Tabby kittens & cats in Bowmanville, Ontario

Fred is my precious boy who I rescued from a friend of the original owner that left the country and abandoned him. I was told he’s half tabby and half bengal but I suspect he’s full tabby.WHO IS FRED?He is such a sweet boy who follows me into every room I go to and sleeps with me every night. He’s playful, chatty, VERY friendly, loves pets, and is full of energy (he loves to run and hunt). All of my friends and family fell in love with him immediately. He also loves to watch birds through the windows and on TV. He’s 4.5 years old. He also loves to burrow into any jackets or blankets you have lying around.Please note that he suckles and kneads on blankets (sin biscuits). I also measure his kibble and only feed him weight management food as he is a bit overweight. I do not recommend free-feeding him! He also chokes on cat hair sometimes as he has a lot of it!WHY ARE YOU REHOMING HIM?It breaks my heart to part with him but I’ve tried to make him get along with my resident cat to no avail.

Approx. 13 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. Jude is a black and white tabby. He is a very friendly cat and requires a lot of human attention. He likes to cuddle, and likes to have people around as much as possible. We are willing to provide a year's supply of food and litter to help Jude's new owners. Jude is 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 Russ at 647-222-2891 - Thank you!

4 year old, adopted when he was 6 weeks old, re-homing due to small kids that are not yet good with him and potential allergies + busy schedules

Cassandra is a lovely grey tabby who was living outside in Northern Ontario with various other relatives, until one day she walked into someone's enclosed porch and made friends. After a long day of travel, she arrived at an AbbeyCats foster home incredibly scared. However, after a couple of days of decompression, Cassandra has opened up and showed us how much she likes to be inside with people's attention. Cassandra loves to lie on the window sill and watch the bug, birds, and plants. While she is still scared of other noises, she doesn't hide anymore when we walk into her room. She greets us with a meow and begins to purr, rubbing up on our legs and asking for pets. She also loves to be brushed! Cassandra would likely do best in a quiet and calm home with adults and perhaps older teens who will give her the time to feel safe and secure. They will be rewarded by her sweet eyes and enthusiastic purrs. DOB: November 15, 2024