Ready and Waiting for a Home!

This handsome fellow is Nick, a beautiful tame orange cat that was fixed and released by our feral team as he was initially assumed to be semi-feral. Nick has been at the feeding station for a couple of years now, but it only became apparent this summer what a tame and affectionate fellow he is.

Nick made friends with a nearby family who have been feeding him off their porch and giving him lots of attention and pets. Nick is loving the human contact and would love to be an inside pet - he waits longingly at the door to get in - but the door remains closed. The  family has resisted due to allergies.

However, now that we know what a love-bug this sweet boy is, we don't want him to be homeless any longer. We are anxious to find him  a foster or adoptive home quickly, especially with chilly nights and frost coming soon.

Who could resist that sweet face and such an obvious longing for love?

Nick will be listed for adoption shortly. Please contact us at pfasask@gmail.com for more information on Nick.

-Alanna

Still More Kittehs!

Meet Nine (striped tabby)  and Ten (dark tabby), adorable tabby siblings who were rushed to a foster home to be bottle fed as tiny babies when their mama was hit by a car and killed.

These little guys (both males) are smart, agile, active and good with the other cats in their foster home. They also love being held, snuggled, and exchanging kisses - but just briefly, as they are busy little kittens. Busy finding trouble, that is - like most kittens.

Nine and Ten are available for adoption! Please contact us at pfasask@gmail.com for more info.

-Alanna

We Have a Winner!

Congratulations to Harv Curts, winner of the 2011 PFA raffle and owner of a new 42" plasma TV!

Thanks to everyone who bought tickets, and to all our volunteers who sold them.

-Alanna

2011 PFA Raffle

PFA wishes to thank everyone who supported the 2011 Raffle buy purchasing and / or helping us sell tickets.

The winning raffle ticket was drawn on September 1, however, we have attempted to contact the winner but have not been able to reach the person directly to provide notification, so we aren't able to post the name at this time.

However, we will do so as soon as were are able to speak to the winner.

This Cat is Sterling!

Meet  Sterling, a handsome grey boy who has been sterilized and vaccinated and is looking for a loving new home!

Sterling is one of many sweet, tame and friendly cats that remained on the street and reliant on a PFA feeding station for far too long because there just isn't enough foster or adoptive homes out there to help us get all the deserving cats off the street.

We've had to rescue poor Sterling from the Humane Society twice in the last month due to the continual trapping efforts of an un-cooperative neighbour who doesn't want the cats anywhere near his home, which is sadly near a feeding station.

So, we decided Sterling deserves a chance to be placed up for adoption to find a loving home of his own. He is currently boarding at the Vic Vet clinic while being treated for a mild infection, and will be listed for adoption shortly. He needs a foster or adoptive home as soon as possible.

You won't regret taking a chance on this sweet, smart and playful boy!

For more info, please contact us at pfasask@gmail.com

-Alanna

Vote for PFA

The Prairie Dog is compiling their annual best in Regina list, and there is a category for best non-profit!

Please register and vote for PFA!

http://prairedogmag.upickem.net/engine/Registration.aspx?contestid=38757

The kittehs thank you!

More Abandoned Kittens!

It's been a crazy week for PFA with several abandoned kittens in peril making their way into the fold.

We have:

• Romeo (tabby with white)and Maxwell (tabby) - sweet brothers who were thrown out of the home where their mama lives, as they were unwanted by a family with multiple pets, including the mama who is already pregnant again. They are so scrawny that their ribs protrude, but they are safe and sound in foster care and looking forward to finding loving new home.
• Thunder (black) and Lightning (black/white - 2 tiny babies being carried around north central neighbourhood by young kids trying to get them homes as they were also unwanted. At just 4 weeks, they are too young to be separated from their mama but fortunately were able to join a surrogate mama whose kittens were just weaned, and they are doing well. They were rescued during a late summer thunderstorm - hence the names!

Thankfully two of our dedicated PFA foster homes stepped up, even though they both already have foster kittens already. 

Please contact us at pfasask@gmail.com if one of these babies catches your eye! 

-Alanna