Pictures of some of the our cats that have been adopted into loving homes. Please contact us, if you'd like to make a difference. Many of our cats are adopted through the Meow Aid website or call 604-733-7013.
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	Top Cat Before: A scarred and dirty "Top Cat" fresh from the territorial turf of East Vancouver.
	Top Cat After: A rehabilitated feline in a loving home.
	Carson: This tomcat has character, and a great character at that. He shows interest in people and things, and is glad to be off the streets. He loves attention and is even cuter in person. This cat was featured in one of our newsletters. Read it!
	Chase: Living in a crawlspace under a house, all we could see was a pair of big yellow eyes staring back. After we trapped this little one, she quickly tamed up in our foster home. She especially enjoyed chasing objects and pieces of string around the room. After initial squirming and struggling, she learned that being picked up and petted was actually enjoyable. Today she is very pampered — in a home where the doctor makes house calls!
	Good Girl: This cat was featured in one of our newsletters. Read it!
	Gwinney: We received a call to help a lady whose house had become overcrowded with felines. Out of the bunch, emerged a real sweetheart -- Gwinney. She was affectionate and loved attention. We delivered her to MeowAid, where this beauty was adopted very quickly.
	Jo-Jo: This was one of the Southland shipyard kittens, who were very difficult to tame. Jo-Jo was the last to be domesticated, taking several months to “come around”. She is now a friendly, good-natured cat. This cat was featured in one of our newsletters. Read it!
	Keats: This beautiful Siamese and his sister (Shelley) were left as orphans when their elderly owner passed away. The executors of the estate asked us to trap these two indoor cats because they would not come out from hiding in the house. After we trapped them, they settled down after a few weeks and were adopted into a new home.
	Midnight: This charismatic cat had an entourage of admirers at the shelter — both human and feline. Midnight was a "peace-maker" and gentle soul, who appreciated his time at Meow-Aid after living on the streets.
	Missy: What can we say about Missy? She was rescued from a life of illness on the streets – trying to tend a litter of newborns while still a kitten herself. Some street cats immediately conform to living with people and other cats and Missy was one of these. Generally, adaptable cats like Missy have had some experience with people already – perhaps as former pets – and quickly learn to integrate back into a comfortable, domestic situation. This cat was featured in one of our newsletters. Read it!

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