Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Battleford, Saskatchewan

Yeti is a big fluffy grey tabby with the softest white mittens! He’s a little hesitant with new faces, but is sure to warm up with some love and patience. You will likely find him lounging on a cat tree or sprawled out on the floor taking a sweet nap!

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The One Who Found His Way Back Warlock’s story is both dramatic and heartwarming. He was one of Hex’s four one-month-old kittens — two males and two females — and became separated from his family amid the confusion surrounding their surrender. About a week later, he was abandoned in a taxi, alone but unharmed. When he arrived at our shelter, he was safely reunited with his mother, Hex, and 3 siblings, completing their little family once again. Warlock is playful, confident, and endlessly energetic. He loves toys, exploration, and cuddles when the mood strikes. Despite his chaotic start, he’s grown resilient, affectionate, and ready for the love and security of a forever home.

Meet Luna 🌙✨ A quiet beauty who loves on her own terms. Luna is a gorgeous torbie who prefers the gentle, slower side of life. She’s the kind of cat who takes her time to warm up, and she appreciates when people respect her space. But once she decides you’ve passed her “trust test,” you’ll be rewarded with the sweetest moments of affection — soft head bumps, quiet purrs, and her choosing to curl near you as if to say, “Okay, you’re safe. You’re mine now.” This independent girl enjoys doing her own thing and doesn’t need constant attention to be happy. She hasn’t been tested with other cats yet and is likely not comfortable with dogs, so she’ll thrive best in a calm, predictable home where she can be the queen of her castle. Luna is looking for someone who understands that love doesn’t always come in a rush — sometimes, it comes in small, careful steps that make the bond even stronger. If you’re patient and kind, Luna will show you that her gentle heart shines just as brightly as her name. 🌙💛

The Survivor Mom Hex’s story is one of resilience, courage, and the slow rebuilding of trust. One afternoon, she arrived at our shelter with some of her one-month-old kittens under chaotic circumstances. Having been abruptly separated from her family, Hex was understandably anxious and hesitant around us at first, keeping her distance and carefully assessing every situation. Despite her wariness, she remained attentive and nurturing toward her kittens, showing that her maternal instincts were as strong as ever. Over the following days, Hex slowly began to relax and allow gentle interactions. With patience, she began to show affection, seek out soft places to rest, and even enjoy quiet moments with people she was learning to trust. Hex endured sudden abandonment, confusion, and a whirlwind of change — yet she never stopped caring for her kittens or showing glimpses of her gentle, loving nature. Now safe at the shelter, Hex is ready for a peaceful forever home where she can finally feel secure and know love on her terms. She’s a devoted mother, a quiet comforter, and a cat whose resilience and heart make her truly special.