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Going about my business on a quiet Saturday in May, the phone rings and it’s the pet store manager. The anxiety in the voice on the other end makes me realize that the best laid plans can change in a heartbeat. In this case it was 4 heartbeats, sweet and wiggling, stuffed in a cardboard box with airholes punched in the top. They had been left on the pet store steps before the store opened. Three solid black boys and a tortie girl were 4-5 weeks old, dirty, hot, and hungry.
Hours later they were clean and their bellies were full. It was such a joy to see them bury their little faces in the food, indicating they had met the milestone of eating on their own. They crashed out in a soft bed—all paws, faces, and tails together. They were safe and they knew.
Fast forward to the present, they are thriving and strong. They are the picture of happy kittens. They love each other and like to pal around with the other foster kittens in the house. They allow the older cats to boss them around. Playing chase with the 3 dogs never gets old. It’s so satisfying as a foster to see them get to this stage but even more satisfying when they finally find their forever family.
Born 4/26/2024
The 3 brothers—Marty, Rowan, and Nigel—are peas in a pod. They are sideways-hopping clowns, sliding speed racers, and masters of the crouch and spring attack. Funny, curious and underfoot, they are all big talkers. What we love the most however is that they are “scoop-able” kittens. You can reach down and gather up an armful of cuddle bug any time you want. They never turn away from affection.
Nigel is the most easy- going of his brothers. He is either in the middle of playful kitten action or in the middle of a puddle of sleeping kittens. If he were human he would most definitely be a soccer player and he is always playing with balls. He likes to climb high and belly crawl through those collapsible cat tunnels. He will do best in a home with other animals. Not required, but please consider adopting him with his brother Rowan.
If you are interested in me, please contact my rescue family at MeowtownAR@gmail.com to arrange a meeting with my foster home
Going about my business on a quiet Saturday in May, the phone rings and it’s the pet store manager. The anxiety in the voice on the other end makes me realize that the best laid plans can change in a heartbeat. In this case it was 4 heartbeats, sweet and wiggling, stuffed in a cardboard box with airholes punched in the top. They had been left on the pet store steps before the store opened. Three solid black boys and a tortie girl were 4-5 weeks old, dirty, hot, and hungry.
Hours later they were clean and their bellies were full. It was such a joy to see them bury their little faces in the food, indicating they had met the milestone of eating on their own. They crashed out in a soft bed—all paws, faces, and tails together. They were safe and they knew.
Fast forward to the present, they are thriving and strong. They are the picture of happy kittens. They love each other and like to pal around with the other foster kittens in the house. They allow the older cats to boss them around. Playing chase with the 3 dogs never gets old. It’s so satisfying as a foster to see them get to this stage but even more satisfying when they finally find their forever family.
Born 4/26/2024
The 3 brothers—Marty, Rowan, and Nigel—are peas in a pod. They are sideways-hopping clowns, sliding speed racers, and masters of the crouch and spring attack. Funny, curious and underfoot, they are all big talkers. What we love the most however is that they are “scoop-able” kittens. You can reach down and gather up an armful of cuddle bug any time you want. They never turn away from affection.
Nigel is the most easy- going of his brothers. He is either in the middle of playful kitten action or in the middle of a puddle of sleeping kittens. If he were human he would most definitely be a soccer player and he is always playing with balls. He likes to climb high and belly crawl through those collapsible cat tunnels. He will do best in a home with other animals. Not required, but please consider adopting him with his brother Rowan.
If you are interested in me, please contact my rescue family at MeowtownAR@gmail.com to arrange a meeting with my foster home
We have no facility. Find a pet online. Visit foster home to meet the pet. Zoom meetings during COVID
2.
Submit Application
Complete adoption application and contract. Return via email
3.
Interview
Interview applicant, communicate with applicant's references, check with vet that current pets are vaccinated and neutered.
4.
Approve Application
5.
Pay Fee
6.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
We require our cats/kittens to be indoor only and we do not allow declawing. We email each applicant our application after they have met the pet.
We require our cats/kittens to be indoor only and we do not allow declawing. We email each applicant our application after they have met the pet.
Go meet their pets
We foster out of our homes, so we schedule either virutal or in-person visits with the foster home of the cat/kitten you are interested in meeting.
We foster out of our homes, so we schedule either virutal or in-person visits with the foster home of the cat/kitten you are interested in meeting.
More about this rescue
Meowtown Animal Rescue of Fort Worth rescues cats and kittens from local Fort Worth neighborhoods. We foster all of our animals in our homes, we do not have a physical location. All of our cats/kittens are fully vaccinated, spayed/neutered, socialized and loved in their foster homes and then adopted out to their furever homes.
Meowtown Animal Rescue of Fort Worth rescues cats and kittens from local Fort Worth neighborhoods. We foster all of our animals in our homes, we do not have a physical location. All of our cats/kittens are fully vaccinated, spayed/neutered, socialized and loved in their foster homes and then adopted out to their furever homes.
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We'll also keep you updated on Rowan's adoption status with email updates.
