Operation Git-Meow

Operation Git-Meow

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Operation Git-Meow provides veterinary care to manage free roaming cat populations in Guantanamo Bay. area.

Operation Git-Meow’s focus is on military members and their pets. Operation Git-Meow is a Virginia non-profit 501(c)(3) dedicated to helping the cat populations of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and the greater Washington, D.C. We encourage education on responsible pet ownership, and assist in providing micro-chips and other veterinary medications and care to community cats. Kittens and cats who can be soci

Photos from Operation Git-Meow's post 06/23/2026

Lola recently arrive from GTMO and she’s looking for a new home. She is a gentle girl who wants to give you head butts. She gets along very well with other cats and she lives with a calm dachshund mix. She has a little meow she uses to let you know she needs more treats or cuddles. She wants to be around people and get attention.

She has the distinctive look of a GTMO tabby with a unique tabby pattern and a racing stripe down her back. If you’re interested in adopting Lola please send us a message or email!

Photos from Operation Git-Meow's post 05/05/2026

Pico de Gato and Queso are wishing you a happy Cinco de Mayo! These boys are looking for a home where they can get all the attention and lap time they want. They’re very outgoing and playful, very human oriented pets who want to be near their people. They provide endless entertainment and enjoy rolling around with every cat toy we’ve ever given them. They get along with people and dogs, they’re about 2 years old now and were rescued as strays in St. Kitts.

If you’re interested in adopting see us a message or email at [email protected]

04/29/2026

We’d like you to meet Joy, she’s come all the way from Guantanamo Bay to find a home. Joy is a little under a year old and adores other cats. It’s been quite the change coming from Cuba to Maryland but she’s been getting used to things. She gives forceful headbutts for attention and is a big talker who’s not shy about letting you know what she wants. Usually more food, especially Churus or canned food.

Joy has the classic Cuban cat stripes and spots, and the strong survivor attitude she needed to make it in the harsh climate. If you may be interested in adopting Joy send us a message or email at [email protected]

We’ll continue to help GTMO cats in any ways that we can.

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P. O. Box 523373
Springfield, VA
22152