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Hello friends and neighbors!


Please allow me to introduce The Cat’s Meow Cat Rescue. We are a small group of dedicated individuals in the Gladstone and Jennings Lodge neighborhoods who have started a non-profit cat rescue group.


We are registered with the State of Oregon and have our 501(c)3 designation which means we will give a receipt for any donation of money or supplies for a deduction on your taxes. We have a bank account and PayPal account which will be used solely to fulfill our mission.


Our mission is to help improve the overall lives of cats in our neighborhoods. We will do this in many ways from trap-neuter-return (TNR) to finding placement for abandoned cats. We promise to behave ethically, honestly and always with the best interests of our community in mind. We will not judge!


We would love to gain your support and look forward to hearing from you. 

Please reach out to us if you need help with a feral cat/colony or if you know of an abandoned cat who needs help. By keeping the feral population under control and re-homing cats in need, we will all live in a better community.


Thank you!

Brenda, a Gladstone resident, has been involved in helping cats in the Gladstone area for many years. She is passionate about fostering cats in transition. 

Brenda 

President

Angela, a resident of Jennings Lodge, became involved in Trap Neuter Return (TNR) after discovering a colony of feral cats in her back yard. She is passionate about the health and well being of feral cats.

Angela

Vice President

Karen is a resident of Oak Grove. She has been involved in cat rescue for many years and has a soft spot for senior cats. She has built relationships within our community and local rescue organizations. 

Karen

Secretary

Shona, a Gladstone resident and mother of two daughters, has been involved with cat rescue for many years. She is passionate about cats with special needs and helping to find their fur-ever home. 

Shona

Treasurer

Lisa is a Gladstone resident. She became involved in cat rescue after her cat went missing and was re-homed without proper vetting. She discovered a feral cat colony and learned about Trap Neuter Return (TNR), which led to becoming involved in cat rescue. 

Lisa

Co-Treasurer

Cara lives in Gladstone. She became interested in rescuing cats after her sister relocated to Oregon along with eleven cats. They set up a catio at home and have been helping cats in need ever since. 

Cara

Board Member

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