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Lulu is one of the sweetest cats you will ever meet! She is very trusting and loving, and is a true purr machine! Absolutely a lap kitty, and the one who will always stay, walk and hang out by your side.
She’s an FIV+ kitty. We know that not everyone will want her because of that, but whoever does adopt her will be rewarded in a big way. She is a rare gem of a cat, and will forever be your best friend!
Lulu was loved once. Unfortunately, the woman who was taking care of her didn’t know better and didn’t spay her. So when the woman died, and Lulu turned out to be pregnant, the family took her to a local high kill shelter. Luckily, they didn’t get to officially leave her there as one of our rescue volunteers happened to be on the scene and snatched Lulu before she was placed into the shelter system.
Three weeks later, Lulu gave birth to six healthy kittens! She’s been a very good and caring mom, and an amazing member of her foster family! Lulu is looking for a real forever family that adore her and keep her safe for the rest of her life. She can be a solo kitty, or adopted into a home with another gentle kitty or even with one of her kids (Munchkin, Muffin, Batman, Nugget, Zoomies, Moo).
FIV, or Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, is transmitted through a deep bite or in utero. It is typically seen in cats that have spent a great deal of time outdoors where the likelihood of altercation with other (male) cats is high. Cats with this condition can lead long, normal lives, but it is important to keep them indoors and healthy. FIV leads to increased susceptibility to infections and other diseases; if the cat is fed a high quality diet and kept free from parasites and other dangers, then the quality and length of life is excellent. Lulu is not on any medications.
Interested in adopting? Please visit our website at www.thecatsmeowanimalrescue.org to fill out an application. One application covers all cats and kittens staying at our Petco locations, and those in individual foster homes.
Questions? Email us at info@thecatsmeowanimalrescue.org or reach out on Instagram: @thecatsmeowanimalrescue
Lulu is one of the sweetest cats you will ever meet! She is very trusting and loving, and is a true purr machine! Absolutely a lap kitty, and the one who will always stay, walk and hang out by your side.
She’s an FIV+ kitty. We know that not everyone will want her because of that, but whoever does adopt her will be rewarded in a big way. She is a rare gem of a cat, and will forever be your best friend!
Lulu was loved once. Unfortunately, the woman who was taking care of her didn’t know better and didn’t spay her. So when the woman died, and Lulu turned out to be pregnant, the family took her to a local high kill shelter. Luckily, they didn’t get to officially leave her there as one of our rescue volunteers happened to be on the scene and snatched Lulu before she was placed into the shelter system.
Three weeks later, Lulu gave birth to six healthy kittens! She’s been a very good and caring mom, and an amazing member of her foster family! Lulu is looking for a real forever family that adore her and keep her safe for the rest of her life. She can be a solo kitty, or adopted into a home with another gentle kitty or even with one of her kids (Munchkin, Muffin, Batman, Nugget, Zoomies, Moo).
FIV, or Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, is transmitted through a deep bite or in utero. It is typically seen in cats that have spent a great deal of time outdoors where the likelihood of altercation with other (male) cats is high. Cats with this condition can lead long, normal lives, but it is important to keep them indoors and healthy. FIV leads to increased susceptibility to infections and other diseases; if the cat is fed a high quality diet and kept free from parasites and other dangers, then the quality and length of life is excellent. Lulu is not on any medications.
Interested in adopting? Please visit our website at www.thecatsmeowanimalrescue.org to fill out an application. One application covers all cats and kittens staying at our Petco locations, and those in individual foster homes.
Questions? Email us at info@thecatsmeowanimalrescue.org or reach out on Instagram: @thecatsmeowanimalrescue
1. Submit an adoption application at www.thecatsmeowanimalrescue.org
2. If you have not yet met the cat(s) you wish to adopt, come to an adoption event or schedule a foster home visit to meet the cat(s). Please note that we cannot schedule any private foster home visits until you submit an application.
3. If your application is approved, we will contact you within a week to schedule a home visit. One of our experienced volunteers will stop by your home to ensure that you are able to provide a safe and nurturing environment for the cat. We may also provide tips for integrating the cat into your home environment.
4. We ask for a minimum tax-deductible donation* of $225.00 for each cat you adopt from us. Donations may be made online (via a secure PayPal transaction) or in-person via cash or check. If you are adopting a pair of kitties, the donation is $200.00 each ($400.00 total).
*Additional donations are highly encouraged, as they enable us to rescue another cat from the shelter or the streets. Because our organization is a non-profit run entirely by volunteers, we rely solely on donations to continue rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming abandoned and neglected cats.
5. We will have you sign an Adoption Agreement detailing the terms of the adoption at the time you collect your new kitty. You may view a copy of it on our website.
6. That’s it! You will communicate with the cat’s foster parents to coordinate pick-up. Please always transport your cat in a carrier for safety.
7. We will email or mail you a copy of your Adoption Agreement, a letter confirming your donation, and medical records and microchip information. This usually takes about 2 weeks.
In addition to receiving individualized medical care, we provide the following services to our cats: spay/neuter, microchip, testing for FELV/FIV, flea and dewormer treatments, and vaccinations.
Here is our Adoption Process:
1. Submit an adoption application at www.thecatsmeowanimalrescue.org
2. If you have not yet met the cat(s) you wish to adopt, come to an adoption event or schedule a foster home visit to meet the cat(s). Please note that we cannot schedule any private foster home visits until you submit an application.
3. If your application is approved, we will contact you within a week to schedule a home visit. One of our experienced volunteers will stop by your home to ensure that you are able to provide a safe and nurturing environment for the cat. We may also provide tips for integrating the cat into your home environment.
4. We ask for a minimum tax-deductible donation* of $225.00 for each cat you adopt from us. Donations may be made online (via a secure PayPal transaction) or in-person via cash or check. If you are adopting a pair of kitties, the donation is $200.00 each ($400.00 total).
*Additional donations are highly encouraged, as they enable us to rescue another cat from the shelter or the streets. Because our organization is a non-profit run entirely by volunteers, we rely solely on donations to continue rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming abandoned and neglected cats.
5. We will have you sign an Adoption Agreement detailing the terms of the adoption at the time you collect your new kitty. You may view a copy of it on our website.
6. That’s it! You will communicate with the cat’s foster parents to coordinate pick-up. Please always transport your cat in a carrier for safety.
7. We will email or mail you a copy of your Adoption Agreement, a letter confirming your donation, and medical records and microchip information. This usually takes about 2 weeks.
In addition to receiving individualized medical care, we provide the following services to our cats: spay/neuter, microchip, testing for FELV/FIV, flea and dewormer treatments, and vaccinations.
The Cat’s Meow Animal Rescue is an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) no-kill organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of neglected felines in the greater Los Angeles area.
The Cat’s Meow Animal Rescue is an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) no-kill organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of neglected felines in the greater Los Angeles area.
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