Tabby kittens & cats in Simcoe, Ontario

Bella found her way into the garage of one of our volunteers at around 5 weeks old. She is a vocal gal who loves to yell for attention and snuggles. She's playful, enjoys chasing and wrestling with her foster kitty friends. She loves kisses and cuddles and sleeping in your arms and is always purring. She is FIV/FelV negative, flea treated and dewormed, up to date on her vaccines and will come with a voucher for her spay at 6 months, done in Woodstock at our vet. To facilitate the spay surgery, applications from locations within half an hour distance from Woodstock will be considered. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING! An adoption application can be found at www.oxfordcountyanimalrescue.com (click on Adopt, then Cats for Adoption, then scroll to the bottom of the page). We require 2 non-familial references (including contact numbers) as well as permission to speak with your vet. Please note that yearly vet visits are a requirement for all our adopted kitties. If this is not your past practice, your application will not move forward. You must be 21 years old to adopt. The adoption fee is $200. It may take up to 72 hours to approve your application. Please provide all requested information, including contact numbers, to help expedite the process. Repeated phone calls and emails will not move your application along. We are a volunteer, foster based rescue. We are not able to facilitate meet and greets before an application is received. You are not able to meet multiple kitties to see if one fits as the animals may be fostered in different locations. Please help us get the kitties to their forever homes by respecting these guidelines!

Two-Percent is a loving young cat with a heart of gold! He is a special boy as he is FIV positive. This means he cannot be in a home with other cats unless they are also FIV positive. He absolutely loves to cuddle up to you whenever and wherever! If you`re looking to be a single cat household then Two-Percent is the perfect cat for you!His complete medical includes his neuter, microchip, vaccinations, flea treatment, dewormer and FIV (positive)/Felv & HW (negative).

Mountaineer came into care for her spay and is now waiting for a barn to call her own! She is part of our Barn Buddy program as she is not a people person and is considered semi-feral. Working cats require 6-8 weeks to acclimatize to a new environment before they can be let outside. She is spayed, microchipped, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, and negative for FIV/Felv.

Whyatt and Whyoming and Whyber came into care together they play together and likes food a lot. They all like to climb and see who can get the highest. They are Whyatt and Whyoming are fixed, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, and needles up to date for there age. Whyber is a cryptorchid so he needs to wait a bit longer to get fixed. They need a home that can provide them with lots of toys and playtime