Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Toronto, Ontario

Hello, my kittens have been spayed, neutered, and microchipped at Toronto Animal Services and I am seeking loving forever homes for these six kittens that I rescued. They are friendly and social kittens and require trustworthy owners who can provide them with a stable life. As a non-breeder, my priority is their well-being. Due to financial constraints and health struggles, I am eager to find suitable adopters.

These two are incredibly sweet, curious, and will acclimate quickly to their new environment. They may be a bit shy at first but are never aggressive and warm up fast. They love kisses, tummy rubs, and nibbling on fingers, and they’ll be best suited to a home where someone is around often, as they really enjoy companionship.When they’re not using your furniture as a jungle gym and chasing each other around, they love to nap on top of each other or cuddle right up to their foster mom! Alakazam is a little snugglier and will nap for hours in my arms or lap, while Abracadabra is a bit more rambunctious - especially around mealtime when she’ll try to climb my leg! Alakazam has been trying to nurse from her sister but does well with redirection, just make sure you’ve got a toy or something distracting on hand, as they both respond well to that when getting into mischief.They love any toy put in front of them, especially little mice, springs, or anything with a ball track and when they need to get their scratches out they’ll go right for their scratching boards/posts. They like to munch on houseplants and even climb in if the pot’s big enough! They’re also fantastic with the litter box.They’re pretty difficult to tell apart at first, though it’s getting easier as they grow. The easiest way to tell is to look for the three white hairs on Alakazam’s back.Abracadabra must be adopted with Alakazam or as a buddy to a friendly resident cat.Like all ACR cats, Abracadabra is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites.

Meet Inky, a bright, playful, and affectionate cat who’s ready to find her forever home. Though she may be shy at first, with patience and love her true personality shines through—and it’s worth the wait. Inky is endlessly entertaining with her favourite laser pointer and stuffed mice toys, and she’s always eager for a daily (or even twice-daily) play session. however, she is also happy to play on her own. She’s also a foodie at heart—never picky, happily enjoying kibble while she waits on her twice-a-day wet food (slight preference towards fish-flavoured meals), and her nightly Churu treat, which she celebrates with the cutest happy-paw dance.In addition to food and toys, Inky has a soft spot for catnip and brushing sessions, and her purrs—sometimes quiet and soothing, sometimes deep and rumbly—make her companionship even more special. As a gentle and submissive cat, she’s happiest as the only pet in a calm, loving household. She has no interest in the outdoors and would make a wonderful apartment companion. All she asks for is a scratching pad, an accessible litter box, and a human who will give her the patience and understanding she deserves.She is mostly black, with a white patch on her chest and a surprising white patch on her belly. She could not be more adorable!Inky is looking for an experienced adopter who can respect her boundaries and delight in watching her blossom into the loyal, playful, and loving companion she’s become in her foster home. If you’re ready for a truly rewarding bond, Inky is waiting to meet you.Inky had a recent dental and will need another one in mid- to late-2026. Like all ACR cats, Inky is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites.

Hershey is a cuddly young girl and a powerful purring machine. True to her name, Hershey loves treats and will do just about anything for a snack. Shy at first, Hershey will warm up quickly if toys and food are involved. She is quiet but friendly with both the humans and other cats at her foster home and would do well in a peaceful home with another young cat. She is very food motivated and will break into pretty much any human food left out, so it needs to be put away promptly. Hershey is a certified lap cat who loves to curl up with her fosters on the couch and at the foot of their bed every night.Hershey must be adopted as a buddy to a friendly resident cat.Like all ACR cats, Hershey is up-to-date on vaccinations and has been treated for fleas and parasites.

Matcha is a recent rescue from outdoors but he`s already well on his way to being a velcro lap cat. He`s a bit skittish with new people but once he decides he trusts you he`s very determined about getting your attention. He will climb into your lap and wiggle himself into whatever space and shape is required to get petted (even fully upside down for belly rubs--his white underside fur is SO SOFT) and won`t let you forget to keep petting. He sometimes bites gently for attention but is taking well to being redirected on that and never breaks skin or bites to harm. He would probably thrive in a home with multiple people or someone who was home a lot of the time, so he could get his attention needs met more consistently. He will play a little with a wand toy and independently with balls (and socks)--and then the balls and socks will disappear under furniture and into dark corners (I guess those are his socks now).He`s tolerant of nail trims. He has not been tested with children but likely could be placed with older children who know to be patient with animals and won`t startle if he bites gently. Until his biting habit is resolved he may not be a good fit for younger children.Matcha would do well with a friendly buddy cat in the home, but is also suitable to be a solo cat provided that he gets all the love and attention he desires! Like all ACR cats, Matcha is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites. Matcha eats a vet prescribed food - without it his stools are quite liquid but with it they are normal.

