Hello, Welcome to MeawCat Website!
MeawCat is a caring community for all cats—especially strays.
We share tips, health advice, rescue insights, and inspiring stories to help cat lovers care for both their pets and the many cats still living on the streets.
On this website, you’ll find guides on proper cat care, an AI assistant, Tanya MeawCat, to help you with your cat’s health and needs, and a variety of positive activities and resources to support both pet and stray cats alike.
MeawCat is a cat welfare hub focused on educating and inspiring kindness toward stray and domestic cats. We share practical tips, rescue stories, and expert guidance to promote responsible care and compassion for every cat.
To become the leading voice in stray cat welfare and responsible cat ownership locally.
Promoting compassion, education, and action for every cat in need.
To educate, inspire, and empower cat lovers to protect, care for, and advocate for all cats—domestic and stray—through engaging, compassionate, and informative content.
Animal cruelty remains a serious issue in many communities.
The victims are not just wild animals, but also pets—those meant to be protected and loved.
Among all domestic animals, cats are reported as one of the most frequent victims of neglect and abuse.
Cats are often overlooked and vulnerable to mistreatment, especially stray ones.
Many acts of animal abuse go unreported and unnoticed in neighborhoods.
Lack of food, shelter, and medical care harms more cats than direct violence.
Cat abuse is torturing cats in all sorts of ways. There are many types of cat abuse, it’s physical abuse, emotional abuse, neglect, etc.
After conducting a survey to 91 responses, they think 20-30 is the age where most people abuse animals. Now, this may be because from a child, they have lack of knowledge or been influenced. But, they could also be doing it for fame, entertainment, doesn’t like animals, psychological problems, etc.
Based on a small survey, many cases of animal abuse are reportedly committed by individuals aged 20 to 30. This could be due to lack of empathy development, unresolved childhood trauma, or unchecked emotional stress during early adulthood.
Some people harm animals not out of cruelty, but ignorance. Without proper education on animal welfare, they may view pets as objects or treat stray animals poorly, unaware of the suffering they cause through neglect or mistreatment.
Mental health struggles such as anger, depression, or antisocial behavior can lead to acts of violence, including toward animals. In some cases, harming animals may be a symptom of deeper psychological problems that need professional attention.
Cats can’t speak like humans. They can’t say, “I’m hurt,” or “I’m scared.” That’s why we need to learn how to notice when something is wrong.
Sadly, many cats get hurt or left alone, and people don’t help—because they don’t know the signs. This guide will help you become someone who notices, cares, and protects.
What started as a simple idea—selling cat-themed accessories—turned into real help for cats in need. Through our fundraising bazaar, every item sold became food, medicine, and shelter support for stray and rescued cats. This isn’t just about cute crafts. It’s about turning love for cats into real-world action. And yes—it worked.
In this special fundraising bazaar, we sold handmade cat accessories and donated 100% of the profits to support stray cats in need. From food and medicine to shelter support, your purchases made a real difference. Here’s how it all happened—and how you can join us next time.
We created this AI feature to help those who are unsure how to properly care for and protect their cats—especially strays.
Whether you’re looking for advice on nutrition, health, behavior, or rescue support, Tanya MeawCat is here to answer your questions anytime, anywhere.
Caring for a cat goes beyond food and shelter—it’s about health, love, and understanding their needs every day.
Make sure your cat is vaccinated, neutered/spayed, and do vet checkups at least once a year.
Your cat needs high-quality food, and their natural diet food that they need. Give fresh, and clean water.
The Maine Coon is one of the largest and fluffiest cat breeds in the world. Known for its gentle personality, bushy tail, and tufted ears, this cat is both majestic and friendly. Maine Coons are intelligent, affectionate, and adapt well to families, making them a beloved companion in many homes.
The Domestic Shorthair is not a specific breed but a mix of many, making each cat unique in color and personality. They are hardy, adaptable, and low-maintenance, with short coats that are easy to care for. Known for being playful and affectionate, they make wonderful companions for all types of families.
Siamese cats are elegant, sleek, and famous for their striking blue eyes and vocal personality. With cream-colored bodies and darker points on their ears, face, paws, and tail, they’re easy to recognize. Siamese cats are highly social, intelligent, and love human attention, often forming strong bonds with their favorite people.