A kitten seeking a home

These are two kittens found on Leger Avenue in Côte Saint-Luc.  The smaller one is spoken for,  but not the slightly larger sibling.   She is a female, about five to six months old, and is being vaccinated, de-wormed and spayed by our committee. We will be working towards socializing her. With kittens this does not take too long. If you are interested in adopting this little girl please email mcohen@cotesaintluc.org.

We also have the  equally adorable Francois looking for a home. Cats make the best pets!!! Please spread the word.

Ashee the cat is looking for a home

This is Ashee.

Ashee is a homeless cat who has been on his own for a while now.  He hangs out in Côte Saint-Luc and is being cared for outside by a wonderful family that unfortunately has two of its members who are allergic to cats.

Ashee is a beautiful male. One of our committee members examined him. He clearly  was in a home in the past, but somehow found himself an orphan. According to the family that feeds him, he has been hanging around their backyard for months.

It appears as if Ashee is about two years old. He is short haired gray and white, has  been castrated, vaccinated and de-wormed. We want to find Ashee  a forever home with someone who knows that taking in a cat is for life.

"He was timid at first,  but  is now very friendly and she can be pet and cuddles with you," says Stephanie, the mom of the family who has fallen in love with this feline. 

Beautiful cats available for adoption

Tilly (top right) and her babies.

A few weeks ago a beautiful cat was brought in to the Côte Saint-Luc Hospital for Animals to get spayed. Well that was not possible at the time because she was pregnant. She gave birth to four gorgeous kittens and was kept at the vet. The babies have all been adopted and will go to their new homes soon. The mom, who is between one and two years old, is now available as well to become someone`s pet. They have named her Tilly. She will be vaccinated (base vaccine), dewormed and spayed once the kittens are weaned as part of the TNR program. She was treated once with Revolution for the prevention of fleas. The booster vaccine and one for  Rabies would be done one month later at owners cost.  

Tilly

We also have  François (below), presently being fostered at the home of our committee "angel" Barbara

     

François is a beautiful two year old male. François is very loving and friendly, neutered and completely tame and loving.  He was adopted by someone and returned because of some concerns about his behavior. We brought him to the vet and discovered that he was suffering from a painful urinary tract infection. That was treated. He is now back to his self again and  will be ready for adoption as of June 14.

Email mcohen@cotesaintluc,org if you are interested. Cats make "the" best pets.

This cat named "Sugar Sammy" is looking for a home

Our foster mom for cats, Diane, brings us news about this sweet, funny, handsome fellow- she has named "Sugar Sammy."

 

Sugar is about a year old,  neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, and ready to roll. He 

gets along well with other cats and dogs too. He does well with children and is extremely docile.  In fact, he was living with a canine until they both sadly got abandoned  and had to fend for themselves.   The CSL Cats Committee partner organization, Educhat, rescued Sugar and how we hope someone will open up their home to him.

E-mail mcohen@cotesaintluc.org if you are interested.

 

Mr. Angel is looking for a home

The Côte Saint-Luc Cats Committee and Educhat are seeking a home for these beautiful two year old male.Mr. Angel is very loving and friendly, neutered and completely tame and loving.  Email mcohen@cotesaintluc,org if you are interested. Cats make "the" best pets.

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Lion the cat needs a home

This is Lion.  He has quite the story.  One of our feeders in Côte Saint-Luc noticed a new cat where she was feeding.  When she spoke to him, he came over and rubbed up to her and let her pick him up.

Lion`s coat was totally matted from his head to his tail.  Our own  Shelley Schecter 

was told how friendly the cat was and asked how we could help.  She asked the CSL Hospital for Animals  he could go there until we found a home. Upon examination, it was discovered that he was already sterilized.   

Although very friendly, he was very  nervous and had to be sedated to be shaved to take the knots out of his fur.  When Shelley asked the woman who brought him in if she knew someone to take him, she said that there was someone who would adopt him on the condition he be snap tested to check for  Feline leukemia and Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV).  Cats who are infected with FIV may not show symptoms until years after the initial infection occurred. Lion turned out to be FIV positive and the person who wanted him changed her mind. 

Some people who have FIV cats take in others with the same condition.   Lion has come from being abandoned, living outside, contracting FIV and now having no place to go.

We need your help in finding him the right home.  He is sweet and docile.  Look at that face! He has seen too much in his short life.

Castrated, vaccinated and de-wormed, he is at the CSL Hospital for Animals. He needs a break. Email mcohen@cotesaintluc.org.