View of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk with cats by the Skywheel

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Meet Mia.

This is Mia’s own page — one of the community cats of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, with a photo, a story, and the spot where this cat is usually seen. Every cat here is looked after through Trap-Neuter-Return or found a home through adoption. When you’re done, the button at the end takes you to all of them.

Photo of Mia the cat Adopted

Mia, in the shade near Paradise Gifts.

MIA

Adoption Update: Local server at Dirty Don’s, Jasmine, is Mia’s new human companion. Mia has a new “tribe” and has been renamed “Helian.” The name is a variant of the scientific name for Myrtle Beach’s beach flowers, Helianthus Debilis, growing wild in the dunes.

Mia was a community cat lingering around the boardwalk beach access stairs on the boardwalk between Dirty Don’s and the Paradise General Store.

General location — watch from a distance & don’t feed the cats!

Type:Tabby with amber eyes
Sex:Spayed female, approximately 1 year old
Status:Adopted

• Fantastical Fib: Mia found nursing school demanded too much of her time, so she became a paramedic at the beach.
• Truth: Smells for goodies first before being pet.

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At this time it is illegal to feed the cats at the boardwalk. City ordinance 14-315-e

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