617 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:

Frackle

Female
Domestic shorthair
Black
~1.5 years old

Frackle is a friendly, easygoing gal who appreciates gentle affection. She's happy to settle beside you or curl up in your lap for pets.

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

Frackle is in our meet-and-greet room. Visits are drop-in by donation.

 

Baby Oliver

Male
Domestic shorthair
Black
~9 months old

Baby Oliver is a sweet, affectionate, and playful little guy. He’s curious about the world and gaining confidence every day. His purrs are impressively loud, especially when he's being held like a baby—one of his favourite things! Oliver is also quite the chatterbox and will happily greet you with meows the moment you walk into the room. With his loving nature, he’s sure to steal your heart in no time.

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

Baby Oliver is in our meet-and-greet room. Visits are drop-in by donation.

 

Bunny

Female
Domestic shorthair
Tuxedo
~4 years old

Bunny is full of personality—cuddly and playful, smart and mischievous, sociable and vocal. Whether she’s lying on you, sitting beside you, or gently holding your hand, Bunny always wants to be touching you—just being near you isn't enough for this lovebug. Curious and agile, this adventurous gal loves investigating anything and everything, especially if it's up high. With all her extra toes, nothing is off-limits; she even knows how to open cabinets, closets, and doors with lever handles. Getting her attention is easy—just bring out her favourite toys, treats, or simply call her name! Bunny is best suited to a home where people are around often, as she thrives on companionship. With her charming personality and quirky habits, Bunny is truly a gem who will keep you on your toes and fill your life with more love than you could ever imagine.

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

Bunny is in our meet-and-greet room. Visits are drop-in by donation.

 

Bankey

Male
Domestic shorthair
Black-and-white
~9 months old

Bankey is no ordinary cat—he’s a true escape artist with a knack for finding his way out of any situation! Known for his curious nature, Bankey has earned a reputation for his daring escapes. He and his brother, Hankey, had to move foster rooms because Bankey managed to slip under the door. But that wasn’t enough to hold him back! In his new foster room, Bankey found his way out again, this time through a sneaky gap around the door latch. To prevent further escapes, his foster had to block the route with towels! This adventurous little explorer is always on the lookout for his next great adventure, leaving everyone around him in awe of his wily ways.

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

Bankey is in our meet-and-greet room. Visits are drop-in by donation.

 

Adoptable from foster home:

Ginger

Female
Domestic mediumhair
Caliby
~3 years old

Ginger loves to observe the world outside from the highest perch. Whether it’s watching the birds flutter by or keeping an eye on neighbourhood antics, she finds joy in her vantage point. Playtime is also one of her favourite activities—she adores chasing toys and engaging in fun play sessions! Ginger may take a little time to settle in and build trust, but once she feels at home, her affectionate side shines through. She loves to snuggle and will find her way into your lap for cozy cuddles. With patience and love, you’ll uncover a sweet bond that only she can offer.

Good with cats: No
Good with dogs: Unknown
Good with children: Older, gentle children

Contact us to schedule a meeting with Ginger.

 

Yarbo

Male
Domestic shorthair
Tuxedo
~5 years old

Yarbo is a distinguished tuxedo cat whose debonair appearance is matched by his affectionate and playful personality. The epitome of a feline gentleman, this handsome, cuddly, friendly, and frisky guy is patiently waiting for a loving family to call his own. Yarbo may take a moment to adjust to new surroundings, but once he feels at home, his playful emerges. He loves the excitement of the chase—whether it’s pouncing on toy mice or enjoying friendly tussles with his feline friends. After a round of play, he’s all about snuggles and will seek out your lap for a quiet petting session. Yarbo is looking for a patient and loving home where he can relax, play, and show just how much love an FIV+ cat has to offer. His gentle, resilient nature makes him a truly special companion. He would thrive in a peaceful environment and would love to have a fellow gentle cat, like his friends Gracie and Anise, to share his space. With his loving heart and joyful spirit, Yarbo is ready to become a loyal and cherished member of a compassionate family.

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

Contact us to schedule a meeting with Yarbo.

 

Gracie

Female
Domestic shorthair
Grey
~17 years old

Gracie is a sweet, resilient cat who has overcome a rough life of neglect. With time, patience, and love, Gracie has learned to trust and is now a playful, affectionate girl who loves head scratches, belly rubs, and curling up on the couch for cuddles. She has become good friends with Yarbo, and they enjoy each other's company. Gracie is toothless after a full mouth extraction and is on a wet food-only diet. She is also FIV+. She’s looking for a calm, loving home where she can continue to thrive. It would be wonderful if she could be adopted with Yarbo, but she’d also do well in a quiet, patient home of her own.

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

Contact us to schedule a meeting with Gracie.

 

Anise

Female
Domestic shorthair
Dilute tortie
~1 year old

Anise is a sweet and gentle cat who loves being pampered. She enjoys being pet, especially on top of her head and behind her ears, and purrs happily when hugged. Anise is also a big fan of treats and will eagerly hop into your lap for them, sticking around for love afterwards. She has become great friends with Yarbo and enjoys snuggling with him and her humans at bedtime. Though she was initially shy, Anise has made great progress since being rescued. This FIV+ gal is looking for a patient, quiet home where she can continue to grow into her sweet self.

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

Contact us to schedule a meeting with Anise.

 

Ross (pending)

Male
Domestic shorthair
Brown tabby-on-white
~4 years old

Ross is sure to keep you entertained with his silly antics and clever tricks. This guy is all about play and won't hesitate to let you know when it's time to break out the toys (hint: it's ALWAYS time). Handsome, hilarious, and full of personality, Ross is the ultimate companion. While he loves his people, Ross needs a home without children or other pets due to some stress-related behaviours. He’s happiest as the star of the show and will thrive in a quiet, low-activity home. Ross is also on a special urinary diet, which is key to keeping him healthy and happy.

Good with cats: No
Good with dogs: No
Good with children: No

Ross is pending adoption and we are not currently accepting any more applications.

 

Hunter

Male
Domestic shorthair
Grey
~2 years old

Hunter is a whirlwind of love, curiosity, and playful energy! This affectionate boy adores people of all ages and will happily soak up all the attention you can give. Smart with a hint of mischief, he’ll keep you on your toes and make you laugh daily.

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

Contact us to schedule a meeting with Hunter.

 

Kota (pending)

Male
Domestic shorthair
Orange tabby-on-white
~4 years old

Kota is a gentle giant with a heart full of gold. This sweet guy loves all the comforts indoor life has to offer—cozy blankets, squeeze treats, and plenty of toys. He may be a bit cautious at first, but with a little patience, he’ll open up, showing off his belly (it’s not a trap!) and his silly personality. Playful and athletic, Kota easily keeps himself entertained with his favourite track ball toy or by chasing his own tail. Though he’s big, his voice is soft and chirpy, and he’s always ready for a chat. Rescued from a cardboard box draped in blankets during -40°C weather, life outdoors wasn't kind to Kota. Vet exams revealed that he's FIV+ and has likely been blind in his right eye since birth. His eye doesn’t seem to bother him at all, and no further care is needed. FIV is only transmissible through deep bites (which is unlikely, given Kota’s gentle nature), so he can live happily with respectful cats. While Kota is still warming up to forehead kisses, he’s more than happy to purr and lift his butt in delight when brushed. Kota is looking for a safe, loving home where he can finally enjoy all the good things life has to offer.

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

Kota is pending adoption and we are not currently accepting any more applications.

 

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:

• $300 for 1 cat over 6 months old or $500 for 2 cats over 6 months old
• $400 for 1 kitten under 6 months old or $600 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
• 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.