770 furever homes found
since February 2022

Please scroll to the bottom of this page for details on our adoption process and fees.

 

Adoptable from Kitties & Cream

The following cats are located in our meet-and-greet room. Visits are drop-in by donation at the moment.

Bessie

Female
Domestic shorthair
Black
~1.5 years old

Bessie is playful and highly food-motivated. She enjoys playtime but hasn't shown interest in catnip—wand toys and laser pointers are her favourite. Treats are the key to her heart, and she'll accept pets so long as food is involved. She's a smart girl, too—her foster started teaching her tricks using clicker training. Bessie appreciates the company of other cats but is also independent enough to thrive as a solo cat in the right home.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

Dashboard

Male
Domestic mediumhair
Orange tabby
~9 months old

Bio coming soon...

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

Tailgate

Female
Domestic mediumhair
Tortie
~9 months old

Tailgate is a sweet and gentle girl. She's playful and affectionate, but prefers to take things at her own pace, often sitting back and watching before joining in the action. Slightly more reserved than her brothers, Tailgate isn't one to demand the spotlight (or treats), but she enjoys companionship just as much and bonds quietly with those she trusts. Adding to her charm, Tailgate has an endearing little twist at the end of her tail.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

Rocker Panel

Male
Domestic mediumhair
Brown tabby
~9 months old

Bio coming soon...

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

Adoptable from foster home:

The following cats are located in foster homes. Contact us to schedule a meeting with them.

Cybil

Female
Domestic shorthair
Tuxedo
~2 years old

Cybil is a soft-spoken sweetheart who's still getting used to her new surroundings. A bit shy at first, she prefers to take the world in from a safe distance—often perched by a window, quietly watching the leaves flutter and the birds flit by. We’re still getting to know Cybil, and she’s still getting to know us. What we do know is that she has a calm presence and a thoughtful gaze that hints at a deep, gentle heart. With time, patience, and a peaceful home, we believe she’ll blossom into a devoted companion.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Unknown

Foster-to-adopt may also be considered.

 

Betty

Female
Domestic shorthair
Black-and-white
~2 years old

Betty is a smart, independent kitty who values her personal boundaries and will let you know when she’s feeling unsure or needs some space. She appreciates cozy cave beds, quiet corners, and high window perches where she can keep an eye on the world (and everyone in it). She's not the cuddly type—at least not yet—but she is full of personality and potential. Betty will thrive in a calm, cat-savvy home where she can settle in at her own pace.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Unknown

Foster-to-adopt may also be considered.

 

Oliver

Male
Domestic longhair
Orange tabby-on-white
~10 years old

Equal parts cuddle expert and curious explorer, Oliver is the kind of cat who will follow you into the kitchen to supervise your snack-making (strictly for quality control, of course). His hobbies include lounging majestically, melting into your lap like butter, and gently judging your life choices with the sweetest gaze. Oliver has the spirit of a playful kitten and the laidback vibes of a professional napper. If you’re looking for a companion who’s as affectionate as he is fluffy, Oliver just might be your purrfect match. To keep him feeling his best, Oliver will need to stay on a special urinary diet.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Yes
Good with children: Yes

 

Lily (temporarily unavailable)

Female
Domestic mediumhair
Grey
~3 years old

Lily is a petite, gentle lovebug with an irresistibly soft coat and an even softer heart. When she’s not napping or enjoying a good meal, she’s busy making biscuits—on blankets, in the air, or right on your lap. She lives for attention and melts into a puddle of purrs with every pet, cuddle, brush, or belly rub you offer. Lily may not say much, but her big, expressive eyes speak volumes—and they’re always saying, “More love, please.” Endlessly sweet, affectionate, and ready to claim your lap as her throne, Lily is the kind of cat who doesn’t just steal your heart—she keeps it.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Yes

 

Felix

Male
Domestic shorthair
Brown tabby-on-white
~2.5 years old

Felix is the perfect mix of independence and affection. He’s the kind of cat who knows exactly what he wants—whether that’s a cozy nap on your lap or a solo play session with his favourite toy mouse (which he proudly carries around the house like a tiny hunter). When bedtime rolls around, he’ll let you know it’s time to turn in, then curl up as the sweetest little spoon. He has a special way of showing love, often giving head bumps or weaving between your legs just to say hello. He would do well as a solo cat or in a home where he is able to be the more dominant cat. 

