Lipton Cat Update

A few weeks ago I blogged about a family of cats in a small town that needed to find new homes asap due to a new by-law - or else they were at risk of being seized and relocated to farms.

Thankfully, PFA volunteers and foster homes came through and we were able to help a number of these cats who are now safe and sound in foster care, and looking for new homes.

Here are some pics of little Bugsie and Thorny (now Thumbelina) playing in their foster home.

All the cats listed in the two blog posts are available for adoption except Marlee and Cabana who were trapped and relocated before we were able to place them.

-Alanna

Raenen

This handsome boy was found a few weeks ago, outside fending off other stray cats, when one of our volunteers heard his cries and came to his rescue. He seemed to be in good shape and thought to of been lost and not just another stray..... He is tame, has a nice coat, had no ear mites or worms, had been neutered at a younger age and is a healthy weight, none of the usual characteristics of an abandoned cat. Unfortunately after several weeks of avidly looking for his family with no success we have decided he should enter PFA's foster system.

Raenen is a neutered male believed to be 5-6yrs old. He's approx 10 lbs and most friendly. Shortly after being rescued he climbed into the 6 yr olds lab and purred away like he's always live here. He didn't care that there are other cats in his rescuers home nor a big dog. He has a soft fluffy black body with a patch of white on his chest and his belly. Likes to snuggle, purr and polietly asks for his bedtime treat.

If interested in Raenen please contact People For Animals.

-Michelle

A Cinderella Story

Little Iggy (now Willow) was rescued last fall after a concerned citizen found her scrounging for food at a dump site outside of Regina. Initially thought to be a kitten due to her tiny size, she was eventually determined to be closer to a year old, but was undersized due to malnutrition.

What she lacked in size she made up for in personality and spunk, and this sweet girl quickly found a new, loving family that cherishes her.

Here is Willow in her new home, lounging with her buddy, Jasmine and living the good life!

-Alanna

A Gem of a Cat

This pretty and unique girl is Topaz, a very friendly and loving female who was rescued by a kind, cat loving family a few weeks ago after landing on their doorstep on a very cold day, frozen and hungry.

She picked a good place to land, as the family is quit accustomed to rescuing and caring for strays. After trying to locate an owner without success, they contacted PFA for help in getting her a good home and are fostering her until we find one.

She will be listed for adoption shortly.

For more information on Topaz, please contact us at saskpeopleforanimals@gmail.com

-Alanna

A Perfect Pet, hitch

Handsome Hitch may have started off as a stray tom but he quickly became one of our favourite rescues ever, mainly because of his laid-back ways and adaptability.

He is good with kids, dogs and other cats and he ADORES people, especially when they are cuddling him.

Hitch was recently returned to foster care, reluctantly, after a brief stint in an adoptive home because the other cat in the home did not adapt well to having a cat companion. He is back in his original foster home with his cat, dog and baby buddies and doing great!

However, he is still seeking a home of his own and would fit in great in a family or multiple pet setting. Click here to see his adoption ad.

-Alanna

Fundraiser at the Mongoli Grill

It's spring, and with spring comes Trap/Neuter/Release projects to sterilize stray and feral cats living outdoors in our city.

We are having a fundraiser at the Mongoli Grill on Thursday, April 14th from 4-9 p.m. You can create your own stir-fry with a wide variety of options.

Tickets are $20 and include a beverage (Coors, coors lite, pop, tea or coffee). A silent auction and 50/50 tickets will also be part of the evening.

For more info or to request tickets, please contact us at saskpeopleforanimals@gmail.com.

-Alanna

The Three Musketeers

This adorable little trio of Logan, Bugsy and Atti are inseparable. PFA volunteer and mom Sarah says Bugsy (cat) and Atti adore baby Logan, and it's amazing how much tail pulling and face poking they will take just to be close to him!

Sarah saves a fortune on stuffed animals and Logan never lacks for a warm, fuzzy bed buddy so it works out great for all!

-Alanna