Kittens and cats in Port Dover, Ontario

Felicity is a 3-year-old dilute tortie with beautiful medium-length fur and a sweet, thoughtful nature. She’s a bit of a nervous gal at first and prefers a calm, quiet environment where she can take things at her own pace. New situations can feel big to her—but give her time, patience, and a peaceful space, and she slowly begins to bloom. Once Felicity feels safe, her true self shines through: a lovely, gentle companion who enjoys quiet company and the comfort of familiarity. She’s the kind of cat who will reward kindness with trust, and whose affection feels extra special because you’ve earned it. If you have a serene home, a patient heart, and room for a cat who just needs a little time to feel secure, Felicity could be a beautiful addition to your life. Please complete an adoption application: https://www.hamilton.ca/home-neighbourhood/animals-pets/adopt-or-foster-pet/adoptions Animal adoptions and viewing are by appointment only. This allows our Adoption Staff to spend quality time with each potential home to ensure the most successful matches are made between the animals and their new families. *Please note: we only adopt within Ontario

In literature, Pluto from The Black Cat was mysterious… dramatic… a little haunting. This Pluto? Hauntingly handsome. Dramatic about dinner. Mysterious only in the sense that no one knows how he can be this polite. Jet black with medium-length fur and a gloriously fluffy tail that deserves its own fan club, Pluto is likely the refined brother of our infamous heart-thief Vandal. Same sleek noir aesthetic — but where Vandal commits loud affection crimes, Pluto prefers gentle persuasion. He doesn’t demand. He requests. Pluto will sit neatly. He will look up at you with wide, hopeful eyes. He will issue a soft, courteous “mrrp?” And just like that, you’ll find yourself handing over treats, pets, or your entire evening schedule. Friendly and wonderfully tolerant, Pluto is the kind of cat who adapts beautifully. New people? He’ll give them a chance. Calm chaos around him? He’ll observe with quiet judgment (but in a supportive way). He likes to be near you — not in a “I will sit on your keyboard” way — but in a “I shall accompany you and supervise gently” manner. Despite his literary namesake’s dark reputation, this Pluto brings only light (and maybe a little dramatic flair when the food bowl is empty). His fluffy tail swishes like a metronome of affection, and once he settles beside you, you’ll understand: this is a cat who bonds deeply and loves quietly but fully. If you’re looking for a charming, shadow-soft companion with impeccable manners and just a hint of gothic romance… Adopt Pluto. No ominous knocking required. Please complete an adoption application: https://www.hamilton.ca/home-neighbourhood/animals-pets/adopt-or-foster-pet/adoptions Animal adoptions and viewing are by appointment only. This allows our Adoption Staff to spend quality time with each potential home to ensure the most successful matches are made between the animals and their new families. *Please note: we only adopt within Ontario

Like her namesake, Merida from Brave, our Merida is a spirited redhead with a heart full of courage and charm! This lovely 3–4 year old orange tabby is a rare gem — most orange tabbies are male, so finding a female ginger beauty like Merida is something special. And just like the Scottish princess who inspired her name, she stands out in the very best way. Merida is a friendly, confident gal who enjoys meeting new people and surveying her kingdom (aka your living room) from the comfiest perch she can find. She’s social without being pushy, affectionate without being demanding, and independent enough to entertain herself when needed. She has that perfect balance of bravery and warmth — ready to explore by day and curl up beside you by night. Merida doesn’t need to change her fate — she just needs a loving home where she can rule with kindness and cuddles. If you’re ready for a courageous companion with fiery fur and a golden heart, Merida is ready to write her next chapter with you. Will you be the clan she chooses? Visit her at our adoption partner, PetSmart. The address is 1779 Stone Church Road East, Stoney Creek. **Please note: we only adopt within Ontario.

