Thanks for visiting our website and considering one of our cats for adoption! We are a 100% volunteer-run shelter, and because of that we do adoptions by appointment only - during the day, evenings, and weekends. The adoption process generally goes as follows:

1. Call and leave a message on the cat adoption line (number below) and we'll call you back to set up a time for you to come to the shelter.

2. We'll meet you at the shelter (1500 Royal York Road - Suite E, above the Bank of Montreal). You'll have a chance to meet all of our cats available for adoption, and spend some time getting to know their personalities.

3. Once you've made that magical connection and you're ready to move ahead with an adoption we'll go through specific paperwork including a questionnaire that will help us to know if the cat you've chosen is the best match for you.

4. As a shelter we have adoption guidelines and we'll go through those with you in person. Two things you should know before you come in - in order to adopt from us you must agree to have your cat spayed or neutered (if not already done), and the cat must be an indoor pet only.

5. Our adoption fee is $175 - this includes full vaccination, microchip, and spay/neuter for any cat older than six months of age. For kittens the adoption fee covers the vaccinations that have been completed to the date of adoption, and a microchip. Kittens also come with a spay/neuter incentive of $25 which will be paid to you once we receive proof of sterilization surgery.

6. Finally, if all goes well - we'll bundle up your new furry family member and you'll take them home and live happily ever after! We suggest that you bring a carrier with you if you're considering adopting a cat that day. If you'd like to make an appointment to come and meet our cats and discuss adoption please call us at (416) 249-6100 and leave a message on the cat adoption line. We will return your call within 24 hours.

Hogan has been adopted !

Ghost has been adopted !!

Quinn has been adopted !

Domestic short hair; Gray with white

Date of Birth:  August 23, 2011

Chino is an independent kitten.  Gray with white markings, he is curious yet cautious in new situations.  He needs to be "won over" in the affection department however once comfortable, will make a loving companion.

Domestic Long Hair; grey/brown tabby

Date of Birth:  October 29, 2011

Dancer is a beautiful 9 week old kitten who lives up to her name.  She runs around her foster home with enthusiasm and then finds a nice quiet spot for an afternoon nap with her roommates.  Dancer is affectionate and playful and will adapt well to any home that is full of love.  Dancer will be available for adoption on January 22, 2012.

Domestic Short Hair; Gray Tabby

Date of Birth:  May 26, 2011

Pumpkin is an extremely loving gray and white tabby.  Laid back and calm, she is accepting of a variety of situations and not easily rattled.  Pumpkin approaches readily and frequently for affection and patting, often jumping up to lay on an available lap.  She would do well in a family with plenty of activity; she is comfortable with other cats, dogs and children.

Domestic Short Hair; grey and white

Date of Birth:  January, 2010

Truly a gentle soul, Heidi is a wonderful, entrusting sweetheart.  She is very affectionate and loves to be petted, especially tummy rubs.  For her future forever parent, we are sure Heidi will prove to be a constant companion.  She enjoys curling up and sleeping on the bed at night and mingling with the family.  Heidi is accustomed to other cats and dogs.  She is patiently awaiting a loving family to play with and dote on her.

Domestic Medium Hair; black

Date of Birth:  August 2, 2011

Wendel is very independent and inquisitive.  He loves to explore and has no fear.  He would do well in a quiet household and would have no issues with someone that works full-time.  He may not always come looking for attention but does accept it readily.  Wendel is waiting for you to be his new owner.

Domestic Short Hair; Calico

Date of Birth:  2008

Honey is a lovely cat with fabulous markings and a disposition to match.  She is independent in that she can be left happily sleeping and then will greet her parent with they come home.  Affectionate and loving, she comes eagerly for attention.  Honey would easily do well in a home with children, other cats or dogs.