Some more cats available for adoption

It is getting very cold outside, yet there are still poor homeless cats roaming the streets. The Côte Saint-Luc Cats Committee, with our limited resources and a very small volunteer team, do our best to try and find  people who are willing to adopt or foster these beautiful animals. Here is our latest update.

This black kitten has a sibling that looks identical. We are fostering him right now. He will make a great pet.

 This beauty was found on Hudson Avenue in CSL with no collar or microchip. We placed an ad in  The Gazette and continue to spread the word, but no owner has come forward. Our foster mom says he is an absolute delight, friendly, neutered..and if nobody claims him we will look for a new owner.

These six babies were found, with their mom, in the backyard of a CSL home. The kids took them in and their mother called us. We had them placed at the Côte Saint-Luc Hospital for Animals and they have all been adopted.

The mom of the kittens is absolutely delightful and affectionate. We hope the family that found her and the kittens will adopt her.

This female tabby  was eager to climb on to the chair.

This male tucked himself comfortably in the corner of the room.

This beautiful female also  selected a good spot.

The three kittens above are the latest to arrive at the Côte Saint-Luc Hospital for Animals. Members of our committee have begun the process of socializing them so they can be adopted.

Six adorable kittens available for adoption at CSL Hospital for Animals

The Côte Saint-Luc Hospital for Animals has six adorable three-month old kittens available for adoption.

If you can believe this, the mother and her litter of six were found on the roof of someone's home. "The kittens have been treated for fleas and received their first deworming and vaccination," reports Dr. Monica Cybulski.

While the mom was adopted immediately by the person who found them on her roof, the wonderful staff at the  CSL Hospital for Animals have been socializing the kittens. If you love animals or are in need of a companion (cats make the best and easiest pets to have in a home or apartment) then here is a description of each. They have been named, but of course that can be changed by the family who adopts them. For more information call 514-489-6845.

 "Vito"  is a mail male-shorthair, all black;

" Gonzo" is a  male- shorthair, all black'


 "Bob"  is male- shorthair, black with white markings on his face and paws;


 "Phoenix" is a  male- longer hair, white with tabby patches;






 "Skittle"  is a female- shorthair, tabby;






"Ivy" is a female- longer hair, white with tabby patches/