NOTE: Due to an unprecedented demand we regret that we are unable to respond to all of the applications we are currently receiving.
We are only able at this time to phone those applicants who have sent in an online adoption application where their criteria matches what the particular cat or kittens' needs are.
We regret any inconvenience caused as we do our best to meet the overwhelming demand.
We are only able at this time to phone those applicants who have sent in an online adoption application where their criteria matches what the particular cat or kittens' needs are.
We regret any inconvenience caused as we do our best to meet the overwhelming demand.
Oreo started life indoors - then was left behind when his person moved away. Although life outdoors might be exciting at first - it was certainly not appealing for this little guy to be out in the cold.
Oreo noticed that there were cats inside, and kept trying to sneak into one of our foster homes whenever the door was opened, so we let him come in from the cold
This handsome fellow is a complete charmer!
He is only about 1 year old, super friendly and affectionate. He loves snoozing on the bed, or the the back of the sofa.
If the people are there, then THATS where he wants to be too!
Oreo loves other cats, so a home with a feline friend of similar age will be an advantage.
He loves all the people he has met.
Oreo noticed that there were cats inside, and kept trying to sneak into one of our foster homes whenever the door was opened, so we let him come in from the cold
This handsome fellow is a complete charmer!
He is only about 1 year old, super friendly and affectionate. He loves snoozing on the bed, or the the back of the sofa.
If the people are there, then THATS where he wants to be too!
Oreo loves other cats, so a home with a feline friend of similar age will be an advantage.
He loves all the people he has met.
Introducing Ramona!
Lovely Ramona, was found as a stray along with her kids.
She was taken to a busy shelter, then made her way to the comfort and safety of a nice foster home.
She was shy at first, but has left that behind - now she loves to be petted and have cuddle and purr time.
Ramona is only about 1.5 years old, and is friendly - but needs a bit of time to build trust and bond with her humans. She would be best in a quiet home that has another cat, or people who are around a lot.
Lovely Ramona, was found as a stray along with her kids.
She was taken to a busy shelter, then made her way to the comfort and safety of a nice foster home.
She was shy at first, but has left that behind - now she loves to be petted and have cuddle and purr time.
Ramona is only about 1.5 years old, and is friendly - but needs a bit of time to build trust and bond with her humans. She would be best in a quiet home that has another cat, or people who are around a lot.
Sage was a homeless mama - doing her very best to keep her wee babies sheltered and safe. Fortunately she found some humans willing to lend a hand. Her babies have all grown and been adopted - and now its time for dear Sage to find a place of her very own.
We aren’t sure how Sage ended up outside, struggling to support her little family, but we do know that she cannot go back where she came from.
Sage has been living in her foster home for four months. She has made good progress - but she will probably always be somewhat wary of people. She still doesn't want to be petted... but she will take yummy treats from her foster mom’s hand and Sage is happy to play near her foster moms feet and sleep on the living room couch. Some days she will be very bold and come right up to her foster mom’s feet and give a hiss as if to say”I am hungry, Break out those treats!”.
She is only about one year old, and never hisses at other cats. She would need to be paired with a cat that is already social and accustomed to being indoors with humans. We would love to see her in a home with a cat of similar age. She is so playful, she runs around the house, chases toys and tries desperately to make friends with the two, resident grumpy cats, neither of which want anything to do with her.
Sage may never be a true lap cat but she will be a friend and companion and you will have saved a beautiful cat saved from a hard life on the street.
We aren’t sure how Sage ended up outside, struggling to support her little family, but we do know that she cannot go back where she came from.
Sage has been living in her foster home for four months. She has made good progress - but she will probably always be somewhat wary of people. She still doesn't want to be petted... but she will take yummy treats from her foster mom’s hand and Sage is happy to play near her foster moms feet and sleep on the living room couch. Some days she will be very bold and come right up to her foster mom’s feet and give a hiss as if to say”I am hungry, Break out those treats!”.
She is only about one year old, and never hisses at other cats. She would need to be paired with a cat that is already social and accustomed to being indoors with humans. We would love to see her in a home with a cat of similar age. She is so playful, she runs around the house, chases toys and tries desperately to make friends with the two, resident grumpy cats, neither of which want anything to do with her.
Sage may never be a true lap cat but she will be a friend and companion and you will have saved a beautiful cat saved from a hard life on the street.
Presenting - Lily and Midge!
Lilly is the black and white cat and Midge the dilute tortie. They are spayed female’s who are 11 years old.
These lovely ladies are a bonded pair who have been with one family since they were kittens. Both are friendly, well trained and well mannered.
They are comfortable with children.
Unfortunately they have been allowed to be indoor/outdoor cats since 2010. Preference will be given to an adopter who has a catio or is willing to be consistent and retrain them to be happy indoors.
If you think that home is yours, please email hello@compassionforpaws.ca or call 519-939-9725 Thanks!
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Lilly is the black and white cat and Midge the dilute tortie. They are spayed female’s who are 11 years old.
These lovely ladies are a bonded pair who have been with one family since they were kittens. Both are friendly, well trained and well mannered.
They are comfortable with children.
Unfortunately they have been allowed to be indoor/outdoor cats since 2010. Preference will be given to an adopter who has a catio or is willing to be consistent and retrain them to be happy indoors.
If you think that home is yours, please email hello@compassionforpaws.ca or call 519-939-9725 Thanks!
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Adopting a Cat
The matchmaking is the most important part! We work hard to make sure that cat finds the best possible home for them We carefully match cats to homes for which they are suitable and compatible.
And we work with applicants to assess and match their lifestyle with the right cat.
After an initial interview, applicants will be asked to provide references.
Because of Covid, adopters must agree to a virtual home check prior to adoption.
An adoption contract will be sent by email, and it must be signed and dated, scanned and returned.
An adoption fee is required. Our adoption fee is currently $175. each. Or $300 for bonded pairs
We do reserve the right to deny an adoption applicant.
All of the cats in our rescue are spayed/neutered if they are old enough, may be current on vaccinations and microchipped depending on their specific situation and health.
Other veterinary care as needed and appropriate will have been done.
For many reasons we only adopt to residents of Ontario.
To apply to adopt a cat, please download the application, fill it out and email it back to us.
Or you can use our online form to submit an adoption application.
Shelter animals come from diverse situations and backgrounds.
Often they have lost their home through no fault of their own but due to changes in their previous family's life.
They are not broken or damaged, but just need a home and love.
The matchmaking is the most important part! We work hard to make sure that cat finds the best possible home for them We carefully match cats to homes for which they are suitable and compatible.
And we work with applicants to assess and match their lifestyle with the right cat.
After an initial interview, applicants will be asked to provide references.
Because of Covid, adopters must agree to a virtual home check prior to adoption.
An adoption contract will be sent by email, and it must be signed and dated, scanned and returned.
An adoption fee is required. Our adoption fee is currently $175. each. Or $300 for bonded pairs
We do reserve the right to deny an adoption applicant.
All of the cats in our rescue are spayed/neutered if they are old enough, may be current on vaccinations and microchipped depending on their specific situation and health.
Other veterinary care as needed and appropriate will have been done.
For many reasons we only adopt to residents of Ontario.
To apply to adopt a cat, please download the application, fill it out and email it back to us.
Or you can use our online form to submit an adoption application.
Shelter animals come from diverse situations and backgrounds.
Often they have lost their home through no fault of their own but due to changes in their previous family's life.
They are not broken or damaged, but just need a home and love.