Mountain Meows Feral Cat Initiative

Mountain Meows Feral Cat Initiative We are primarily a trap-neuter-return group based in Grantsville, Maryland.

We do adopt out friendly cats that we pull from colonies and we are working towards the eventual purchase of an adoption center/sanctuary for cats with special needs.

Do not skip the FeLV vaccine if your cat goes outdoors! Also, do not let your cat outdoors if it’s not fixed and if it’s...
06/07/2026

Do not skip the FeLV vaccine if your cat goes outdoors! Also, do not let your cat outdoors if it’s not fixed and if it’s not combo tested. We just found a third FeLV+ cat in Westernport this week. It’s spreading around that area like crazy. We’re getting two more cats from that colony tested this week and I’m betting they’re positive. 💔

FeLV in Cats: What It Is and How to Care for Them

FeLV stands for Feline Leukemia Virus. It affects a cat’s immune system and can impact their overall health over time.
It is more serious than many people realize, but with the right care, FeLV+ cats can still have happy, meaningful lives.

How it spreads:
• Through close, prolonged contact
• Sharing food and water bowls
• Grooming each other
• From mother to kittens

Because of this, FeLV spreads much more easily than FIV.

What it means for your cat:
• A weakened immune system
• Higher risk of infections, anemia, and certain cancers
• Some cats may stay healthy for long periods, others may get sick sooner

How to care for an FeLV+ cat:
• Keep them indoors only: Protects them from illness and prevents spreading the virus
• No mixing with FeLV-negative cats: They should live with other FeLV+ cats or be the only cat
• Regular vet visits: Early detection of illness is very important
• High-quality nutrition: Supports their immune system
• Monitor closely: Watch for weight loss, lethargy, appetite changes, or illness
• Reduce stress: A calm, stable home helps support their health

Quality of life matters most.
FeLV+ cats can be incredibly loving, social, and full of personality. With proper care and attention, they can enjoy a good quality of life for as long as possible.
They deserve the same love and chance as any other cat.

06/07/2026

If you’re in Allegany County, Steppingstone in Cumberland has very affordable rates for cats. If you’re in Garrett County, Hart for Animals has several low cost and no cost spay and neuter programs for pets and strays. Another low cost option I frequently use is SNIP WV in Morgantown. They have an online booking system. We need the community to do what they can to help us get ahead with caring for our community cats. We’re raising funds as quickly as possible but we’re already completely depleted again.

We’ve booked two neuter appointments and two spay appointments this upcoming week for community cats but need help raisi...
06/07/2026

We’ve booked two neuter appointments and two spay appointments this upcoming week for community cats but need help raising funds to cover these four cats. It’s $67 to sponsor a male and $85 to sponsor a female. The two males headed for the neuter are the big black and white tom cat and our medical case, Mr. Simba. The two females will be TNR kitties from Frostburg. We’ve trapped one and are working to trap the other before her appointment. Any amount towards their vet bills helps so much! We’ve currently spent ALL previous donations on the TNR kitties from last week so our funds are down to zero.

🌟 Join us in Creating Change! 🌟At Mountain Meows Feral Cat Initiative Inc, we know that change starts with people like you. Every act of kindness, every dollar, and every moment of your time brings us closer to achieving our mission. Together, we can create a brighter, more compassionate world...

06/06/2026

✨ FREE VACCINE CLINIC! 💉🐾

In response to an increase in preventable diseases in the pets in our community, and thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, SNIP WV is excited to offer a FREE vaccine clinic next Monday, June 8, 2026!

Available Vaccines:
- Rabies Vaccine (required by law for all dogs and cats over 12 weeks of age)
- Feline HCP (protects against Panleukopenia, Calicivirus, and Rhinotracheitis)
- Canine DAPP (protects against Parvovirus, Distemper, Adenovirus, and Parainfluenza)

Where?
SNIP WV
1470 Earl L. Core Road
Morgantown, WV 26505

When?
Monday, June 8, 2026
10:30 AM – 3:00 PM

⚠️ Appointments are required.

To schedule, visit SNIPWV.org, click "Make an Appointment," and select "Free Vaccine Clinic Appointment."

Important Notes:
- No income or geographic restrictions
- Limit of 3 pets per household
- These vaccines are the only services available through this clinic. If your pet needs additional services, please schedule a Preventative Care appointment separately
- If appointments are no longer visible online, all available spots have been filled

For the safety and comfort of all pets:
- Please arrive at your scheduled appointment time
- If you have a reactive dog, leave them in your vehicle (if it is safe to do so), check in at the front desk, and we will come to you

A huge thank you to Petco Love for providing our DAPP and HCP vaccines and to for sponsoring rabies vaccinations for this event.

We're starting with a limited number of appointments for this first clinic, but we hope to offer more in the future. Make sure you are following our page for updates on upcoming vaccine clinics!

Interested in sponsoring a future vaccine clinic? Email [email protected] for sponsorship information.

Please share and help us get those pets vaccinated!

06/05/2026

Lenny update!

06/05/2026

Please share so this sweet girl can find a forever home! She’s so awesome. 🤩

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21536

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