709 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.

Leo (adoption pending)

Male
Domestic mediumhair
Brown tabby-on-white
~4 months old

Confident and curious, Leo is always ready for adventure. He loves birdwatching, chasing wand toys, batting springs, and racing around the room with his siblings. When the fun winds down, Leo reveals his snuggly side, happily curling up for cuddles. He's also quite the talker, often using his sweet little voice to share his thoughts. Leo would do best adopted with a sibling or similar-aged companion to keep up with his playful spirit.

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

 

Madonna

Female
Domestic shorthair
Calico
~4 months old

Madonna may be a bit more reserved than her siblings, but she's full of playful energy—chasing wand toys, batting springs, and showing off her lightning-fast reflexes. She’s the most independent and cautious of her litter, but gets braver by the day. Madonna would thrive in a furever home with a sibling or another similar-aged companion to help her continue building confidence.

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

 

Tiger (adopted)

Male
Domestic shorthair
Brown tabby
~4 months old

Tiger is a playful kitten who's growing into his personality a little more each day. He's full of kitten energy, chasing wand toys and pouncing on springs. While he's not much of a cuddler (yet), he enjoys being pet and is okay with being picked up. If you break out the Churu treats, watch your fingers—this guy doesn't mess around during snack time! Tiger would thrive in a home with a confident, similar-aged feline friend to help bring out his bold, bouncy side.

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

 

Star

Female
Domestic mediumhair
Black-and-white
~4 months old

Star is a bold and affectionate kitten with a big personality. She adores people and will trot right over as soon as she hears you, ready for attention. Always on the move, she’s full of energy and loves chasing foam soccer balls, batting springs across the floor, and proudly carrying her favourite pompom around in her mouth. She’s also incredibly cuddly and will happily follow her person from room to room. Confident and playful, she gets along great with other cats, especially her brother Leo, and would thrive in a home with a similar-aged feline playmate.

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

 

Adoptable from foster home:

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

Zoey

Female
Domestic shorthair
Black
~12 years old

Zoey may be shy at first, but once you've earned her trust, she becomes the most affectionate, loyal companion—your own sweet little shadow. She'll follow you from room to room, quietly keeping you company and happily accepting as much affection as you'll give. When she really wants attention, she’ll let out a joyful meow or stand up on her hind legs to politely ask for love. She doesn’t mind being picked up as long as she’s being showered with affection. At bedtime, Zoey wants to be as close as pawssible, curling up near your head and purring softly as you fall asleep. She enjoys cozy perches and tasty treats (especially Temptations!), but above all, she loves the comfort of a trusted human. Zoey will need a calm home and a gentle, understanding adopter who can give her the time she needs to feel safe. In return, she’ll give you her whole heart.

Good with cats: Tolerates
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Unknown

Foster-to-adopt may also be considered.

 

Blythe

Male
Domestic shorthair
White-and-grey
~1.5 years old

Blythe is an incredibly curious boy who’s discovering the world at his own pace. While he's not quite ready for pets yet, he's making steady progress. He has even started sleeping on the bed with his foster at night—a big milestone for a shy cat. He loves to explore and will happily investigate every corner of the house. He's also extremely playful and absolutely loves cardboard scratchers. Blythe can be chatty when he wants to be, and will chirp with excitement when he knows wet food or treats are coming. He finds comfort in the company of other cats, often rubbing against them lovingly, and would thrive in a home with another friendly, confident cat. Blythe is looking for a calm, patient home where he can keep growing his confidence and learn that the world—and the people in it—aren’t so scary after all.

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

Foster-to-adopt may also be considered.

 

Helene

Female
Domestic shorthair
Grey tuxedo
~1.5 years old

Helene is smart, playful, and delightfully chatty. While she’s still shy, she gets a little braver every day. She has become quite the chatterbox, especially while being pet. She’s absolutely obsessed with cardboard scratchers and will turn just about anything into a toy. Socks? Absolutely! Hair ties? Heck yeah! At just over a year old, Helene has plenty of energy and can get bored easily, so she’ll thrive in a home that can offer lots of enrichment and interactive play. Though still cautious with people, she’s making steady progress and showing more of her personality as she gains confidence. Helene is looking for a patient home where she can continue to grow into her playful, chatty self.

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

Foster-to-adopt may also be considered.

 

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

Foster-to-adopt may also be considered.

 

Dolce (adoption pending)

Female
Domestic shorthair
Brown tabby-on-white
~1.5 years old

Don’t let her RBF (resting bitter face) fool you—Dolce has a latte love to give! After a tough start in life, she’s learning that humans aren’t so bad—especially if they come bearing tube treats. Once she has settled in, Dolce becomes a sweet lap cat who enjoys gentle pets and quiet companionship. She’s curious and observant, often following you around (at a cautious distance), surveying her kingdom from a high perch, or watching the world go by from a window sill. With a little bit of patience, you'll be rewarded with her affection, loyalty, and maybe even a playful midnight toe attack. Dolce is still a bit shy with new people and may retreat to her safe spot if things feel too overwhelming, but she’s making wonderful progress and just needs someone willing to meet her where she is.