Lucky is a sweet-natured, gentle senior cat who has come a long way from her difficult start. Found outside alone, frightened, and emaciated, Lucky was taken in by Annex Cat Rescue and, with medical care and lots of love, has made an incredible recovery. Her general health is quite good, she’s gained weight, her soft fur has grown back, and she continues to thrive in her loving foster home.Lucky is quietly affectionate and has the most endearing ways of showing love—she’ll extend a paw toward you, make soft little chirps for attention, or roll over at your feet to show you her tummy (for admiring only, not petting!). She enjoys gentle strokes and kisses on the top of her head and will even let you pick her up, quietly pressing into your body for a moment of closeness, even though she’s not a lap cat.Though calm and quiet, Lucky also has a wonderfully playful side. She loves her toy mouse, often bringing it to her foster’s feet for a game of fetch. Her joyful antics—galloping after her mouse, sliding into rugs, or springing into the air like a bunny—bring laughter to her home. She also enjoys chasing her laser toy down the hallway, a sign of her renewed health and spirit.Food is deeply important to Lucky. After going without, she now finds comfort and safety in regular, reliable meals. She eats canned food three times a day, with Churro treat breaks in between. Mealtimes have become a strong bonding ritual, helping her feel secure and deeply connected to her caregiver.Lucky enjoys napping near a window and quietly watching the world go by. She’s independent but truly values companionship—often choosing to sit nearby while you read, work, or watch TV. She would thrive in a calm, quiet home with someone who is around often and understands that trust and affection may take time, but are well worth the wait.Though currently the only cat in her foster home, Lucky has previously lived with other cats and may do well with a gentle feline companion. She has had all her teeth removed, but that doesn’t slow her down one bit—she eats well and uses her litter box perfectly.Lucky is brave, playful, quirky, and absolutely enchanting. If you’re looking for a quiet, loving companion with a big heart and a playful spirit, Lucky is ready to meet you.Lucky is negative for FIV and feline leukemia. She is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites. In August 2024, she had dental surgery with extrac

Microchipped, DOB: Dec. 9, 2014 Looking for a calm, affectionate companion who loves being near you without always being in your lap? Meet Mildred, a loving senior lady with a heart full of purrs and personality. Mildred is the definition of sweet and gentle. She’s a calm presence around the house, content to lounge nearby and keep you company until she gets a burst of energy and zooms through the room like a kitten again! Her playful side comes out with wand toys and laser pointers, and just 15 minutes of playtime a couple of times a day keeps her perfectly happy. Though she’s typically quiet, Mildred will speak up when she’s hungry or craving attention, using her charming meows to get her point across. She’s not a fan of being picked up, but she’ll always be nearby, offering head boops, rubbing up against you, and soaking up pets, especially on her ears, chin, and around her face. She loves being brushed and will even roll onto her back for a little belly fluff session. Mildred is on a small pill every other day for suspected asthma, and she takes it easily when hidden in a bit of wet food or Churu. She’s also working on slimming down with a weight management kibble, something she’s very motivated to stick with thanks to her love of food. She’s a rockstar at the vet, calm in the car and perfectly fine in her carrier. If you’re looking for a quiet, affectionate best friend who wants nothing more than to be near you, Mildred is ready to bring her sweet, soothing presence into your home. Thank you for welcoming a senior cat into your family - an adoption fee of your choice is appreciated, vs. our standard adult cat adoption fee of $225.

DOB: Sept 23, 2021 (3.5 years old) Please note, this is a posting through the Courtesy Adoption Program. Please contact the current owner directly for more details. Their details are below. Mars is an adorable little man who loves to snuggle (but only when he's sleepy) when he's at his most awake, he loves playing with his cat toys, climbing up nigh, and play fighting with his sister, Toby. We are looking for a calm home for Mars and Toby to call home, preferably with no dogs and no kids. Mars has a history with urinary blockages, but with the right diet, he is a very happy and healthy guy. Mars and Toby are very sweet kitties who would be a lovely addition to any family looking to make their space two furry friends richer. Mars and Toby are currently living in Bolton. Mars & Toby (Toblerone) are bonded, so they must be adopted together. Mars & Toblerone are participating in our Courtesy Adoption Posting Program and is not the property of Toronto Cat Rescue. Toronto Cat Rescue does not accept responsibility for any pet placements that result from this service. If you need more info or would like to adopt please contact at juliamokoth@gmail.com at 905-587-0235 - Thank you!

DOB: Sept 23, 2021 (3.5 years old) Please note, this is a posting through the Courtesy Adoption Program. Please contact the current owner directly for more details. Their details are below. Toblerone (Toby) is the sweetest girl. She loves belly scratches, and playing with her brother Mars. She is a real sweetheart who typically keeps to herself. We are looking for a calm home for Toby and Mars to call home, preferably with no dogs and no kids. Toby's brother, Mars, has a history with urinary blockages, but with the right diet, he is a very happy and healthy guy. Toby and Mars and very sweet kitties who would be a lovely addition to any family looking to make their space two furry friends richer. Mars and Toby are currently living in Bolton. Toby (Toblerone) & Mars are bonded, so they must be adopted together. Toblerone & Mars are participating in our Courtesy Adoption Posting Program and is not the property of Toronto Cat Rescue. Toronto Cat Rescue does not accept responsibility for any pet placements that result from this service. If you need more info or would like to adopt please contact at juliamokoth@gmail.com at 905-587-0235 - Thank you!

DOB June 15, 2021 Blizzard is a very sweet boy looking for a patient and gentle family. He is shy and spends most of his time in his hiding spot, where he feels safest. Sudden movements and loud noises can scare him, so he does best in a calm, quiet environment. If you move slowly and gently, he’ll allow soft pets in his safe spot and will close his eyes or lean in just a little — small signs of trust that mean a lot for him. He isn’t ready for playtime or cuddles yet, but with patience and understanding, he could gradually learn to feel more at ease. He’s still in the very early stages of learning to trust people. Right now, his comfort zone is small — a quiet corner and a calm presence. He needs someone who doesn’t expect quick progress and who understands that fear like his takes a long time to fade. If you’re willing to give him a safe, stable home to just be, you’ll be giving a cat like him something truly rare: a second chance, on his own terms.

DOB: July 9, 2024 Hi, I’m Pheonix. I’m a curious and gentle boy who has a very special bond with my best friend, Crystal. We raised a family together, and now that our kittens have all gone to loving homes, we are ready to start our next chapter with a family of our own. You’ll often find Crystal and me curled up together on a soft chair or sitting in a sunny window, keeping each other company. We even rearrange our toys in the foster room each evening — it’s our quiet way of settling in for the night. I might be shy at first, but once I get to know you, I enjoy pets and even occasional belly rubs. I’ll happily reward you with purrs and will roll onto my side to show I’m comfortable with you. I’m looking for a calm, patient home where Crystal and I can continue building trust and love at our own pace. Crystal and I would love to be adopted together. We’re ready to become part of a gentle home where we can finally relax and feel safe.

Microchipped, DOB March 31, 2025 Alfredo is a kitten with the softest, sweetest temperament. He is gentle, calm, cuddly, and is happiest when curled up on his human. He and his brother Butter take turns claiming laps, or Alfredo will simply drape himself over his brother to reach his person. Like his brother, Alfredo has zero manners - he will climb counters, closets, shelves, and anything that looks interesting. He’s curious, adventurous, and incredibly affectionate. Both boys are also voracious eaters. Alfredo has been diagnosed with a grade IV heart murmur caused by a congenital defect; he will require daily medication that help slow its progression and reduce risks, and periodic heart check-ups (every 6 months). However, he is stable, playful, and full of energy, and he takes his meds easily when put in a capsule. He lives a normal, happy kitten life! Alfredo and his brother Butter are bonded; they groom each other, nap together, and are upset when separated, so they must be adopted together. Alfredo is a joyful goofball. He loves sprinting around the house and likes to get himself in various confusing trouble, such as getting stuck in the laundry drying rack. Thank you for giving two best friends a loving home together! Our adoption fee for a bonded pair is $175 per cat.