Adopting a cat can bring immeasurable joy and companionship into your life. At MEOW Cat Rescue, we witness heartwarming transformations every day as rescued cats find their forever homes. These happy endings remind us of the profound impact our work has and the incredible bond between humans and their feline friends. If you’ve welcomed a Meow The Cat Pet into your family through MEOW and wish to share your joyous experience, we invite you to send your story and photos to [email protected].
For those looking to open their hearts and homes to a deserving cat, you can explore a comprehensive list of cats previously adopted from MEOW on Petfinder: Petfinder – MEOW Adopted Cats.
Below, we share just a few of the many inspiring stories that highlight the magic of cat adoption and the unconditional love a meow the cat pet can bring.
From Shy to Shining: Horatio’s Happy Home Life
Horatio’s journey from the shelter to a loving home is a testament to the resilience and adaptability of cats. Initially timid, Horatio has blossomed in his new environment. His adopter shares, “Horatio is settling in very well, and I’m very happy that I adopted him.” Now, he freely roams his house, a far cry from his days as a rescue cat. It’s as if he understands he’s finally found his place, a sentiment his adopter beautifully captures: “He seems to understand that he’s finally fallen into clover.” This meow the cat pet has truly found his happy ending.
SiAm: A Double Dose of Feline Fun
SiAm, formerly known as Footloose, lives up to his new name, inspired by the Siamese cats in “Lady and the Tramp.” His family chose the name because, as they say, he possesses “enough personality and energy for two cats!” This playful meow the cat pet has fully embraced his new life, exploring every nook and cranny of his home. SiAm’s story is a vibrant example of how adopting a cat can infuse your home with energy, curiosity, and endless entertainment.
Parker’s Playful Transformation: From Sable to Parkour
Parker’s story is a heartwarming example of how a little patience and love can transform a shy kitten into a confident and playful companion. Adopted as a timid grey kitten named Sable, he quickly captured his new family’s hearts. His adopter recounts the moment they knew he was “the one.” Renamed Parker, or Parkour, due to his playful nature, this meow the cat pet now fills his home with joy and boundless energy. Parker’s transformation shows the rewarding journey of adopting a cat and watching them thrive in a loving environment.
Greyson and Hunter: Double the Kittens, Double the Love
Adopting two kittens can bring double the fun and affection, as seen in the story of Greyson and Hunter. These brothers, adopted at just under four months old, are thriving in their new home. Their adopter happily reports, “Hunter and Greyson are doing great.” In a funny twist, Hunter decided to change his appearance, revealing a bit of white fur, proving that even cats have their own surprises. This tale of two meow the cat pets highlights the joy of adopting siblings and the unique personalities each cat brings to a home.
Hunter kitten with his adopter
Tongo Bongo: A Chatty and Charming Companion
Tongo’s adopter found not just a pet, but a delightful roommate in this expressive cat. Adopted approximately two months prior to his story being shared, Tongo, affectionately nicknamed “Tongo Bongo,” has seamlessly integrated into his new home. His adopter is “overjoyed and pleased” with him, noting his rapid adjustment and weight gain. This meow the cat pet is not just comfortable; he’s communicative, loving to “talk” to his owner. Tongo’s story emphasizes the companionship and interactive joy a cat can bring into your life.
Timmy, Tommy, and Teddy: A Trio of Timeless Companionship
In 2003, a family adopted littermates Timmy, Teddy, and Tommy, a trio who have provided years of unwavering companionship. Rescued from a challenging start after their pregnant mother was found in Tacoma, these kittens found their forever home together. Their story, shared years later, reflects the enduring bond and lasting joy that adopting a meow the cat pet, or in this case, pets, can bring to a family over many years.
Three kittens sleeping together
Archer: The Purrfect Office Pal
Archer, formerly known as…, has found an extra special home – one that includes the workplace! His adopter, working for Trupanion, a pet-friendly company, brings Archer to work. This fortunate meow the cat pet enjoys not only a loving home but also a stimulating and social work environment. Archer’s story showcases the growing trend of pet-friendly workplaces and the adaptability of cats to diverse lifestyles.
Nimbus: A Wonderful Addition, Just as Predicted
Nimbus, previously named Cloudy, was adopted in November 2010 and has lived up to his adopter’s initial positive impression. Being able to interact with Nimbus before adoption allowed his new family to recognize his wonderful personality from the start. He seamlessly joined their family, becoming a cherished companion to his previously adopted sister. Nimbus’s story highlights the importance of getting to know a cat’s personality before adoption and the joy of adding a well-suited meow the cat pet to an existing pet family.