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

Foster-to-adopt may also be considered.

 

Coco Chanel

Female
Domestic longhair
White-and-black
~1.5 years old

Coco is a petite, fluffy sweetheart full of playfulness and quiet charm. She loves a good round of zoomies, comes when called, and likes to sleep on her person’s bed at night. Coco enjoys affection and companionship—on her own terms. She can get overstimulated if things are too loud or chaotic, so she’s hoping for a calm, quiet home with patient people who understand that love and trust may take some time. Whether she’s curled up in a cozy nook or slow-blinking at you from a sunny windowsill, Coco is a little reminder of how far a gentle heart can go when given safety and time.

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

 

Guinevere (Gwen)

Female
Domestic shorthair
Black
~3 months old

Sweet, playful, and purrfectly polished—that’s Gwen! Once a scruffy little “mini bear cub,” she has blossomed into a beautiful, affectionate kitten who loves snuggles just as much as her independent moments. Tidy, gentle, and irresistibly sweet, Gwen is easy to love and hard to forget.

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

 

Cordelia (bonded with Desdemona)

Female
Domestic shorthair
Caliby
~1 year old

Cordelia is a playful, affectionate girl who purrs easily and seeks out human interaction. While not quite a lap cat yet, she clearly wants to be—she just needs continued trust-building to fully open up. Cordelia has a nurturing side, too—she stepped in as a surrogate mom while Desi recovered from her spay surgery, helping raise the kittens with gentleness and care. Her bond with Desi is unbreakable; they sleep together, follow each other everywhere, and give each other confidence. Cordelia would do best adopted with Desi in a quiet, patient home ready to let them flourish together.

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

 

Desdemona (bonded with Cordelia)

Female
Domestic shorthair
Caliby
~1 year old

Desi has come a long way since entering care. Rescued unsocialized and pregnant—and very protective of her kittens—Desi was given the space she needed to focus on being a wonderful mom. In time, she began to show her softer side. Now, she seeks out gentle chin scratches, enjoys being pet, and can be picked up briefly. She still appreciates her space and will let you know when she has had enough, but her confidence continues to grow each day. Desi is deeply bonded to her sister, Cordelia, and the two do everything together. They would thrive in calm, patient home where they can support each other.

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

 

Butter Brickle

Male
Domestic shorthair
Brown tabby-on-white
~6 months old

Butter Brickle is a playful, social, and cuddly kitten who’s ready to be your best friend. This sweet boy is the full package: affectionate, outgoing, and always ready for fun. Like most kittens, he’s full of energy and will need plenty of playtime to keep him happy. A feline housemate is recommended so he can wrestle, chase, and burn off all that kitten zest. After playtime, he’ll happily curl up for cuddles and purrs.

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

 

Cash

Male
Domestic shorthair
Orange tabby
~2.5 years old

Cash is the definition of a perfect gentleman. He’s a bashful sweetheart who loves to be pet, kissed, and told he’s the best boy. Once he knows you, Cash will happily flop at your feet, show you his belly, and snuggle with you on the couch or bed. Having come from a multi-cat environment, Cash enjoys the company of feline friends, especially kittens. His gentle nature also makes him a great fit for a family with children.

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

 

Nori

Female
Domestic shorthair
Tortie
~5 months old

Nori is an absolute doll. She may have inherited her mama’s calm nature, but she still has that playful kitten energy and a mischievous streak. At night, she loves to cuddle close, purring loudly to let you know just how happy she is.

PS: Nori has a knack for sneaking snacks if given the chance, so keep an eye on your treats!

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

 

Nacho

Male
Domestic shorthair
Black
~5 months old

Nacho is a total sweetheart with the perfect mix of playful energy and affectionate charm. He loves chasing balls, carrying around toy mice, and showing off his impressively loud purr (which he’s never shy about using). Laid-back and adaptable, Nacho takes everything in stride—even the licking and pestering from his foster family's big dog doesn't bother him one bit.

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

 

Meatloaf

Female
Domestic shorthair
Black
~2 years old

Meatloaf is a sweet, slightly chatty gal who loves being near her people. While she's not a lap cat, she likes to stay nearby and happily soaks up attention and affection. She'll even follow you into the bathroom, eager to "help" however she can. Meatloaf shares a special bond with her daughter, Scribble, and they make a wonderful pair if you're considering adopting two cats.

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

 

Scribble

Female
Domestic shorthair
Black
~1 year old

Scribble is a silly little girl with a big personality. She may act a bit shy or aloof at first, but don’t be fooled—she’s a total softie when it comes to cheek scritches and will happily roll over for belly rubs. At night, she loves to curl up right beside her person for cuddles and kisses. While Scribble does just fine on her own, she shares a special bond with her mama, Meatloaf, and they make a wonderful pair if you're considering adopting two cats.

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

 

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 under 6 months old or $700 for 2 kittens under 6 months old

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 CatSpan)

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.