Calico kittens & cats in Toronto, Ontario

Stella's journey began in her foster mom's living room, where she and her four siblings were born to a feral but devoted mother. The kittens remained with their mom until they were 8 weeks old, giving them the best possible start in life. Afterward, their mom was spayed and returned outdoors, where she still likes to visit from time to time.As the first kitten born, Stella has always been confident, adventurous, and independent. She loves exploring her surroundings, chasing toys, and finding new places to investigate. While she's certainly affectionate and enjoys cuddles and kisses, her favorite activities involve playtime and adventure.Stella would thrive in a home with another young or playful cat who can keep up with her energy and curiosity. She also gets along well with dogs and does well as a solo pet, making her a great addition to a variety of households.This sweet, spirited girl is looking for a forever home where she can continue to explore, play, and share her affectionate side with the people who love her. Her adoption fee includes everything involved with getting her to you in Canada (vet certificates, airline fee, adoption fee and carrier).

Meet Momo — a certified love bug and professional couch companion!If you’re searching for a calm, affectionate cat to share quiet days and cozy nights, Momo is your guy.Momo is a 10-year-old male tabby who’s ready for his forever home. He prefers a peaceful environment and would do best as the only pet in an adults-only household. Regular routines help him feel secure and happy.Though his tattered ears hint at a rough past, this once-shy boy has truly blossomed. Today, Momo is an expert biscuit-maker, gentle head-bunter, and champion napper with a powerful purr motor.Quirks: Momo politely waits for the morning alarm before delicately patting your nose and chatting about breakfast. Such impeccable manners!Likes: Wand toys, scratching posts, catnip, puzzle feeders, back scratchers, and grooming brushes. The grooming brush, in particular, is a direct path to Momo’s heart—second only to a really good meal.Momo is prone to constipation and he requires a daily stool softener and prescription gastrointestinal diet to manage his condition. Momo has had several teeth removed and has a few benign cysts, which is not unusual in seniors. He is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites. He is FIV+ and feline leukemia negative. Cats with FIV can live a long and happy life. You can read more about FIV on our website here: https://annexcatrescue.ca/the-happy-truth-about-fiv-cats/Adopting Momo means gaining a devoted, affectionate companion who has so much love to give. He’s truly an awesome cat just waiting for the right home.

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.