Foster Homes Needed!

PFA has several awesome new rescues, and we are in urgent need of foster homes to help care for these cats while we seek permanent homes for them.

We have recently lost several reliable foster homes due to moves, allergies/asthma, and, in a few cases, the families simply loved their foster cat too much to let him or her go.

That leaves us short, and we need foster homes for the following cases:

• Homer, a beautiful buff guy, 8 years old, neutered, very sweet and loving. All he wants is belly rubs! He has been at a vet clinic for a week being treated for a urinary tract issue, and is doing fantastic. Just needs TLC now.
• Alex - a lovely young male, all black, sleek and shiny. Alex is neutered and vaccinated, and all he needs is love. He's been a very vocal guest at the vet clinic, letting everyone know of his want to be petted and loved. A foster home suits the bill for this sweet guy.
• Zoey - a lovely and loving female tabby, 2 years old now. A PFA rescue in January 2011, she is being returned to our care as her adoptive owner was recently diagnosed with some chronic allergy/sinus issues and advised by her doctor to give up her cat.

PFA can provide food and litter supplies, and covers any necessary veterinary care.

Please let us know if you are interested in giving a precious rescued cat a 2nd chance at a happy life. Email us at pfasask@gmail.com

-Alanna

Marvelous Mattie at Home

Last spring, PFA took on a large rescue project involving multiple cats that had been rescued by a kind cat loving lady in Lipton, SK, only to be faced with homelessness again when the town council passed a by-law restricting pet ownership to two animals.

PFA took a number of beautiful and sweet cats into foster care and found them homes, such as Dexter and Dysart (now Simon). Some were quite shy cats, like Mattie, and it took longer to find them the right homes.

But, it was worth the wait as Mattie is adored by her new owners, and their lovely boy Tiger. They are the best of friends, and Mattie is doing awesome!

-Alanna

Peanut!

This cute tuxedo guy is Peanut, a young male cat who has been cared for as an outside cat by one of our feral feeders for over a year. Peanut was always trying about getting inside a nearby home, leading her to believe he was tame.

He has now been fixed and in his foster care, and loving life as a house cat! Peanut was being fed and cared for on the street, but it's clear he was missing out on human contact, as he can't get enough attention now! He follows his foster mom everywhere and loves to stretch out beside her for pets and cuddles.

He is also enjoying his new cat buddies.

Peanut will be available for adoption shortly.

-Alanna

Siblings Seeking New Home Together

These lovely cats are Misty (grey, male) and Daisy (calico, female), two-year old siblings who were rescued from the bitter winter cold in 2010 and found homes with a family member of their rescuer.

Due to sudden serious health issues of their owner, Misty and Daisy are looking for a new foster or adoptive home together.

They are young and playful cats who are fixed and healthy, and have been indoor cats since their rescue. Both are shy, but will come around once they get to know you.

They are very content to be quiet companions in the home, are well behaved and do not demand a lot of attention.

If you are interested in learning more about Misty and Daisy, please contact us at pfasask@gmail.com.

-Alanna

Gina at Home!

One of our most popular rescues last year was little Gina, a petite girl who is super sweet and loving. She attracted attention when we appealed for a new foster home for her when one of the resident cats took to tormenting her.

It took a while, but Gina landed in a wonderful home where she is the boss and rules the roost! Her family did get her a kitten playmate, but there is no question as to who is in charge! They all adore Gina.

We are happy for our sweet girl.

-Alanna

In Spring, A Rescue Group's Thoughts Turn to Kittens...

It's now officially spring, at least on the calendar, and for PFA that means the beginning of kitten season.

In the last week, we have three new kitten rescues, all tabbies!

Dallas is a tiny little doll who is 8 weeks old and has a bad case of feline upper respiratory syndrome. She was rescued by a PFA feral feeder who came across a young pair trying desperately to get her medical help.

Junior is a sweet and friendly stray picked up in the North Central area by an animal loving family who has rescued and fostered cats of PFA in the past. He has been fixed, great with other animals and is ready for his forever home.

Charlotte is a beautiful tabby girl found today hanging out by the downtown library branch. She is friendly, smart and good with other cats. She is very laid back.

All kittens are vaccinated and treated for parasites such as roundworm and ear mites. Please contact us at pfasask@gmail.com for more info about our kittens.

-Alanna

The Purr-Enity Prayer

The purrenity prayer...