MEOW Mission, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non profit organization founded in 2020 by two crazy cat ladies who are passionate about felines and are dedicated to improving the quality of life for felines in the Central Missouri region.   MEOW Mission, Inc. is not a licensed rescue, we do not take in cats or kittens or dogs or puppies and relocate them.   

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When we began our non-profit in 2020, our main mission was to trap, neuter, vaccinate (TNVR) and return community/feral cats.  Since that time we have realized the challenges of owners keeping their pets due to the economy and cost of veterinary care, the overpopulation of unwanted pets, and the need of education regarding community cats and the importance of veterinary care for owned pets.

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Our #1 priority is keeping pets in their homes by providing spay and neuter assistance, resources for behavior challenges, low-cost vaccination clinics, emergency medical (as funds allow), monthly mobile pet food pantries, fostering through licensed rescues of cats/kittens and transporting (if no transportation resources are available to owners).  

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MEOW Mission, Inc. is aware of the many challenges facing pets in the Central Missouri communities.  The purpose of this non-profit is to utilize 100% of funds raised to give back to the community pets.  We can ONLY do this by holding successful fundraisers, establish partnerships, sponsorships and grant-writing to reach our goals.

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HERE IS A SUMMARY OF WHAT WE DO IN BENTON, MORGAN AND PETTIS COUNTIES, MO:

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• Provide funding for spay and neuter programs (TNR) to community caretakers;

• Pet food to needy pets and their families within the service area;

• Provide spay and neuter to low-income families with pets;

• Provide education to members of the community about spaying and neutering;

• Provide education on the proper veterinary care of pets to their owners;

• Provide medical funds for medical emergencies for low-income and needy families for their pets;

• Partner with licensed shelters and rescues to to network dogs and cats who cannot stay in their homes;

• Provide education on barn homes to farmers who are looking for barn cats;

• Networking and resources for owned pets that are displaced to licensed rescues

• Hold low-cost vaccination clinics for low-income families who could not otherwise get their pets vaccinated or microchipped.

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IMPORTANT NOTE:  WE ARE NOT A CITY/COUNTY/STATE FUNDED NON-PROFIT.  ALL MONIES RAISED ARE FROM THE WORK OF OUR VOLUNTEERS, SUPPORTERS, SPONSORS AND FOLLOWERS.

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We want to help as many pets as possible to have normal, healthy and happy lives.  Contact us today for more information.