people that will spend time with her and help her feel better.
Her mom described her as shy, but very loving and affectionate. She said once Ashley feels safe, she likes to be held and will give head-butts
Because Ashley will be scared and nervous in a new home, she will need an adopter that will be patient and willing to work with her and give her the time she needs to adjust. A few people at the shelter have been spending a lot time with her, and Ashley responds very well to them. So once in a home, with some time, I think she will be a very loving companion. Just because she is shy, it does not mean she does not deserve a chance.
Good Mews Blog!
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