Odd Paws Rescue

Muenster, our mostly-blind orange boy, is still looking for his forever home in Athens, GA- or wherever you are!

He was in a foster to adopt that didn’t work out (he did not like their other cat) and coming back left him even more stressed out.

Muenster came from a horrible 50+ cat hoarder situation but he’s made great strides in his progress. He’s a total lap cat, LOVES human attention.

His adoption is sponsored. He is fixed and vaccinated, and we will work with you to get him to you if you are looking to adopt from another state!

I have personally delivered cats to Virginia, Louisiana, and now Oregon. 8hr driving radius preferred, but where there’s a will, there’s a way. We just need him to find his forever home and finally settle in.

He is 4-5 years old, combo tested negative, fully vaccinated, neutered, and vetted.

ANY help finding his forever home would be greatly appreciated! Until he finds his home, we are out a foster that we desperately need in this baby season.

These cuties are waiting for you at MOAS Pets . They need some room to run and a soft couch to sleep on- I hear you have some space? 👀

We love MeowSquad NYC ♥️

I wanted to share it because its important.
You may know that when I’m not covered in kitten 💩 I’m a funeral director.
A couple of weeks ago, I picked up a woman from the Medical Examiner who lived in a MULTI-million-dollar apartment but had no family. Imagine being so rich your occupation is philanthropist. Her job was to give away money yet in the end she had no one but a lawyer and a quick cremation.
Then there was a family who spent months scraping together enough money to give their loved one a funeral. By then they were no longer in a condition to be viewed. That’s how it goes sometimes.
There was a little boy in pajamas with terminal cancer whose sister was told to go play while I quietly carried him from the home.
An octogenarian who took their own life. (Second one that month.)
There was a man I was warned was large so I looked him up on Facebook (pro tip) to see if I’d need extra help. I found photos from a recent Disney trip with his wife and kids.
There was also a woman who was 110 years old and weighed 49 pounds.
In between were the “routine” calls. Heart disease. Cancer. Cardiac arrests.
I served Christians, Muslims, Jews, Buddhists.
Death doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t care if you’re rich/poor, young/old, religious or not.
It just shows up.
As they say you get a birth date and a death date. It’s the dash in between that matters.
Take the trip. Eat the cake. Tell people you love them. Take the chance you’re scared to take. Be a good person. (But take no 💩.)
If you have the ability to make someone else’s life a little better do it.
Maybe it’s a kind word. Maybe it’s volunteering. Maybe it’s donating a few dollars to a cause you believe in. (I happen to know a cat rescue if you need suggestions😏)
Every day at MeowSquad, we get to change endings because ordinary people choose to help.
If you’d like to help us keep saying “yes” to the next cat that needs us:
Venmo: MeowSquad
PayPal: MeowSquadNYC
Cash App: MeowSquadNYC
Tomorrow isn’t promised to any of us.
But your legacy can be.
Don’t waste it.
Whether you donate to us, another charity, or simply help someone it doesn’t matter.
Just leave the world a little better than you found it.

OK, HERE HE IS. Tsunami. I did my best. Either he thinks photos will steal his soul, or his blood is entirely made out of jumping beans. Possibly both.
He identifies as a Halloween black cat cardboard cutout and is fond of hopping sideways with all of his fur standing up for no discernible reason. He may have the ability to turn invisible, as he has won hide and seek for three days in a row now.

He’s fixed, he’s bonkers, he wants to chew on your toes, PLEASE adopt this aptly named natural disaster 🙏

Adoption application link in bio for him or whatever less insane feline you have fallen in love with from our rescue.

Deaf baby update: his name is Mouse and he’s being adopted by his foster’s partner. We love a foster fail! They’re in a band and were worried the noise would scare a cat- what better solution than a deaf cat?

Of course we’re waiting until he’s all fixed and vaccinated to officially sign him away, but he’s really already home.