Dexter and Zabel: Playful Partners in Crime
Dexter and Zabel arrived in their new home in late March and quickly made it their own. Their adopter describes them as “two of the most loving and playful cats.” This dynamic duo brings constant amusement and affection, proving that adopting two cats can be twice the fun. Dexter and Zabel’s story emphasizes the lively and loving nature of many rescue cats and the joy of watching feline companions interact and thrive together.
Dexter and Zabel kittens
Batman: A Source of Joy and Laughter
Batman, adopted about a year prior to his story, has become a beloved member of his family, bringing “joy and laughter” into their home. He settled in quickly and developed endearing quirks, including a surprising trick that delights his owners. This meow the cat pet’s playful and entertaining nature exemplifies how adopting a cat can enrich a home with constant amusement and heartwarming moments.
Russell: Sweet Senior Cat Settles In
Russell, a 13-year-old cat, was adopted to be a companion for another senior cat, Buffy. His “sweet nature and loving disposition” made him an ideal match. Despite Buffy being “shy, but demanding,” Russell’s gentle personality helped create a harmonious home for both senior feline companions. Russell’s story highlights the rewards of adopting senior cats, who often bring a calm and loving presence to a home.
Gracie: The Fetching Feline
Gracie, formerly Amber, is described as an “absolute bundle of loving joy!” Her adopter raves about her adorable, smart, sweet, and soft nature. Uniquely, Gracie loves to play fetch, just like a dog, showcasing the diverse personalities and surprising traits found in meow the cat pets. Her only nighttime quirk – wanting to snuggle close – is a testament to her affectionate nature. Gracie’s story celebrates the unique and delightful personalities of adopted cats.
Gracie the fetching cat
Dudley: Forever Family Found
Dudley’s initial adjustment period was brief. Adopted in March, by May, “it is as if Dudley has been a part of the family forever.” He even gets along well with his ‘sister’ Missy, demonstrating the adaptability of cats and their capacity to form bonds with other pets. Dudley’s quick integration into his new family underscores how quickly a rescue cat can become a cherished family member.
Harrison: A Decade of Devotion
Harrison, a Brown Tabby Maine Coon, was adopted in 2000 as a birthday gift. Even as an older kitten, he was lovingly welcomed. His story, shared years later, reflects the long-term commitment and enduring love that comes with adopting a meow the cat pet. Harrison’s lasting presence in his family’s life is a testament to the timeless bond between humans and cats.
Boo: Proving Second Chances are Purrfect
Boo’s journey to her forever home was a bit more complex. After being returned twice and spending over a year at MEOW, she found her perfect match. Initially fostered, Boo quickly proved she was home. Her adopter wasn’t “allowed to adopt her outright” at first, but Boo’s charm was undeniable. Boo’s story is a powerful reminder that sometimes, cats need a little extra patience and understanding, and that second chances can lead to the most rewarding adoptions.
Mila and Siva: Eager to be Part of the Action
Siva and Mila, formerly Amber and Hazel, were adopted as four-month-old kittens and are described as “eager to be in on any action.” These playful sisters love to be involved in household activities, from dusting to unloading groceries. Their curiosity and zest for life highlight the entertaining and engaging nature of kittens and the fun of adopting a pair of meow the cat pets.
Mila and Siva kittens
Maggie: Smooth Transition and Tummy Rubs
Maggie, formerly Midori, seamlessly transitioned into her new home. Within three weeks of adoption, she was fully comfortable, exploring every corner and enjoying tummy rubs. Her adopter even built her a tall cat perch, demonstrating the lengths people go to for their feline companions. Maggie’s quick adjustment and loving nature show how easily a meow the cat pet can integrate into and enrich a home.
Kiki: Plus-Sized and Perfectly Loved
Kiki, a ‘plus-sized’ kitty, has acclimated beautifully to her new home. While initial skepticism from another resident cat, Pookie, existed, they now coexist peacefully. Kiki’s story breaks stereotypes about cat adoption, showing that cats of all sizes and personalities deserve loving homes. Her successful integration highlights the adaptability of cats and the rewards of opening your heart to a cat of any shape or size.
