Abandoned Cats Rescue - Available Cats and Kittens

All of our cats & kittens have been spayed or neutered (if age appropriate), vaccinated, dewormed and given a thorough veterinary examination. Our adoption process is very simple! We ask that all of our cats remain "indoor only", not declawed. (For more information about why we don't allow our cats to be declawed, please go to www.declawing.com. Since all of our cats are in loving foster homes, we'll put our foster families in touch with you and you and your prospective new family member can meet each other. If all goes well, you can pay the adoption fee to the foster family and take your new family member home right away.

Worried that your current cat won't get along with the new cat?

This is a concern we hear often! When first introducing your new cat to its home and to other cats and/or dogs, some of the typical behaviors you will see are hiding, hissing and growling.This is normal behaviour and the cats will either learn to ignore each other or become the best of friends! Cats must work out their hierarchy by showing their dominance. You can place the new cat in a room on its own until it becomes comfortable in its new surroundings. They can spend the first few days smelling each other through the space at the bottom of the door. Gradually introduce the pets to each other. Giving an adult cat a new life can be very rewarding, as people usually adopt kittens, leaving adult cats to live out their life at shelters without enough human contact.