Tabby kittens & cats in Spruce Grove, Alberta

I’m looking for a quiet, loving home for my indoor cat. Her name is Lula, she is a 5 year old tabby. She is litter trained, very clean, and only eats dry kibble. She is an anxious and timid cat who prefers a calm environment and likes to stay indoors, although she’ll occasionally go out into a balcony. She is incredibly loving and friendly. She loves being petted and will happily come sit beside you whenever you’re relaxing. She’s not a fan of being picked up or held, she enjoys being close to her people. She also does very well when left home alone and is low maintenance. She only enjoys 1 type of cat food, and it’s dry kibble. I’m rehoming her because she has never adjusted to living with my toddler. Despite giving her over 2.5 years to adapt, she is very fearful around young children and will hiss when she feels scared. She would do best in a home without toddlers where she can finally feel safe. She does great with school aged children who respect boundaries.

Hi! I`m Taylor, and I`ve been with BARS for almost 3 years!! I came into care as a young feral mama to be, and had my babies the very next day!!! Since coming into care I`ve learned that there are humans that can be trusted, and the best humans for me are those that will let me be me, and let me do things at my own pace. Some days I like being petted, and will sleep at my foster humans` feet most nights. Other days I`m more skittish and am happier on my own. I can still spook easily, and I don`t know if I`ll ever be a lap cat ( although it looks like it could be nice if I get brave enough). I`m used to being around other cats, and get on great with my doggy foster brother too! I love to play when I think no one is watching me, and I love bird and gopher watching from the cat tree too!

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Dasher came to BARS in October 2024 from a property over populated with cats. He was three months old and not used to living inside. He was very scared of people and would hide wherever he could. It took him several months, but finally turned around and would allow people to pet him and pick him up. Dasher has come a long way since he was rescued and will even lay on his foster mom`s lap and ask for pets. Dasher actually prefers the company of dogs over people and is quite affectionate towards them. His foster home had two large dogs that he was quite fond of. There is just one now - he likes to lay on the dog bed, hoping Buddy will come lay beside him. Dasher is used to other cats in the house and is very curious anytime a new foster dog or cat is introduced into the home. He will take some time to adjust to a new home, but he is worth your patience and time. If you have a cat friendly dog that needs a friend, Dasher is your guy.