My name is Purr-cilia!

Posted 1 year ago | Updated 20 hours ago

I'm being cared for by

North Toronto Cat Rescue

Facts about me

Breed

Domestic Shorthair

Color

Calico or Dilute Calico

Age

Young

Sex

Female

Pet ID

17403183

Hair Length

short

My info

Good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

My story

DOB: July 2021

Meet Purr-cilia:

Purr-ty Purr-cilia, rescued with her sisters Miss Vicky and Cupcake and their mom loves chasing balls, cat springs and laser dots, and playing and snuggling with the other kitties. Still shy and barely approachable, what she needs now is a quiet and patient home to earn her trust and win her heart, either with one of her sisters or her mom who she is quite bonded with.

If this is your home, click on Adopt. If you would like to sponsor and support Purr-cillia while safe in the shelter, click Sponsor!

Rescue

North Toronto Cat Rescue

Contact info

Rescue

North Toronto Cat Rescue

Pet ID

17403183

Contact

Donna Cox

Phone

(905) 940-2287

donna@northtorontocatrescue.com

Website

http://northtorontocatrescue.com

Address

28 John Stiver Cresc., Markham, ON L3R 9A8

Donation

Donate to This Rescue

Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

Our adooption contract is found on-line.

Go meet their pets

Currently, we have a private Shelter for our animals so it is by appointment only. However we also have a partnership with Pet Value in Aurora (Bayview and Aurora Road) where many cats and kittens are also housed.

We attend local Fairs, Events such as "All About Pets" Show in Toronto, for example, and other fund-raising events during the year in the Toronto area.

More about this rescue

North Toronto Cat Rescue is a registered Canadian charrity made up of dedicated volunteers concerned with the welfare of all cats and kittens. We rescue, foster, provide veterinary care (including blood testing, vaccines and spay/neuter) and arrange adoptions for abandoned or rescue felines.

For ten years, North Toronto Cat Rescue has been helping hundreds of souls in need wherever we find them, offering love, nourishment, safety, medical care and the hope of a "forever" home.

We are not a spay/neuter and release group as we believe all these animals deserve comfot, warmth and love, particularly during the long cold winter days here in Canada. They will remain with us until they find a permanent home.