Fender (Freddie Fender): Flopping for Affection
Freddie Fender, affectionately named by his foster family, kept his charming name and is thriving in his new home. Despite a humorous mention of difficulty walking (attributed to wanting belly rubs!), Fender is clearly a happy and loved meow the cat pet. His story emphasizes the endearing quirks of cats and the joy of adopting a cat with a unique history and personality.
Toby and Marley: Blossomed into Beloved Companions
Toby and Marley, formerly Peanut and Chaps, were adopted over a year prior to their story and have “blossomed into sweet, playful, loving cats.” Their adopter describes them as an “endless source of entertainment and joy.” Initially timid, they transformed into confident and affectionate companions. Toby and Marley’s story illustrates the transformative power of adoption and the deep bond that develops between humans and their meow the cat pets.
Toby and Marley playing
Luna and Ravi: A Celestial Cat Duo
Luna and Ravi, formerly Mia and Ripple, were adopted shortly after Christmas and quickly made their presence known. Named after a moon goddess and sun god, these kittens possess a “strong presence” in their household. Their adopter soon understood their personalities and celebrated their unique energy. Luna and Ravi’s story emphasizes the distinct personalities of cats and the joy of welcoming a pair of dynamic meow the cat pets into your life.
Abby: A Timid Cat’s Enduring Love
Abby’s adoption story dates back to 1998. Initially overlooked in favor of more outgoing tabbies, a MEOW worker encouraged her adopter to consider a “timid black cat cowering in a dark corner.” That leap of faith led to a profound connection. “The moment I touched Abby…” her adopter recounts, marking the beginning of a long and loving companionship. Abby’s story is a poignant reminder to look beyond first impressions and consider adopting cats who may be shy or overlooked, as they often have the most love to give.
Jinx and Roo: Characters and Companions for Years
Jinx and Roo have been part of their family for four years, bringing constant character and companionship. “I cannot imagine a day without them!” their adopter exclaims. Roo loves laser pointers, and Jinx is a devoted lap cat, always seeking attention. Even through moves, these meow the cat pets remain cherished family members. Jinx and Roo’s story showcases the long-term commitment and unwavering companionship that cat adoption provides.
Sadie and Chloe cuddling
Sadie and Chloe: Foster Sisters, Forever Family
Sadie and Chloe, originally foster sisters named Marley and Dumpling, were adopted together after only two days at MEOW. Raised in a loving foster home, they seamlessly transitioned into their forever home. Their adopter describes them as settling in beautifully and maintaining their close bond. Sadie and Chloe’s story highlights the success of fostering and the joy of adopting bonded pairs of meow the cat pets.
Grace Penn: Adventure and Affection in Bellingham
Grace Penn, a cat with a personality as big as her adventures, shares an update from Bellingham. Having moved with her owner, Grace Penn playfully admits to secretly loving her new location, despite pretending otherwise to her “Mum.” This update, written from the cat’s perspective, adds a charming and humorous touch to the happy ending stories. Grace Penn’s tale showcases the adaptable and entertaining nature of meow the cat pets.
Mischa: Happy, Beautiful, and Well-Loved
Mischa, formerly unnamed in this story excerpt, is now “a happy, beautiful little girl.” She has found friendship with Elmo, another MEOW adoptee, and enjoys the attention of George, a fellow feline companion. Mischa’s simple yet joyful update reflects the happiness and contentment a rescued cat finds in a loving home.
Mo: Love at First Foster
Mo’s story began with fostering but quickly turned into a forever home. Originally intending to foster, his adopter “quickly fell in love with little Mo.” Having previously rescued another kitten, Greyson, the adopter found that Mo seamlessly completed their feline family. Mo’s story demonstrates how fostering can lead to unexpected and wonderful adoptions, and the instant connections people can form with meow the cat pets.
Lucky relaxing
Lucky: Aptly Named and Deeply Cherished
Lucky, formerly Lightfoot, was renamed by his adopter’s niece, a fitting name for a cat who found his fortunate forever home. His adopter, Jennifer, shared photos, expressing her gratitude to MEOW for the opportunity to adopt him “a few years ago.” Lucky’s simple story and name perfectly capture the fortunate turn of events that cat adoption brings to both the pet and the owner.
PussPuss and RootBeer: Brothers in Snuggles and Fun
PussPuss and RootBeer, brothers adopted a year prior to their story, are described as “sweet brothers” bringing immense happiness. RootBeer, originally Sean, is particularly funny and snuggly, loving belly rubs and cuddle time. Their adopter expresses thanks to MEOW for these wonderful companions. PussPuss and RootBeer’s story highlights the special bond between sibling cats and the double dose of love they bring to a home.