Enchanté… it is a pleasure to make your acquaintance. This lovely 2–3 year old mademoiselle is Yvette, and she carries herself with all the quiet elegance of a Parisian morning. Yvette doesn’t enter a room — she glides. She doesn’t meow — she offers the tiniest, squeakiest, sweetest little mew you have ever heard. It’s less of a sound and more of a delicate whisper that says, “Bonjour… might I have a little affection, s’il vous plaît?” She can be a touch shy at first. New spaces and bustling activity are simply not her style. Yvette prefers a calm salon over a noisy soirée. But in a quiet, patient, and serene home, she begins to bloom like a soft spring flower. Give her time. Give her gentleness. Give her soft voices and cozy corners. And you will watch her blossom. Once she feels safe, Yvette reveals her tender heart — leaning into pets, blinking slow, loving blinks, and offering her signature squeaky serenade. She forms sweet, steady bonds and thrives in peaceful companionship. Yvette is searching for a home that understands that the most beautiful things in life are often soft-spoken. A tranquil environment where she can build confidence at her own pace will allow her true personality to shine. If your home is calm, your heart is patient, and you believe that love is best served softly…Yvette is ready to say, “C’est l’amour.” Meet her at our adoption partner, PetSmart. The address is 1779 Stone Church Road East, Stoney Creek. **Please note: we only adopt within Ontario.

When Jewel’s owner passed away, a friend of Jewel’s owner took her in. In the few weeks the friend had her, Jewel wasn’t using the litter box, so the friend brought her to Hamilton Animal Services. The friend did not give much information about Jewel, other than she was 11 years old and spayed. We wanted to give this sweet, purry persian a chance, so we took her into our care and she went straight to the vet for a health check, and much needed dental surgery. Blood and urine tests came back normal, but xrays showed that Jewel was suffering from arthritis. This was likely the cause of her litter box issues. She was started on pain medication to help her feel more comfortable. It was also noted that Jewel has a slight head tilt and a bit of a wobble when she walks. It doesn’t seem to trouble her, but she was put on medication to see if it would help. Jewel has been using her litter box perfectly since she came into our care. Her foster family provided her with a litter box made from a rubbermaid bin with the front wall cut down so she can walk right in. That, and the injectable pain meds for her arthritis seem to have done the trick! Jewel’s forever home should speak to their vet about continuing the injectable medication for arthritis so she can continue to live pain free. Though Jewel is less wobbly on her feet now, she still has moderate balance issues and doesn’t like to be up off the ground. To keep her safe, she’ll need a home where there are not a lot of stairs. Keeping her food and water on the floor as opposed to on a table would be best for her. A tray under her food helps to keep things a bit cleaner, as she can be a messy eater. She has a bowl of dry food to graze on whenever she likes, and she gets canned food every morning that she devours. She really likes canned food! A small ulcer on Jewel’s lip was biopsied, and it turned out to be an eosinophilic granuloma. The exact cause of EG is unknown, but research suggests that it is a form of allergic response. We don’t know what caused Jewel’s case, but the ulcer is now gone and she hasn’t had any reoccurrence. Jewel is a sweetheart of a cat. She loves to be petted and has a very happy purr. If you aren’t petting her enough, she will reach out and tap you to remind you. It’s the cutest thing! She isn’t thrilled about being picked up, and she prefers to sit beside you for pets as opposed to on your lap. She can be vocal when she wants attention. She likes to play with her mouse toy and will chase the string on a wand toy. She has a couple of favourite beds that her foster family would be happy to pass along to her new home – as well as her modified litter box. She is currently using Fresh 4 Life Pellet litter. Though she does like to be brushed, Jewel’s fur can quickly become matted and tangled, so hew new people will need to keep up with frequent brushing, and professional grooming when required. Other cats are not Jewel’s thing, so a home without them would be best. She has not been around dogs since coming into our care, so we don’t know how she would be with them. A quiet home where she can live out her days in peace and where she can get lots of pets would be ideal. Please adopt Jewel! Visit ladybirdanimalsanctuary.com to apply

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