The adoption fee covers spay/neuter, microchip, age-appropriate vaccines and much more. The volunteers and fosters are supportive and available for questions long after adoption. They truly care about the cats and want to make sure its a good match all around. Its 100% volunteer run so no one is gets a salary. I highly recommend Meow House Cat Rescue.

I would highly recommend Meow House to anyone seeking to adopt!! They are definitely not your traditional rescue shelter but these people are fighting tooth and nail to rescue cats from the kill shelter and that alone is a great reason to adopt from them. I got my sweet 8 year old Bella from them and I couldn’t be more grateful that they saved her!!

Didnt really get any help from them, but they are doing good work.

Meow House is an amazing 100% volunteer-run rescue. They provide so much support during the foster and adoption process. We highly recommend this rescue!

We discovered Meow House through PetSmart.We went to an adoption open house for foster animal at the Apex PetSmart in June 2016. I immediately fell in love with a tiny grey furball and insisted that we adopt her. My girlfriend was a tiny bit doubtful at first, but by the time we were halfway home, she had fallen in love. The only snag we encountered was that she was actually a he 😸! Other than that, Minky was up to date on his shots when we adopted him, and Meow House referred us to an affordable vet when its was time to get him fixed and get his follow-up exam and shots. We LOVE this cat! He doesnt have any particular neuroses or show any signs of PTSD from his time in foster care. Hes a happy cat. Smart too, he makes up his own little games in the middle of the night! BTW, we like that Meow House had a no-declaw policy. De-clawing is mutilation! Even though hes rambunctious boy, we havent had to much trouble, as long as we keep enough scratch pads around. Sometimes when he climbs up Daddy he might draw a drop of blood or two, but I dont mind, its worth it, hes my little buddy!

I filled out the extensive application online for one of their kittens, and never heard back from them. Definitely disappointed, but its their loss. Ive been searching for a while and the fact that they wont even get back to people who clearly wasted their valuable time on their website is a total judge of character for the place as a whole. Its like they dont want their kittens to find good homes:/

Meow House is run by local volunteers and deeply cares for the cats in their rescue. There is no physical location, just foster homes. They do what’s best for the cat so don’t expect to just get whatever you want.

I rescued my cat from here. Love their system. All cats live in foster homes and are well cared for. So happy to be able to support them :-)

TLDR: They sold me a sick cat and blatantly lied to my face about her condition. Do not adopt from them!I used to work at a store that associated with Meow House. During that time, I bonded with and eventually adopted one of their cats. About a month after I got her home, I learned that they’d lied to my face about her having serious medical issues and that she had an incurable and very contagious illness (Feline HIV) that they’d chosen to ignore. As a result, she’s now blind in one eye and has recurrent respiratory issues. As I’m also aware that their ‘foster home’ is simply them keeping thirty some cats in their house together and unseparated, it’s very, very likely that if one has this illness, it’s spread to all the others, as it spreads through fluids, such as sharing food/water dishes and litter boxes. Since they’ve decided the vet is either unnecessary or too expensive and they chose to directly lie (they told me her at-that-point cloudy but functional eye was all scar tissue from a botched surgery and her sneezing fits were a stress symptom) I beg you, take your business elsewhere. Their cats are not healthy and not being properly cared for. If you’ve already gotten a cat from them, I implore you to visit the vet and have them do a blood test. If you have more than one cat in your home, it could be very dangerous to keep them together. The illness is treatable if caught early but can cause a host of health issues if not addressed. All in all, they’re horrible people and I wish I’d called the SPCA on them for mistreatment if animals.

The volunteers do a fabulous job.