1988-2010... 22 years of purrs... 22 years of purpose...
Good Mews
Finding good homes for good kitties…
HALO Cats
The HALO (Home At Last) program was created to find permanent homes for a select group of our “special needs” cats. These cats are usually overlooked for adoption due to age, ongoing medical conditions or behavioral issues. Good Mews will continue to provide medical care for these cats who will benefit from the individual attention and care that can only be given in a home environment.
Adopting a special needs cat may cause concern for future medical bills, especially for an aging cat. When someone adopts a cat enrolled in the HALO program, most veterinary expenses will be paid for by Good Mews when taken to an approved veterinarian. This includes medical treatment relating to their existing condition and any other secondary conditions that develop as a result of the existing condition. The adoption fee will also be waived.
People interested in adopting a HALO cat must be approved during the standard adoption process, be personally interviewed by the Executive Director and agree to the conditions of the HALO contract.
We recently added 2 kitties into our HALO program. Please email (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) for more information about the new cats!
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Catistics
Adopted This Year: 30
Adopted Last Year: 188
Total Cats Adopted: 5,500+
Years Running: 22
Featured Kitty
Perry
Livingston, Lucia, Perry and Violet all came from a horrible situation in Florida . They were living at a cat sanctuary with over 400 other cats where they were supposed to be well taken care of until they found a loving home. But unfortunately that wasn’t the case. They were greatly neglected and some were used for medical experiments. Complaints were filed and the sanctuary was investigated. Because of the horrible neglect and animal cruelty, the sanctuary was shut down. Some of the cats had to be humanely euthanized and the others found new homes or rescue. The University of Florida Vet School was involved with the case and contacted Good Mews to ask if we would be willing to take some of the cats involved in this situation. Of course we could! We told them we would be happy to help in any way we can! They then transported 4 wonderful cats to us!
When Perry was rescued he was close to death, but the vets worked very hard to keep Perry alive. And thank goodness, because this is one special boy! Perry is very affectionate and loves people. He likes to sit in a lap to cuddle and will purr up a storm. He wants nothing more than a nice family of his own and for someone to love him. And we feel this sweet boy deserves it. Please come by and meet Perry.
Cat’s Amore Fundraiser!
February 9th - 25% of the proceeds go towards Good Mews - click on the flyer below for details!!!