Good with cats: Yes*
Good with dogs: Unknown, but likely
Good with children: Yes

 

Amora

Female
Domestic shorthair
Torbie
~4 years old

Amora is a sweet, loving girl who has come a long way and, thanks to her foster family, has discovered just how wonderful human companionship can be. Though she may be shy at first, she loves giving gentle head butts and spending time near her people once she feels comfortable. She enjoys pets on her own terms and will happily let you know when she wants more (or when she's ready for a break). Amora would thrive in a calm home without dogs or other cats, where she can continue to blossom at her own pace. With patience and kindness, Amora will reward you with endless loyalty.

Good with cats: Tolerates
Good with dogs: No
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

Thelma (bonded with Louise)

Female
Domestic longhair
Black
~6 years old

Thelma is full of playful energy and quiet devotion. She takes her time getting to know you, but her sweet and loving personality is well worth the wait. When her foster mom comes home, Thelma is right there to greet her. She loves to play and can often be heard batting toys around at night. When it's time to wind down, she enjoys sleeping next to you in bed. Thelma shares a special bond with her sister, Louise, and the two are often curled up together on the cat tree, one on top of the other.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

Louise (bonded with Thelma)

Female
Domestic longhair
Black
~6 years old

Louise is a chatty gal with an outgoing personality and lots of love to give. She enjoys talking to her humans and isn't shy about sharing her thoughts. Once she knows you, Louise happily welcomes pets and cuddles, and she will even snuggle up with you in bed. She is deeply bonded to her sister, Thelma, and the two rely on each other for comfort and companionship.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Yes

 

Scuppy

Female
Domestic longhair
Black
~7.5 years old

Scuppy is a gentle companion who quickly makes herself right at home. She loves being near people and enjoys "helping" with her foster mom's quilting projects, making sure to take adequate nap breaks. Scuppy prefers pets over playtime and will politely ask for affection throughout the day. Quiet and easygoing, she has a calm presence and fits seamlessly into her foster family's everyday routine.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Yes

 

Cavendish (adopted)

Male
Domestic longhair
Black-and-white
~1.5 years old

Cavendish is a regal boy in his fluffy tuxedo, complete with an impressive plume of a tail. Beneath his dignified looks, Cavy is wonderfully goofy and loves to play. He eagerly chases wand toys and the elusive red dot, and one of his favourite games involves sliding across the floor to scoop up tossed kibbles or treats. Smart and highly food-motivated, he enjoys the challenge of food puzzles—and he won't hesitate to climb all over you for squeeze treats. Cavy appreciates the company of his mother, Darby, and sisters, Devon and Bessie, but is confident and adaptable enough to thrive as a solo cat in the right home.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

Morris (bonded with Panda)

Male
Domestic shorthair
Grey
~2.5 years old

Morris knows how to make you laugh. It may take him a moment to warm up, but he can't hide his silliness for long—he'll be draped across your couch in the most unusual positions and zooming around in no time.

Bonded with Panda, Morris is the more confident counterpart, (semi-)boldly leading the way with people, other cats, and new adventures. He adores other cats and is always eager to make new feline friends, but Panda will furever be his number one; he frequently seeks her out to cuddle, play, or simply share the same cat tree. The two are rarely far apart; when they're not cuddled up or playing together, they'll sweetly chirp to one another. Morris and Panda would thrive in a calm home where their special bond, gentle affection, and playful moments can truly be cherished.

Rescued at less than 4 weeks old, Morris has been waiting for his furever home for over 2 years. He also has a remarkable story: he's a survivor of ocular FIP and lost his vision but regained it during treatment.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

Panda (bonded with Morris)

Female
Domestic shorthair
Black
~2.5 years old

Panda is a sweet girl with a subtle silly side. Cautious at first, she takes her time to warm up, but she's full of curiosity. Catnip toys and food are the quickest ways to her heart! Panda sometimes gets so excited at mealtime that, if you're not careful, she might knock the bowl right out of your hand—but her enthusiasm is so adorable, it's impossible to be upset. 

