Edna and Henri: two young cats need homes

We have two more cats available for adoption and being fostered by a member of the Côte Saint-Luc Cats Committee.

Edna is two years old while Henri is a year old. Both are sweet and socialized.  They would make great pets. Email mcohen@cotesaintluc.org if you are interested. Two of our four kittens presently at the Côte St. Luc Hospital for Animals are being adopted.

Sweet Edna

Henri

Four adorable kittens looking for a home

The Côte Saint-Luc Cats Committee has placed four adorable female kittens, seven weeks old as of this writing, at the Côte Saint-Luc Hospital for Animals. They have been given their shots, are in perfect health and at the appropriate time we will cover the cost of their sterilizations. We were called by a family on Davies Avenue. They were feeding these babies, whose mother was nowhere to be seen.

In their cage at the Vet calm as can be.

I joined some members of our Socialization Committee to take the kittens out of their cage and let them run around one of the examining rooms at the "Vet." At first these tiny things seemed a bit intimidated by their new visitors, curling up in the corner of the room. However, they let us hold them without squirming. Matt the technician brought us some toys and in no time at all they were bouncing around the room, passing the rattle ball to each other.What amazing pets these kitties will make.

If you have room in your home for at least one of theme, please let us know. It is not such a bad idea to have a few sisters living together as well.
 

Email mcohen@cotesaintluc.org if you are interested in paying a visit first. Three are grey and one  black.

Annual Cat's Meow Concert featuring the Musicians of the World Symphony Orchestra

Gorgeous kittens looking for homes

The Côte Saint-Luc Cats Committee has these gorgeous kitten (five weeks old as of May 22)  to find homes for. They will be ready for adoption in early June. There are nine here (one is camera shy). One black one  is already spoken for. The nine kitties are from two sisters. They had their babies at the same time and cared for them together. A woman who is a cat feeder found them under her porch. They are being care for and socialized by our volunteer and her daughters.They will be vaccinated and de-wormed and ready for forever homes in one week. Let us know at mcohen@cotesaintluc.org or call Diane at 514-481-8966.

A preview of the 2014 CSL Cats Meow Concert?

The  Côte Saint-Luc Cats Committee is pleased to announce that our 2014 fundraising concert featuring the Musicians of the World Symphony Orchestra will take place on Tuesday evening, August 26 at the former Wagar High School.

Would orchestra conductor Joseph Milo consider this type of participation from a feline?

Four kittens still looking for homes at Côte St. Luc Hospital for Animals

The CSL Cats Committee is pleased to report that our volunteers have been visiting the Côte  St. Luc Hospital for Animals to help socialize six kittens which were rescued over the Christmas holiday period. These adorable creatures have been given all of the necessary medical attention, shots etc.  They are amazing; they are adorable. Two have already been adopted and we want to help find homes for the other four.


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

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

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

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

If you are interested, please call 514-489-6845 to make an appointment to see the kittens.

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/