Tabby kittens & cats in Toronto, Ontario

DOB: Sept 2, 2023 Wayne is a playful, food-motivated guy with a big personality and an even bigger love for toys. Ping-pong balls, springs, anything he can bat across the floor — Wayne is all in. He’s curious, active, and always ready to turn everyday objects into a game. Wayne is currently on an exclusive urinary diet due to a history of urinary crystals, and he’s doing well on it. His future home will need to be committed to keeping him strictly on this diet to support his long-term health — thankfully, Wayne makes this easy, because he loves his food. He prefers to be the only cat in the home, as he doesn’t enjoy sharing his space with other cats. In the right environment, where he can be the centre of attention, Wayne truly shines. If you’re looking for an entertaining, toy-loving companion who will keep you smiling and happily supervise mealtimes, Wayne might just be your perfect match.

This handsome, orange guy is the other half of the Jimmy/Riff duo. Riff’s backstory is that both he and Jimmy were living outside of a colony in the north of Toronto and had been fed by a caring member of the public for their entire life. Their feeder was leaving Toronto and needed to be retrieved from their colony, as there was no replacement feeder for them to turn to.While Riff is shyer than his colony mate, Jimmy, he has made strides in becoming more social, especially around mealtime. During that time of day when his foster parent is preparing his meal and walking by him, he will give a cute little swat to his foster parent’s leg every time they walk by. Just before he eats and while he is eating, you can easily pet him and give him scratches. He enjoys lying on the blanket on the sofa and having naps. Riff also has a playful side; he likes to chase the other cats in his foster home, as well as play with his crinkle waffle toy. He will also approach you for pets if you sit on the floor to play with him or feed him treats.Riff`s litter box habits are excellent; he is fed twice a day to maintain a healthy weight. He is neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped. He is also FIV and feline leukemia negative. Additionally, he had a dental cleaning in November 2024.He gets along well with the other cats in his foster home, especially his colony mate Jimmy. His foster parent thinks that once he is in a home with just Jimmy and himself, and maybe another cat, he will come out of his shell more and become an even sweeter cat.

Grace and Frankie came to live with me, and my cat Quinn, last fall after spending their first few months of life outdoors in a cat colony. Over the last year, Grace & Frankie have grown from timid, shy and rambunctious kittens to confident, loving and playful indoor little ladies who enjoy spending time with me. Frankie is a smart huntress who has become my shadow, sending me love blinks from a safe distance out of petting range. I am convinced with time she will one day ask for pets; for now, she indulges a few nose boops and kisses a day. On some mornings I even wake to Frankie purring on my chest, as she knows my arms are safely tucked under my blanket. Frankie is obsessed with chewing paper; she is happy as long as she has a cardboard scratch pad to slowly bite apart and the occasional sacrificial notebook page. She also occasionally drowns her mouse toy in her water bowl in the dead of night—this is a new quirk. But her all-time favourite is any rope; I think I won Frankie over mainly because I animate strings to hunt. Grace and Frankie are still playful kittens but are now also well-mannered indoor cats. They enjoy spending most of their time entertaining each other—chasing, wrestling, or grooming each other in their cat tree basket. They are still itty bitty at 10 lbs each and manage to squeeze into the one basket! I believe it will take them a few more years to grow fully into their frames. Between bouts of play, Grace and Frankie are my constant companions along with my cat Quinn, always napping nearby. Grace and Frankie have good litter box habits, are spayed, and have all their shots. They are in good health, other than being advised by the vet to eat dental kibble to care for their gingivitis. Grace and Frankie require medication for transport as it makes them extremely nervous. I leave all my cat carriers out for napping/hiding spots in my home so the girls are now easy to put into their carriers. They are well behaved at the vet and have never had accidents when travelling to and from the vet. Grace and Frankie are amazing cats who I know will continue to flourish in a loving home.Grace and Frankie must be adopted together.Like all ACR cats, Frankie is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites.

Meet Momo — a certified love bug and professional couch companion!If you’re searching for a calm, affectionate cat to share quiet days and cozy nights, Momo is your guy.Momo is a 10-year-old male tabby who’s ready for his forever home. He prefers a peaceful environment and would do best as the only pet in an adults-only household. Regular routines help him feel secure and happy.Though his tattered ears hint at a rough past, this once-shy boy has truly blossomed. Today, Momo is an expert biscuit-maker, gentle head-bunter, and champion napper with a powerful purr motor.Quirks: Momo politely waits for the morning alarm before delicately patting your nose and chatting about breakfast. Such impeccable manners!Likes: Wand toys, scratching posts, catnip, puzzle feeders, back scratchers, and grooming brushes. The grooming brush, in particular, is a direct path to Momo’s heart—second only to a really good meal.Momo is FIV+. Cats with FIV can live a long and happy life. You can read more about FIV on our website here: https://annexcatrescue.ca/the-happy-truth-about-fiv-cats/Momo takes medication to help keep his bowels regular.Adopting Momo means gaining a devoted, affectionate companion who has so much love to give. He’s truly an awesome cat just waiting for the right home.