1988-2008... 20 years of purrs... 20 years of purpose...
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Hey There! My name is Biloxi. Can you guess where I’m from? Yes, I’m a bit of a shy fella, but who can blame me after my Hurricane Katrina experience? Spend some time with me and you’ll find that I have a playful side and enjoy chasing balls, furry mice, and feather toys. I’ve had enough drama in my life, so I’m looking for a quiet home where I can explore and make friends at my own pace. My friends at Good Mews tell me that I’m a member of the kitty keeper program! If you’d like to sponsor me until I find a permanent home, that would be wonderful!
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Bongo is a bit shy with new people, but earning her affection is certainly worth a little patience. She’s really very sweet and enjoys playing. As you can tell from the picture, she’s trying to decide what to play with first.
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Hi There! I’m Brendan and I was rescued from a hoarder who had too many cats. Although quite shy and upset when I first got to Good Mews, I now seek out attention and follow visitors around. If you really want to hear me purr, just offer me my favorite treats! I’ve been told I’m a very handsome boy with giant fluffy paws! And, it’s important for you to know that I love the other cats. I am seeking a quiet home with my friend Lainie where I can continue my better life. I will take some time to acclimate in your home because new places make me very nervous, but if you are patient, I will become the sweet boy you see in the shelter!
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My name is Bruiser, and I am one handsome boy with my gold tabby stripes and striking eyes! I am very quiet and laid back, but I sure enjoy one-on-one attention. I would do great in a calm environment and lots of individualized attention. My most distinguishing feature is that I have no tail- but don’t worry! I get along just fine without it!
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This sweet fella graduated from the Feline Fitness Spa where he lost 4 lbs! To maintain his weight, he may require a reduced calorie diet. He knows he’s a great catch, gets along with other cats, and is front declawed. Visit him at Cat Clinic of Roswell where he has made a new buddy, Mr. Tumnis.
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Hello, my name is Casper! I love to be pet and held, and will even let you brush me- and am seeking someone who doesn’t mind helping me out in that department! I like other cats, but no dogs, please! I am one of the sweetest kitties around, so please stop in and say hi to me! I do well with a hypo-allergenic diet to help me with my skin issues.
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Adopted This Year: 202
Adopted Last Year: 263
Total Cats Adopted: 5,021+
Years Running: 20
My name is Bruiser, and I am one handsome boy with my gold tabby stripes and striking eyes! I am very quiet and laid back, but I sure enjoy one-on-one attention. I would do great in a calm environment and lots of individualized attention. My most distinguishing feature is that I have no tail- but don’t worry! I get along just fine without it!
Good Mews is very excited to announce we will be the first shelter in Georgia to roll out the ASPCA®’s Meet Your Match Feline-ality™ Program. We plan to have it up and running by late summer!

Meet your Match for felines was introduced by the ASPCA® in 2007. The launch of Feline-ality™ in 2007 is the latest addition to the ASPCA®’s Meet Your Match™ constellation of adoption programs that include research-based animal behavior assessments—all aimed at increasing adoption rates, and reducing return rates at shelters, thus combating the problem of pet overpopulation in shelters today.
According to the ASPCA®, “the key to developing successful adoptions lies in making good matches between adopters and pets, thus creating lasting bonds,” said Dr. Emily Weiss, the ASPCA’s senior director of shelter behavior programs, and researcher of ASPCA®’s Meet Your Match™. “Feline-ality™ is a tool that does precisely this; and everyone—adopters, shelter staff, and most of all, the cats—benefits from the program.”
Meet Your Match™ is a program of ASPCA®.