Moo on the Move

This pretty and unique looking cat is Moo, a rescue from 2 years ago who is one of those cats that is shy enough that she is hard to adopt out, but tame enough that she doesn't necessarily belong at a colony either. 


Moo was a resident of a feral colony who ingratiated herself with an elderly man in the neighbourhood and moved in with him last winter.  Sadly, he passed away recently and his family has left her back out on the street. 

We would like to find Moo a patient foster or adoptive family that will let her enjoy some supervised outside time, and who will give her time to warm up to them and become as cuddly as she was with her last adopter.


Moo is about 3 years old now, spayed, and has had all of her shots but will need boosters. She is excellent with other cats.


Please contact us at pfasask@gmail.com for more info on Moo. 


-Alanna

More New Kittens

PFA has two gorgeous new rescued kittens who both experienced some pretty hard times prior to being rescued by kind, cat-loving citizens.

Blitz, the brown tabby, is a 5-month old kitten who was thrown from a moving vehicle and then rescued by a young girl who witnessed him being tossed from the car on her way home from school - she picked him up and took him home with her. Luckily, he wasn't hurt and he is doing great in his multi-pet foster home.

Brooke, the lovely grey tabby/dilute tortie, was found stray and lonely in a bedroom community, where it is all too common for unwanted animals to be dumped. She is very sweet and affectionate - she is about 3.5 months.

Both cats are available for adoption! Please contact us at pfasask@gmail.com for more info.

-Alanna

Happy Update on Duchess!

In the summer of 2010, PFA rescued a sweet mama cat and her 6 babies, who were quickly dubbed the Aristocats by their foster family.

Duchess was an excellent mama, and once her babies were all adopted, it was her turn to find a forever home. 

Luckily, she won the hearts of a kind, cat-loving young couple who sent this update, just in time for Halloween:

We adopted Quinnie (formerly Duchess) last November and fell in love with her. She was originally not much of a lap cat, but she definitely is now, and getting to be more and more every day. Everyone who comes to our house comments on how nice she is and what nice fur she has- sleek, shiny and soft like a rabbit. Many people thought I was crazy for wanting a black cat, but after they meet her they change their mind. She is playful, cuddly and loving-just what we were looking for!


We are so happy that this devoted little mama found a family that is just as devoted to her.


-Alanna

Last Call For Recyclables!

Thanks so much to everyone who has donated their cans and bottles already this month.

This is the last week-end of our bottle drive, so if you have any cans and bottles for us, they can be dropped off this week-end on Saturday the 29th or Sunday the 30th at 1723 Quebec Street (please use the back yard) over the weekend between 10am and 6pm.


It would be greatly appreciated if the donations were organized per Sarcan requirements, with  cans in one bag, bottles with lids off (preferable in boxes not bags) and please do not submit items that are not refundable.

Thanks for your support!

Baby Bianco

Last night, one of our feral team volunteers found this little white fluff ball at a feeding station and didn't want to leave him out in the cold.

He is now settled in safely in his new foster home and is a bit scared, but doing well. He is a beautiful boy named Bianco. Bianco is 8 weeks old, has lovely green eyes and he will be available for adoption soon!

-Alanna

If Only It Was This Easy!

Here is a comical take on cat trapping!  If only it really was this easy...

-Alanna

Remember to join us for the Magic Cauldron Psychic and Holistic Day on Saturday, October 29th, to celebrate Halloween - and rescued cats!

PFA will have a booth at the event, and will also be the recipient of the door proceeds! Price is $2 or a cat food item for PFA.

We will be offering henna tattoos from 11-2 on a donation basis. 

There will be many vendors there with healthy products, and a number of featured speakers.

We still need several volunteers for this event to help at the door, and at the PFA booth. Please contact us at pfasask@gmail.com if you are interested in helping.

For more information, visit www.wingsofhealing.ca