Shadow (Oso): From Shelter to High-Rise Happiness
Shadow, now Oso, has transitioned from a rescue cat to a “very happy in his new highrise Belltown condo life!” He quickly won hearts, even charming a “dour resident cat.” Oso’s story illustrates the adaptability of cats to different living environments and their ability to bring joy to diverse households.
Sox: Fitting Right in with Feline Sisters
Sox is “doing VERY well in his new home with his new sisters!” Despite initial hisses, he quickly integrated, exploring his new house and showing curiosity about the backyard. Sox’s smooth integration into a multi-cat household demonstrates the social nature of cats and their ability to form new bonds.
Roscoe the cat
Roscoe: A Father’s Day Gift of Feline Friendship
Roscoe’s adoption was a thoughtful Father’s Day gift. Chosen at MEOW Cat Rescue in Kirkland, Roscoe was the “perfect match.” His adoption story emphasizes the joy of giving and receiving a meow the cat pet as a gift and the special companionship cats bring to individuals and families.
Sadie: An Adventurous and Affectionate Companion
Sadie is “settling in so well!” and is described as a “super sweet girl” who loves to play fetch, explore, and socialize. Her adventurous and affectionate nature makes her a wonderful companion. Sadie’s story showcases the active and engaging personalities of many adopted cats and the fun of sharing outdoor adventures with a feline friend.
Merci: The Sweetest, Smartest, and Family’s Center
Merci is described as “the sweetest, smartest, and funniest cat” who has completely charmed her family. “We all do as she says,” her adopter playfully admits. Merci has even befriended the family dogs, demonstrating remarkable adaptability and charm. Merci’s story celebrates the unique and captivating personalities of cats and the way they become cherished centers of their families.
Merci and dog
Eowyn and Emily: Overcoming Challenges Together
Eowyn shares an update on herself and Emily, highlighting their journey together. Eowyn mentions her past health issues, including an eye problem and dental issues addressed by MEOW. Their continued happiness together underscores the importance of rescue organizations in providing care and second chances to cats with special needs.
Jewel: A Daily Dose of Duty and Delight
Jewel is “doing really great and we couldn’t be happier with her!” Her adopter shares a picture of Jewel engaging in her “daily duties,” suggesting a playful and helpful cat. Jewel’s brief but joyful update reflects the simple pleasures and everyday companionship that meow the cat pets bring into our lives.
Tom and Geri: Seventeen Years of Catnip and Chaos
Tom and Geri, celebrating their 17th birthday, are long-term MEOW adoptees. Their birthday celebration, complete with catnip and playful antics, showcases the enduring vitality and playful spirit of senior cats. Tom and Geri’s story is a heartwarming reminder of the long and joyful lives cats can live, and the years of companionship they offer.
Tom and Geri kittens
Chance and Hope: Special Kittens, Special Love
Chance and Hope, along with their sister Destiny, were born with eyelid agenesis, a congenital condition. Their adopter shares their story nearly a year after adoption, highlighting the special care and love these kittens received. Chance and Hope’s story is a testament to the dedication of rescue organizations to caring for cats with special needs and the rewarding experience of adopting them.
Carmella (Katie): Thirteen Years of Cherished Companionship
Carmella, now Katie, was adopted thirteen years prior to her story. Her adopter reflects on the long and loving journey with Katie, emphasizing the enduring bond and cherished companionship that comes with adopting a meow the cat pet. Katie’s story is a beautiful reminder of the lasting impact of cat adoption and the years of love a rescued cat can bring.
Lady Bug (Cougar): A Website Banner Star’s Happy Life
Lady Bug, formerly Cougar, was featured in the banner of the MEOW website at the time of adoption. Her adopter provides an update a year later, detailing her life with her new family and the adventures she’s had. Lady Bug’s story brings a full-circle moment, connecting a featured rescue cat with her happy ending and demonstrating the real-life impact of MEOW’s online presence.
These are just a few of the countless happy endings made possible by cat adoption. Each story underscores the unique joy and companionship a meow the cat pet brings. If you’re considering adding a feline friend to your family, we encourage you to explore the cats available for adoption at MEOW Cat Rescue and experience the unconditional love and happiness a rescued cat can offer. Your own happy ending could be just a meow away!
