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Interact with Us on Social Media
Okay, humans, here’s the deal: the algorithm is a gremlin just like us. It loves chaos.
When you tap like, drop an emoji, or share our post, it shrieks, “MORE OF THIS!” and sends our content to more people.
More reach = more laughs, more learning, and more ad revenue that buys snacks for the Chaos Crew who run this place.
Shop through Our Affiliate Links
When you shop through our affiliate links, we earn a teeny-tiny commission at absolutely no extra cost to you. Those pennies may seem small, but trust us — they add up and help our staff buy food, vet care, and all the supplies we chaos gremlins require to stay alive and dramatic.
You’ll see our links sprinkled around the blog, video descriptions, and social posts like little digital catnip crumbs. Any time you click one, we get a tiny commission from whatever you buy during that visit. It doesn’t have to be the toy or treat we shared — if you click our link and then buy socks, a blender, or seventeen scented candles, it still helps the sanctuary. You pay nothing extra, and our bowls get a little bit fuller. Win-win.
The Chaos Crew Wishlists
Our wishlists include the things we use every day — food, litter, outdoor supplies, and the medical odds-and-ends that keep us drama queens thriving.
Wishlists:
Amazon
Walmart
Chewy
We’re not saying you have to look…
We’re just saying we will judge you lovingly if you don’t.
Curious why dry food isn’t on our lists? Check out this post.
Financial Support
Some humans like to support us directly. If that’s your vibe, here are the official Chaos Crew–approved options:
- Wishlist gifts (ooooh, shiny)
- Costco gift cards (for our fancy main kibble)
- Sam’s gift cards (for the “oops staff forgot to go to Costco” kibble)
- Postcards, encouragement, and doodles
- Mail to our PO Box
A quick whiskered note:
We’d rather not receive money through the mail.
If you absolutely MUST, checks must be to Chill Mode Productions — because apparently that’s our legal umbrella and no one asked us cats to name it.
BUT!
The BEST way to help financially is to call our vet:
Jones Animal Clinic in Brundidge, AL
Account Name: Mewtual Chaos
(334) 735-2315
We don’t keep a running balance there (the Mewtual Chaos staff is feral about not running a balance), so don’t panic if they say our account is clear. Just let them know you want to add funds for future chaos-related medical events. There will be many!
Our PO Box:
PO Box 2
Vernon, FL 32462
Also, fair warning:
Our staff doesn’t make it to the PO Box very often. Grandma checks it for us. If you mail something, it’s safe — it just might sit for a few days until Grandma does her heroic retrieval mission. Please send our staff an email at mewtualchaos@gmail.com if you send snail mail, and they will ask Grandma to check it quickly!
Volunteer with the Chaos Crew in SE Alabama
An extremely exclusive opportunity for brave humans in the Wiregrass area
Hello, local humans.
We are the Chaos Crew, and we have a special invitation — the kind of opportunity usually reserved for royalty, or people who open cans very well.
We need one or two local volunteers who can help us with a very important mission:
**Opening wet food cans.
Putting the food in containers.
And freezing it.**
Yes. Really.
This is high-level work.
Critical work.
Messier-than-it-looks work.
But don’t worry — we provide everything except the fingers and the freezer space.
You provide: freezer space; opposable thumbs; and the willingness to smell like pâté for at least 10 minutes
We provide: the wet food; storage containers; pickup in Coffee/Dale/Houston counties; eternal gratitude; and probably some hair on your shirt.
Once everything is frozen, one of our staff humans will meet you locally to pick it up and bring it to the sanctuary.
We do not allow onsite visits, because this is a feral-focused sanctuary and we prefer to stay mysterious, dramatic, and unobserved in our natural habitat. And also because some of our staff needs this to be their safe space, too, and visitors can be stressful.
But don’t worry — even from afar, you will become one of our heroes.
You will be known forever as:
“The Can-Opener Champion of the Wiregrass.”
If that sounds like your calling, the Chaos Crew awaits your thumbs.
Volunteer with the Chaos Crew Online
Online Opportunity: Shout Us Out!
Because the Chaos Crew deserves to go viral, obviously!
Hello, humans of the internet.
We understand that not everyone lives close enough to open our wet food cans (a tragic loss for you, really).
But fear not — you can still help us from anywhere on Earth with something MUCH easier:
Give us a shoutout on your social media
That’s it.
One little tag.
One little mention.
One tiny “look at these ridiculous cats” post.
And boom — you’ve helped the Chaos Crew reach new humans who might also love, support, or be mildly terrified of us.
Why we need your shoutouts:
- They help more people learn about displaced community cats
- They boost visibility for our sanctuary
- They help us grow our little chaos empire
- And they make our staff squeal like excited cartoon characters
Ways you can shout us out:
- Post a photo or reel and tag us
- Share our videos
- Mention our sanctuary in your stories
- Feature one of our songs
- Tell your followers we’re cute, chaotic, or feral (all true)
What you get in return:
- The satisfaction of helping LOTS of cats
- Major friendship points with the Chaos Crew
- A fluffy blessing
- Possibly a digital head boop
- And the knowledge that YOU helped keep our sanctuary going and growing
What we need from you:
- Just a tag
- @MewtualChaos (YouTube, Facebook, TikTok)
- @MewtualChaosOfficial (Instagram)
- A sprinkle of chaos
We appreciate every human who shares us with their corner of the internet. Your shoutouts help us tell the world that spicy, shy, displaced, misunderstood cats deserve a safe place too.
Thank you
With your support, over 300 cats have been pulled from kill lists, unsafe colonies, abandonment, and danger — and today’s Chaos Crew gets to live wildly and joyfully in a place just for them.
Thank you for being part of the chaos — and part of the care.