Meow Mission TNR

06/14/2026

Good afternoon! Unfortunately, we will be temporarily pausing TNR efforts and stray assistance until further notice. A severe URI (upper respiratory infection) is currently affecting my household cats and has caused several of them to become very ill. Even causing one of them pneumonia. To prevent any risk of spreading illness and to focus on caring for my own cats during this time, I will not be trapping, transporting, or taking on new stray-related cases until the situation is fully under control. This was not an easy decision, but the health and safety of all 11 of my cats and 4 fosters must come first. Thank you for your understanding, patience, and continued support of Meow Mission. I will resume helping our community cats as soon as it’s safe to do so.

05/11/2026

If we did a raffle to help sponsor a couple surgeries for ferals would anyone be interested?? Unsure of the prize/prizes yet. Just wanted to see if that’s something that would interest anyone first.

04/21/2026

Ninja is actually Meow Missions Mascot!🖤🥷 He will not be released due to the area he was trapped at being unsafe. Manifesting the most loving forever home with lots of Sheba pâté for him!🥰

Today we welcomed this cute guy, Ninja to the Karma Kat family. Of course we are often tagged about cats in need and we try to help out where we can, when the timing is right and space is available. We were tagged last week about this shy guy who was a TNR kitty, but very young and did not have a safe place to be returned to. Fortunately, his rescuers were able to test him and bring him to us where he will work on his social skills in our room and find a safe, indoor home as he deserves. Please welcome Ninja. Big thank you to his special angels, we sure need more kitty advocates, and the perfect example of “everyone can do something”. 

04/07/2026

Hi everyone, and welcome to Meow Mission 🐾🩷

I’m just a girl with a huge heart for cats, doing everything I can to help the community cats and feral colonies in the Bay City area. While the name Meow Mission may sound like a team, this operation is run by just me and my mission is simple: to help stop the cycle of endless litters through TNR — Trap, Neuter, Return.
TNR is a humane process where cats are safely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and then returned to the area they know as home. This helps prevent thousands of kittens from being born into hard outdoor lives, while also reducing fighting, spraying, and improving the health of colony cats.
My goal is to help local cats live healthier lives while preventing the cycle of reproduction. Through this page, I’ll be sharing TNR journeys, rescue updates, educational posts, and the real impact one person can make for these cats. Thank you so much for being here, supporting this mission, and helping give these cats a better future.🐈‍⬛🩷

04/06/2026

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