Mailing Address P.O. Box 20026 1077 North Service Road #39 Mississauga, ON L4Y 1A6
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Abbey Cat Adoptions is a registered Canadian charity #88190 0401 RR0001
New Home Needed ASAP! Foster Home No Longer Able to Keep Them!
Rosalie and Annaliese are a wonderful pair of bonded ladies. Rescued with their kittens from horrific living conditions in an auto wreckers yard they have been in foster care for a few years. Their kittens have long since been adopted but they continue to wait for someone to love and provide for them for the remainder of their lives. As these ladies approach middle-age (7 years) they should not have to endure such upheaval but, having said that, some things cannot be helped.
Annaliese is a Russian Blue Mix with an affectionate, sweet disposition. This beauty can be shy and timid at first but once she gets to know you she’ll warm up and turn on the charm. The way to this little lady’s heart is to pick up her brush and groom her luxurious coat. Your reward will be a heartfelt purrfest.
Rosalie is a one of a kind, white beauty with a sooty grey muzzle and mask. This affectionate little sweetheart will, given the opportunity, leap at any chance for a grooming or a romp. Your reward? A resounding rumble of ecstatic, purring gratitude. Rosalie has had polyps in her ear in the past. These required removal by a vet and may require further attention but she's been fine for 3 years now. Otherwise she is healthy and happy.
We are desperately looking for permanent home for these ladies! Are you that special someone? If so, please fill out an Adoption Applicationand adopt these beauties for a nominal donation 2 for 1 special of $85.00.
Watch a video of these two ladies below
URGENT! Foster Home Desperately Needed!
This new mother is in a cage at the shelter wondering what the future holds for her and her adorable but helpless babies. Will they find some kind foster home to take them in? Or will they face the unthinkable? If you can offer this little family a temporary home, please fill out our online Foster Application today!
"WonderMom" Looking For Her New Home!
Sharbat : The wonder mom. She was pulled from a high kill shelter with nine, yes you heard me right nine babies. As you all know cats only have 8 teats, where does that leave Kitty #9. Well if left on their own, one kitty would probably starve to death. But Abbey Cats jumped in rescued her and sent her to a foster home where all kittens could be monitored to make sure all were eating, and do additional feedings of KMR, because lets face feeding one baby is hard enough but nine that takes a big toll on mom. She nows needs her own home, it's time for her to have the life she deserves. A warm bed to sleep in, some good food, a few catnip toys, a nice feather wand and maybe a companion although that is not necessary. She is a very lovable young lady who reacts well to adult cats, and loves for her foster mom to pet her and tell her what a good momma she has been. If you can offer Sharbat a home of her own please fill out an online adoption application and one of our adoption specialists will get back to you.
Vet Bills Are Mounting; Financial Assistance Appeal!
Beautiful Gardenia spent some time outside, struggling for survival, for herself and her litters of kittens. She ran fearfully from people who would have helped her.
However, she may have sensed that something was wrong last summer, because she carefully brought brought her kittens to the back porch of one of our foster parents, and waited there for them to be "rescued". They became Abbey Cats, and her kittens went off to become part of a permanent adoptive family. For a short time she enjoyed being a pampered and loved home cat, but late last year it became obvious that her health was declining.
We have tried running tests to discover the problem. It appears that there is something wrong with her liver, and we need to perform an Ultrasonic Guided Biopsy to make sure of the correct treatment. We are awaiting blood results, and have been in contact with a specialist.
Abbey Cats uses its adoption fees and donations to feed and provide routine veterinary care for our foster cats, but a specialized procedure like this costs far more than we can afford. We are asking for donations of any amount so that we can restore this brave cat to health.
Right now she is resting comfortably on IV and managing to keep her food down. An Abbey Cat volunteer visits her regularly to remind her that she has friends and to encourage her to eat, and she responds with her characteristic spirit and courage.
Please help us to help her. After all that she has been through, she deserves the chance of life that a specialist can give her!
