1988-2008... 20 years of purrs... 20 years of purpose...
One of the characteristics of a no-kill shelter is you have animals with specific medical needs that are not in other shelters because they wouldn’t be able to keep them.
Our kitties with specific medical needs range from simple needs to more extensive needs. Each one is waiting for a home of their own and once you have the chance to get to know them, you will see why they are our “Extra Special Kitties!”
Our featured kitty for November is a sweet kitty indeed and her name is Grace.
Grace came to us from animal control with brand new babies so immediately went into foster care. Her babies have all been adopted but Grace is still awaiting her forever home. Grace is an amazing cat who will keep you laughing with all of her antics. She has a lot of energy, loves to play, is very affectionate and talkative. Grace is not too fond of other kitties and would definitely do best in a home as an only cat.
Grace also has some special needs when it comes to her eyes. She was born with a condition which causes her eyelashes to touch the inside of her eyes. Ouch! She has had two surgeries to correct the problem and is currently doing great on a regimen of eye ointment once a day.
There is a possibility that she will need more eye surgery in the future to remove the very small eyelashes that may grow back and irritate her eyes.
If you are interested in finding out more about adopting Grace, please email .
Coming soon- pics and descriptions of more extra special kitties!
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Adopted This Year: 0
Adopted Last Year: 303
Total Cats Adopted: 5,152+
Years Running: 21
My name is Gideon, and I came to Good Mews after living in a hoarder situation with my friend Ally. Now that I’m here and have lots of people to love on me, I am realizing how great it is to be a cat! I am used to having other cats around and really enjoy them, so I would love to go to a home with a kitty buddy, maybe my friend Ally! I really enjoy one-on-one attention, and am seeking a family with lots of patience and love to give!
Carrie Murtha, a Good Mews volunteer has started her own line of art work called the Snip Pets!
What exactly IS a SnipPet?
It’s simple. A snip~pet is…
1-PET art created with SNIPS of paper, paint and clay.
2-a PET that has been spayed or neutered...the kindest SNIP of all!
Make sure YOUR pet is a SnipPet...it is the only way to stop pet overpopulation and the consequent euthansasia of millions of healthy, adoptable cats and dogs EVERY year!
From Carrie: “I will donate 10% of any art sales generated by you directly to your Spay/Neuter efforts. I always ask each customer how/where they heard about the SnipPets, so that i can easily track what group to donate to. In addition, I am developing products featuring my SnipPet mascots, Stuart and Sunny SnipPet, and 100% of the profits from those items will go toward your spay/neuter efforts.
In addition, 10% of the selling price will go to the best cat shelter in the world, Good Mews. I will donate that percentage to their spaying and neutering efforts.”
Please check out her wonderful products by clicking Snip~Pets. Also check out more about her artwork and her spay neuter efforts in helping our furry friends at Snip-Pet-Blog.
Another great holiday gift idea for you and your friends and an added bonus of helping the Good Mews kitties!