More independent than her bonded friend, Morris, Panda is content lounging on her own, but the two are rarely far apart. When they're not cuddled up or playing together, they'll sweetly chirp to one another. Panda and Morris would thrive in a calm home where their special bond, gentle affection, and playful moments can truly be cherished.

Rescued at 4 months old, Panda has been waiting for her furever home for over 2 years.

PS: Once she allows you to pet her, you'll fall in love with her incredibly soft fur.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

Lola

Female
Domestic shorthair
Calico
~4.5 years old

You'll quickly notice that whichever room you're in, Lola is likely there too—but just out of arm's reach. When the mood strikes, however, she'll happily approach to ask for affection, and if you're lucky, she'll reward you with her impressively big purr. Lola is meticulous about keeping her beautiful fur clean and enjoys being brushed. Her favourite activities include sunbathing and chasing anything that moves. She isn't a fan of being picked up and will retreat to her safe space when feeling afraid or unsure, so a quiet home without young children or excitable dogs would be best. Lola requires a special diet to keep her feeling her best.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

Walter

Male
Domestic shorthair
Black-and-white
~4.5 years old

Walter is the ultimate snugglebug once he feels comfortable, happily soaking up affection and brushies. A purrfect mix of cuddly and playful, he also enjoys chasing catnip toys and bugs. Walter gains confidence from his bonded sister, Lola, and tends to follow her lead, whether that's in playtime or exploration. He isn't a fan of being picked up and will retreat to his safe space when feeling afraid or unsure, so a quiet home without young children or excitable dogs would be best. Walter requires a special diet to keep him feeling his best.

Good with cats: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older/gentle

 

The Adoption Process

Step 1: Meet the cats
Each cat's personality is unique and may differ from the bios provided. We offer a comfortable, home-like environment for folks to spend quality time with their potential new furriend(s). For the cats' best interest, it is mandatory to meet them prior to submitting an adoption application.

Step 2: Ask for an adoption application form
Once you have met the cats and fallen in love, ask an associate or volunteer for an application form. We work with multiple rescues, and each have their own forms. It's important to let us know which cat(s) you'd like to apply for so we can provide you with the correct paperwork. Adoption application forms may be filled out on-the-spot, or taken home and submitted later.

Step 3: Check your inbox
Adoption applications are passed along to the appropriate rescue for processing. If they plan to move forward with your application, they will reach out to you directly via email or text. Please ensure the email address and phone number on your application form are legible, and check your junk folder regularly. Adoption approval is based on the best match for the cat(s), and not first-come-first-served.

Step 4: Be prepared
Prepare photos and/or videos of your home (in place of a home visit), as well as a letter from your landlord or strata (if applicable) detailing your pet policy.

Step 5: Sign the contract
If your application has been approved, the rescue will send you an adoption contract to sign and return to them.

Step 6: Submit payment
Adoption fees are to be submitted directly to the appropriate rescue via e-transfer. Adoption fees paid in store will be subject to a processing fee.

Step 7: Schedule a pickup
Once all paperwork is complete and the adoption fee has been paid, the rescue will send an official adoption confirmation email. Then (and only then) we can schedule a date and time for you to pick up your new furriend(s)! Please keep in mind that pickups are limited to certain hours, and we will only schedule a certain number of pickups per day/time slot. Unscheduled cat pickups will not be accommodated. Adopted cats cannot be held for more than 7 days.

 

Adoption Fees

The adoption fees are as follows:

• $350 for 1 cat over 6 months old or $600 for 2 cats over 6 months old
• $450 for 1 kitten 6 months old and under or $700 for 2 kittens 6 months old and under

Each cat is/has:

• Spayed/neutered
• Microchipped or tattooed
• SNAP tested for FIV and FeLV
• Up to date on all vaccines (FVRCP, rabies)
• Dewormed
• Defleaed
• Been treated for any known illnesses, infections, or injuries
• Received a recent, comprehensive vet exam
• A free 6-week trial of pet insurance (excluding BNR)

The entire adoption fee goes directly to the rescue to continue supporting this valuable initiative. We are partnered with various rescues in BC and Saskatchewan, and it is our goal to find responsible, loving homes for each and every adoptable cat.