Calico kittens & cats in Toronto, Ontario

Asta is a beautiful unique looking cat. Long legs and a slender build. Very Energetic loves to play and is very friendly. Loves playing fetch and getting tapped on his lower body. Eating breakfast at 10 am then usually using the washroom. After that either sleeping or playing with his mice or small cat toys like balls. Asta would thrive in an active household with any other pet once he gets used to them. He loves new experiences and like to be taken outside. He has energy to burn. Asta is potty trained and he comes when you call his name. Asta has a condition whereby certain food cause crystals in urine and he needs to be on prescription cat food. Food can be provided for the first year. He is amazingly loving and just really friendly to everyone and and such needs a family that will treat him the same. Only rehoming due to changing life circumstance and would want to keep in contact with future adapter as is my life and soul.

Stella and her 4 siblings were born in their foster mom's living room to a very feral but loving momma. They stayed with her until they were 8 weeks old and their mom was fixed and released outside (but never really left). Stella was the first one born and has always been an adventurous and independent girl. She does love cuddles and kisses but she really loves to play and explore. She would do best in a home with another young or playful cat and she does well with dogs too! Her adoption fee includes everything involved with getting her to you in Canada (vet certificates, rabies vaccine, airline fee, adoption fee and carrier).

Meet Fred! Fred is a very sweet boy who is distinguishable from his near-identical brother Barney by his white patch of fur on his chest, his higher-pitch meow, and by being a little chunky. Fred is the shyer of the pair and will take a little longer to adjust to his new home. He absolutely LOVES belly rubs, especially while lying under a table or against a wall. He will also follow you to the bathroom and rub against your legs. After a few months at his current foster home, he now sleeps at the edge of the bed at night and loves loafing on his favourite arm chair.Fred’s favourite game is the laser pointer and will go nuts if the laser is pointed up against the wall or down the hallway to chase after it.Fred and his brother Barney are closely bonded - they love sleeping together in their cat tower, grooming each other, and play-fighting. One of their joint interests is watching cat tv on Youtube, especially videos of mice, fish, or squirrels. Fred and Barney will likely do best as the only two cats in the household.Fred has a history of urinary crystals and needs a prescription diet (his brother is on the same meal plan). He benefits from a low-stress environment as anxiety can make urinary issues worse. As a result of this, he requires careful monitoring of his litter box to ensure he does not have any future blockages. Otherwise he has excellent litter box habits!Fred is negative for FIV and feline leukemia. Like all ACR cats, Fred is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites.