Scottish Fold kittens & cats in Mount Albert, Ontario

Angus is ready to fold himself into your family. Angus arrived with a clan of Scottish Fold cats who were surrendered when their owners found themselves overwhelmed when their intact male and female cats had two litters in a row. Unable to handle all the kittens, they reached out to EHS for help. Now in our care, we are focused on vetting these young’uns and ensuring they are adopted into loving homes. ABOUT ANGUS- In foster - Having trouble telling the Folds apart? Angus is the adorable buff male of the clan. - Angus loves pets, head bonks, and cuddles and will sit on our volunteers’ laps and purr away happily. His foster mom reports that he will even sleep quietly beside her. - This sweet lad has been described as “docile, affectionate and easy to handle” as well as “so chill.” - He is a playful boy who loves to play with wand toys and spring toys. Is he training for the Highland Games? - Angus has trouble grooming himself and will need an adopter who is committed to brushing him and giving him the occasional bath. The good news is that he enjoys being brushed and will even stretch out his limbs to ensure that our volunteers don’t miss any spots. Basically, he’s a loveable mess. - He can be chatty, often meowing while roaming around on his out time. If you listen closely, he might just tell you a wee tale. - Angus is showing early signs of mobility challenges. Potential adopters should be aware that the genetic mutation responsible for a Scottish Fold’s distinct ears also puts it at risk for joint and bone disease. Angus’s forever family will need to monitor his health, weight, and mobility, schedule regular veterinary check-ups, and prepare for future medical costs that will come over time. - Angus is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and is up to date on core vaccinations. ANGUS’S IDEAL HOME- Angus must be the only cat in the home. - He hasn’t yet met any children, but due to his friendly nature he should do well with all ages. - Angus’s compatibility with dogs is unknown. - We are only considering applications with a vet reference in the applicant’s name. As the old Scottish proverb goes, “what is for ye, will not pass ye by!” If you’ve been searching for the perfect furry companion, meeting Angus might just be fate. Apply to adopt him today!If you have any questions about Angus or the adoption process, please contact cats@etobicokehumanesociety.com

Nothing gloomy about this grey (and white) Skye! Skye is a Scottish Fold that arrived at EHS after being surrendered along with seven of her siblings (two litters) when their owner could no longer provide all the care that they required. We are hoping to see this bright and beautiful Scottish lass find a loving fur-ever home, just over the horizon!ABOUT SKYE - In foster - Skye is a chatty girl especially when she is wondering where her food is!- And speaking of food, her foster has noticed that Skye does not like to dine alone. She prefers company while she eats.- She has already mastered the disapproving stare in case you needed that in your life, but it may just be for appearances. Sweet Skye also has the cute look perfected as well!- This clever cat currently fills the role of “keeping everyone on task” in her foster home. She has a comfortable bed conveniently attached to the top of her foster’s desk where Skye can keep a close eye on everything. This is when her disapproving stare is useful—it’s like having your boss watch you work, so no temptation to slack off!- Skye doesn’t run around the same as a lot of kittens her age, but she enjoys playing with a wand toy from the comfort of her bed.- She doesn’t mind being pet, but doesn’t always love it. However, Skye cannot resist a good cheek scratch. She loves those!- Potential adopters should be aware that the genetic mutation responsible for a Scottish Fold`s distinct ears, also puts it at risk for joint and bone disease. Skye’s family will need to monitor her health, weight, and mobility, schedule regular veterinary check-ups, and prepare for future medical costs that will come over time.- Skye is already showing signs of limb and joint changes. Our vets think she has adjusted to these changes and is not in pain. - Skye will be spayed, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and is up to date on core vaccinations.SKYE’S IDEAL HOME- This breed is known for their calm, easy-going personality. They are usually friendly and sociable cats (Skye is no exception) that enjoy spending time with their people, so she would likely be happiest in a home where there is often someone around. - Skye has always lived with other cats so far, so she would probably appreciate a cat companion, but she would also be fine as a solo cat providing she is receiving enough attention from her human companions.- This gentle girl may need to be handled with a bit more care than most other cats, so she is not likely an ideal pet for a home with small children.- She has had no exposure to dogs, so we do not know how she would do with them for now.- We are only considering applications for Skye that include a vet reference in the applicant’s name.Might you be the silver lining that this beautiful Skye is waiting for? If so, apply to adopt her today!If you have any questions about Skye or the adoption process, please contact cats@etobicokehumanesociety.com