ForeverMeow

ForeverMeow ForeverMeow is a 501(c)(3) rescue whose mission is to help bring veterinary care to homeless cats. ForeverMeow is grateful to be one of those groups.

ForeverMeow wishes to thank the Hyla Marrow Trust for a grant to establish The Hyla Marrow Memorial Fund for Veterinary Care of Homeless Cats. Hyla Marrow (1950 – 2016)

Hyla was born in 1950 and became an accomplished gymnast and dancer, leading to a long career as a stuntwoman and actress in over 80 films. She was also a successful day-trader and a passionate cat-lover who created a Trust that s

ince her death in 2016, has benefited over 60 organizations that help homeless cats find medical care and forever homes. In her memory, we have created The Hyla Marrow Memorial Fund for Veterinary Care of Homeless Cats. Hyla’s spirit and love of cats will always live on through the work we do, and we thank the Hyla Marrow Trust for their support.

02/04/2026
This little doll baby is on the market, looking for her forever home 🏡💕 Meet Miss Katy Perry ….
05/03/2026

This little doll baby is on the market, looking for her forever home 🏡💕 Meet Miss Katy Perry ….

Meet Roddie, a sweet 5-year-old gentleman currently in our care while he recovers from a hind-leg amputation. He’ll be w...
04/02/2026

Meet Roddie, a sweet 5-year-old gentleman currently in our care while he recovers from a hind-leg amputation. He’ll be with us for about two weeks, focusing on healing, rest, and lots of TLC.

We are deeply grateful to Riverside County Department of Animal Services and Director Mary Martin for ensuring Roddie received the medical care he needed—care that has also helped so many other animals facing serious injuries and surgeries.

Now comes the hopeful part. Let’s help this very special three-legged boy find his perfect match this Valentine’s Day 💕. With a little luck, Roddie’s recovery will end with something even better than healing: a loving home of his own to go to when he’s ready 🏡.

01/02/2026

Help People & Cats by Becoming a Cat Behavior Counselor!!!

The National Cat Behavior Helpline (a project of Safe Haven Farm Sanctuary in NY) is a soon-to-be-launched free service for cat owners who are experiencing behavior issues like house-soiling, scratching, overactive play, and tensions amongst cats in the household.

Behavior issues are one of the main reasons cats are surrendered to shelters and often these issues are resolvable through phone-based conversations.

No previous knowledge of cat behavior is required as cat behavior counselors will be fully trained to help cat owners resolve behavior issues, beginning with a free online self-paced course.

This is a three hour a week volunteer opportunity, and volunteers may work more hours if they wish. This is an incredibly rewarding and impactful volunteer opportunity. If you are potentially interested in this volunteer opportunity, please contact Matt Wildman at [email protected] or (347) 938-7692.

01/02/2026

There are quite a few low cost/no cost spay and neuter clinics around us. Cats can procreate as soon as 4 months. The average unaltered female can have 3-4 litters a year. Get your babies fixed!

Cutest kitten ever - soon available for adoption!!This little cutie was taken to a surgeon by RCDAS to see about fixing ...
01/02/2026

Cutest kitten ever - soon available for adoption!!

This little cutie was taken to a surgeon by RCDAS to see about fixing her hind leg fractures. But too much healing had already taken place. She’s on 2 weeks crate rest before she can go for adoption.

Look who came back to the county shelter yesterday…..Blueberry & Peach’s brother Mango!!!He was returned after a month i...
21/12/2025

Look who came back to the county shelter yesterday…..

Blueberry & Peach’s brother Mango!!!

He was returned after a month in his adoptive home.

Sadly, his ability to walk had declined and he is now on the level of his sisters.

We have whisked him out of the shelter. And after a 14 day quarantine, he will be reunited with his sisters.

Blueberry is very excited! She and her brother are like little twins and were so bonded at the shelter.

UPDATE:To all who were rooting for Jackson and donated to his surgery fund…..I’m sorry to have to post such tragic news,...
17/12/2025

UPDATE:

To all who were rooting for Jackson and donated to his surgery fund…..

I’m sorry to have to post such tragic news, but after everyone (all the people involved in his care and Jackson himself) tried so hard, Jackson was not able to pull through. He just had too much going against him. We think he had an active mycoplasma infection in addition to panleukopenia. As well as having not enough white blood cells, his red blood cells started dropping. And he started having trouble breathing. The decision was made to help him pass on Tuesday at the county shelter.

Thank you to all who donated to help fix his leg, which we couldn’t go forward with when he became so sick. We were hoping he’d recover and we might be able to help him.

We will be contacting each person individually who donated to find out whether you would like your donation refunded or to have us ear mark it for the next cat or kitten who comes into the county shelter with a fixable fracture who we can help. If the later, we will keep you informed of who it is and the progress of the case.

“We do not measure our work only by survival, but by the compassion shown when survival was not possible.”

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URGENT/ SOS 🛟 ‼️

The county had no other options for this kitten but rescue or euthanasia.

As we all know, there are a bunch of passionate boot strapped cat rescue in the valley, but few, if any, that would have the financial resources (or want to spend their resources) to appropriately address this little guys’s leg fractures.

First let me say he is a love muffin.

His personality spared him from being euthanized in the first 24 hrs.

He needs surgery this Friday (by an orthopedic surgeon) to save his leg. Which is very saveable.

Please consider a donation to help us help him!

www.ForeverMeow.org >> click on donate

Or Zelle to: [email protected]

Peach & Blueberry are two very special sisters. They were born with Manx syndrome, so they can't walk normally with thei...
14/12/2025

Peach & Blueberry are two very special sisters. They were born with Manx syndrome, so they can't walk normally with their hind legs, but that doesn't stop them from being happy, playful, and cuddly kittens. Their beautiful eyes and true interest in being with you spark a joy and love in your heart like no other. Taking care of them brings the satisfying gift of caring for others, a truly selfless love. They need some extra care - helping them express their bladders and bathing them. But they are relaxed and patient, knowing they are receiving the care they need.

They are currently receiving acupuncture, physical therapy, and walking exercises to help them improve their functional ability as much as possible while they are developing -- and they are improving!!!

We do not doubt that someone out there who has experience with Manx kitty companionship and can't live without it will find this adoption listing and be ready to welcome the girls to their lives with open arms.

The special Manx girls….
13/12/2025

The special Manx girls….

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Our mission is to support municipal shelters to help reduce and eliminate the unnecessary euthanasia of cats in the shelter. To achieve this, our priority is to rescue cats and kittens, who are facing the risk of potential euthanasia. Since our inception, we have saved over 1,000 cats.

We have a policy of always honoring adoption returns (owner surrender of cats adopted from ForeverMeow), however, we do not have the capacity to assist the general public in taking owner surrenders. If you wish to rehome a cat, we suggest first checking with the adoption agency where you adopted the cat and/or using Adopt A Pet’s rehome a pet website at: https://rehome.adoptapet.com/

Please note, we currently have limited ability to field questions from the public to provide advice and assistance. Please check out our frequently asked questions page on our website at: http://forevermeow.org/index.php?page=help We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so donations may be tax deductible to you.