Lola

Lola was one very lucky black cat. She was abandoned and sat at Animal Control for one month before a wonderful foster home asked to rescue her. This foster mom's grandmother just celebrated her 101 birthday and her name was also Lola. Coincidence or Fate!!!

This alone saved Lola's life as black cats are the first to be euthanized at the shelters - something we have yet to understand. The staff at the shelter just loved Lola and did everything possible to keep her safe in the hopes that one day someone would rescue her.

The foster mom has only had wonderful things to say about Lola from the day she brought her home. She sounds too good to be true, but she is the really thing. This is what her foster mom had to say

"She is a perfect little love bug, bright, shiny personality. Lola would be great for a senior - companionship and entertainment all put together in one cute package. She loves to greet us at the door when we come in and will jump on our laps for a cuddle. After a while, she'll go do her own thing and entertain us. If we lie down, she usually snuggles up with us.

Please give us a call at (647) 866 - 8988 or email info@werescuecats.ca to meet our Lola!

Come visit our wonderful cats and kittens at the following Locations:

Oakville
2501 Hyde Park Gate
L6H 6G6
905-829-9999
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Hamilton (Stoney Creek)
1779 Stone Church Road East
L8J0B4
905-578-1428
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Foster Homes Needed Desperately

Have you considered fostering but have put off calling us? You can make a difference! We make fostering easy and fun. We're a lively group that is dedicated to helping unwanted, abandoned and discarded cats and kittens get a new start in life.

You can choose a cat that would best suit your household! Would you like to foster a Mom cat and kittens? Just kittens? Only a declawed cat? There's so many that need your help!" Find out more about foster program by clicking here.

There are some days we receive as many as 10-12 calls from the public all whom are trying to find a new home for their cat. People need to rehome their cats for a variety of reasons. If it's behavioural, you might find some help at this wonderful website: www.PetVideo.com. They have the answers on MANY behavioural issues and can be easily viewed on video.

The most common reason we hear that people want to rehome their pet is that they are moving. Please consider taking your cat with you! Cats are very adaptable and will do fine in his or her new environment. All they need is YOU!