Operation Git-Meow

Operation Git-Meow Operation Git-Meow provides veterinary care to manage free roaming cat populations in Guantanamo Bay. area.

Operation Git-Meow’s focus is on military members and their pets. Operation Git-Meow is a Virginia non-profit 501(c)(3) dedicated to helping the cat populations of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and the greater Washington, D.C. We encourage education on responsible pet ownership, and assist in providing micro-chips and other veterinary medications and care to community cats. Kittens and cats who can be soci

alized and adopted will be available for adoption both at Guantanamo Bay, and in the United States through our website. Operation Git-Meow works closely with partner organizations to assist with our mission of better education and care for community cats.

The good news is Cali is feeling great after her surgery and wants lots of cuddles. Cali is one lucky cat with zero teet...
08/17/2026

The good news is Cali is feeling great after her surgery and wants lots of cuddles. Cali is one lucky cat with zero teeth and eight lives left.

The bad news is the vet found a .22 caliber bullet lodged in her jaw. We can’t say who or how but we know at some point someone shot this cat in the face at Gold Hill Galley in Guantanamo Bay.

She was found on island already injured, they thought it was healed. Part of the reason the surgery was so expensive is they do a full CT scan of the pets’ head and only then did the specialist see there was something stuck in her jaw. It’s so clearly a bullet the vet said she has no weapons experience but it has to be a bullet. We’ve sent the photos to some ballistic expert friends of friends to confirm. Many of our supporters probably have or know someone with fi****ms experience you can ask.

We don’t know why she was shot, but the fact that any animal would be shot without confirming a humane death is disturbing and wrong. Her injury blew out several teeth, left a tooth and the bullet embedded in her mouth, and caused her jaw to shift which meant her teeth dug into her gums because of the misalignment. Removing her teeth removes that problem, allowing her jaw to continue to heal a little more aligned. She’ll be able to eat things other than wet food once fully healed, even kibble, treats, or tiny bites of meat. It has been so incredibly to watch this already happy cat become even more vivacious as you can tell she’s now pain free!

Adorable Cali needs your help. She is (of course) a beautiful calico girl and the nicest cat ever. All she wants is to r...
07/27/2026

Adorable Cali needs your help. She is (of course) a beautiful calico girl and the nicest cat ever. All she wants is to rub her head on you and cuddle. She was spayed and vaccinated at our Git-Meow clinic in 2024. While she was living near Gold Hill Galley, her jaw was seriously damaged by a sudden and traumatic blow to her face. It broke her jaw and knocked out several teeth so hard one of them became embedded in her gums. The injury has not healed and her lower jaw is detached internally on the left side.

The good news is we can get her surgery to repair her! While she was sedated for x-rays they removed the broken tooth which had been causing her pain, she’s just too stoic to show it. Some healing has occurred so she may always have a little tongue hanging out but this will greatly improve her quality of life and she’s only 2 years old with a lot of life left to live.

The total cost for her veterinary care is going to be $6,000. She’s already had her initial exam, sedation x-rays and the broken tooth extraction to relieve her immediate pain. We’ve already spent $1,000 and the next step is her consultation this Wednesday to make a plan for the big surgery and finalize cost. The estimate seeing the x-rays is $4,500. For this kind of unique jaw surgery there is no lower cost option, it requires a dental specialist. We’re moving quickly to prevent her jaw continuing to heal incorrectly. We’re asking for donations from Zelle preferably as there’s zero fees and faster transfer times. We have PayPal and Venmo QR codes as well.

She had a loving owner who brought her to the US but he couldn’t bring her to his next assignment. This is a huge expense for our small organization but without surgery she’ll always have some pain and she deserves the best life possible.

Pico de Gato and Queso are wishing you a happy Cinco de Mayo! These boys are looking for a home where they can get all t...
05/05/2026

Pico de Gato and Queso are wishing you a happy Cinco de Mayo! These boys are looking for a home where they can get all the attention and lap time they want. They’re very outgoing and playful, very human oriented pets who want to be near their people. They provide endless entertainment and enjoy rolling around with every cat toy we’ve ever given them. They get along with people and dogs, they’re about 2 years old now and were rescued as strays in St. Kitts.

If you’re interested in adopting see us a message or email at [email protected]

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P. O. Box 523373
Springfield, VA
22152

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