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Animal Shelter details for Good Mews Animal Foundation Please visit Good Mews Animal Foundation and adopt a homeless pet
You have reached the shelter page for Good Mews Animal Foundation. Good Mews Animal Foundation is located in marietta, Georgia. If you have information to add or update for Good Mews Animal Foundation, please click here and let us know.
Good Mews Animal Foundation
736 Johnson Ferry Rd
marietta, Georgia 30068
Phone: 770-499-2287
Fax: 770-565-9573
Email: info@goodmews.org
Website: www.goodmews.org/
In 1988, one woman decided there must an alternative to shelters that euthanize unwanted cats. She couldn't find one. So she created one.
Fifteen years ago, Gloria Skeen started Good Mews from the living room of her Atlanta apartment. While we have certainly come a long way from these humble roots, our commitment remains the same: finding secure, loving homes for otherwise unwanted cats and kittens. Since that time , we have placed over 4200 cats into new homes.
We provide a cage-free, no-kill environment for our residents with regular meals and extensive medical care. The only time our cats are caged is for medical observation (and a 15-day quarantine period upon arrival to the shelter). Once a cat has been accepted into the shelter population, it has a home for life. No cat is ever euthanized to make room for another, and euthanasia is performed ONLY when a veterinarian has diagnosed that the cat's quality of life is severely and permanently compromised by sickness or injury.
The cats are free to roam the shelter at will, interacting with each other, the volunteers, and visitors. Numerous "cat-trees", shelves, and toys are provided. We also have several "special needs rooms" where our special residents (those with chronic illnesses or those that just don't play well with others) can reside away from the general population.
Our cats come to us from households that can no longer care for them or as stray cats. Many of our residents arrive abused, neglected, or terribly afraid. Often times, these cats are in urgent need of medical care. Our dedicated staff of volunteers spend countless hours cuddling, grooming, and helping these cats to trust and love humans again.
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