Mission Meow Gives 4 Grants For The Month Of October.

Mission Meow is proud to share that for the month of October we gave 4 grants totalling $29,312. We couldn’t imagine a more perfect way to celebrate our 3 year anniversary! Congratulations to Kzoo Cat Cafe & Rescue, Licking County TNR, Six Kittens Rescue and Ten Lives Cat Rescue.

KZoo Cat Cafe and Rescue (Kalamazoo, Michigan): $17,000
Purpose: To purchase a transport van.
Six Kittens Rescue (Bryan, Texas): $3,125
Purpose: To install Lucidium Pens and custom flooring.
Licking County TNR (Heath, Ohio): $6,555
Purpose: To build an enclosure with two climate-controlled sheds for the temporary holding and relocation of TNR cats.
Ten Lives Cat Rescue (Pawtucket, Rhode Island): $2,932
Purpose: To purchase air purifiers, cage curtains, kitty cots, towers, scratchers, toys, blankets, and organizational bins.
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Sally Williams
Founder & President

Sally Williams was the Founder and Executive Director of The Brodie Fund. The Brodie Fund was inspired by the love of a cat named Brodie and for 6 years offered financial assistance to families that had pets diagnosed with cancer. She was also mom to Marlin The Buddha Cat who bravely lived everyday to the fullest while living with cancer for 2 years. His legacy is Marlin Nation and his life is one of the inspirations for Mission Meow.

Sally is also the founder of Rescuing The Rescuers. This group is a safe space offering support and guidance related to compassion fatigue and burnout to those working in cat rescue, shelter, TNR, and the nonprofit community.

A lifelong animal lover and retired cat behavior consultant, Sally was a member of The Pet Professional Guild and the IAABC. Sally is a public speaker, animal advocate and long time volunteer for Catsbury Park. She is also a certified Animal Reiki Practitioner and member of the Shelter Animal Reiki Association.

Sally currently shares her home with The Pawsome Foursome aka West, Henry, Jonesey and Jameson.

“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.” Anatole France