Tabby kittens & cats in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

*I’M PART OF A BONDED PAIRWe’ve had Frankie since he was 12 weeks old, and he is now 9. He’s a grey tabby that is very affectionate, loves attention, and will happily cuddle whenever he can. He is great with children and very comfortable around strangers. While he can be playful with toys or our other cat, he is mostly relaxed and enjoys lounging near his people. We have a fairly quiet home, though he also enjoys when guests are over.Frankie has been an indoor cat his whole life, which is why his vaccinations are not currently up to date; however, he has been healthy. He is used to not sleeping in bedrooms and is comfortable at night outside of sleeping spaces.When Frankie was two, we adopted a kitten to keep him company. They have a strong bond and spend their time together, so we are hoping to rehome them together and continue to receive the care they deserve.We will include supplies to help with the transition (an automatic dual feeder, water dispenser, and accessories.)

*I’M PART OF A BONDED PAIRWe’ve had Ginger since she was 8 weeks old, and she is now 7. Due to family allergies, we must rehome her. She’s an orange tabby who is more reserved and prefers to stay close by rather than be the center of attention. She can be shy around strangers but is very gentle and sweet once she feels safe. Ginger is great with children and has lived in a calm, loving home her whole life. She is mostly relaxed, though she can be playful with our other cat.She has been an indoor cat her whole life, which is why her vaccinations are not currently up to date; however, she has been healthy aside from being slightly overweight. She is used to not sleeping in bedrooms and is comfortable at night outside of sleeping spaces.She has lived her whole life with our other cat, and they share a strong bond, so we are hoping to rehome them together.Supplies (automatic feeder, water dispenser, and accessories) will be included.

I got Oliver when he was just a kitten. He is 8.5 years old, He has always been an independent cat. He likes sticking to himself. He would take some time to get used to someone new if he found a new home. He might be extremely shy when rehomed for a while till he gets used to someone. But he is affectionate when he wants cuddles. Can be very chatty. We’re needing to rehome him soon due to moving.

I got Milo about a year and a half ago. I love this cat with all my heart. He is best friends with his dog brother and loves to go to friends' houses with me to play with their cats. He is very tolerant of kids and has never shown any aggression towards people or other animals. I unexpectedly have to move provinces and am unable to take him with me. Milo would thrive in a home with a very cuddly human, another pet to play with, or even a family with kids who want a playful cat.

*I’M PART OF A BONDED PAIRWe’ve had Frankie since he was 12 weeks old, and he is now 9. He’s a grey tabby that is very affectionate, loves attention, and will happily cuddle whenever he can. He is great with children and very comfortable around strangers. While he can be playful with toys or our other cat, he is mostly relaxed and enjoys lounging near his people. We have a fairly quiet home, though he also enjoys when guests are over.Frankie has been an indoor cat his whole life, which is why his vaccinations are not currently up to date; however, he has been healthy. He is used to not sleeping in bedrooms and is comfortable at night outside of sleeping spaces.When Frankie was two, we adopted a kitten to keep him company. They have a strong bond and spend their time together, so we are hoping to rehome them together and continue to receive the care they deserve.We will include supplies to help with the transition (an automatic dual feeder, water dispenser, and accessories.)

*I’M PART OF A BONDED PAIRWe’ve had Ginger since she was 8 weeks old, and she is now 7. Due to family allergies, we must rehome her. She’s an orange tabby who is more reserved and prefers to stay close by rather than be the center of attention. She can be shy around strangers but is very gentle and sweet once she feels safe. Ginger is great with children and has lived in a calm, loving home her whole life. She is mostly relaxed, though she can be playful with our other cat.She has been an indoor cat her whole life, which is why her vaccinations are not currently up to date; however, she has been healthy aside from being slightly overweight. She is used to not sleeping in bedrooms and is comfortable at night outside of sleeping spaces.She has lived her whole life with our other cat, and they share a strong bond, so we are hoping to rehome them together.Supplies (automatic feeder, water dispenser, and accessories) will be included.

I got Milo about a year and a half ago. I love this cat with all my heart. He is best friends with his dog brother and loves to go to friends' houses with me to play with their cats. He is very tolerant of kids and has never shown any aggression towards people or other animals. I unexpectedly have to move provinces and am unable to take him with me. Milo would thrive in a home with a very cuddly human, another pet to play with, or even a family with kids who want a playful cat.

I got Oliver when he was just a kitten. He is 8.5 years old, He has always been an independent cat. He likes sticking to himself. He would take some time to get used to someone new if he found a new home. He might be extremely shy when rehomed for a while till he gets used to someone. But he is affectionate when he wants cuddles. Can be very chatty. We’re needing to rehome him soon due to moving.

Originally a stray, approx. 2 years old. Extremely cuddly cat and ideally she needs a home where she can have more 1 on 1 time with an owner. Very active and playful would be ideal for children or people that want a companion pet. She plays rough and if put in another cat household the cats would need to be able to handle her.

He’s a lovely, kind, gentle, friendly & playful cat. He adjusted to our busy very quickly, including to our dog. They play together & get a long great. He loves to snuggle & has the best purr. He’d thrive somewhere he had an opportunity to be outdoors. Requires a prescription food to avoid bladder stones. Otherwise, no health issues.

Sex: FemaleBreed: Domestic Short Hair* If Other, please specify :Colour/Pattern : BlackDate of Birth (if known): March 25, 2024Approximate date able to be adopted, if known (example: if kitten is under 8 weeks or waiting on medical treatment):My Foster Likes (a few words or one sentence) : TikTok likes being in the middle of whatever is going on!My Foster Dislikes (a few words or one sentence): She is not a big fan of being held right now. She is too busy playing and being a busy body!My Foster`s Ideal Home Would Have (a few words or one sentence): Her ideal home would have wide open spaces to run, lots of toys and possibly a cat wheel to run on..Good with cats?: NoGood with dogs?: YesGood with children?: NoWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: UnsureTemperament: Mix of needy and independentIdeal type of household?: High activity, Medium activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: ImmediatelyFoster cat`s bio for their adoption profile: TikTok is a sassy little feline who is always in the middle of all the action. She has been in SCAT`s care since August 2024. She came off the streets with a significant eye injury that took time to heal. This stunning black beauty is full of personality, energy, and charm. She has come a long way in foster care and continues to make progress every day!TikTok is playful, curious, and hilariously entertaining. Whether she is stealing dryer balls from the dryer, bird-watching from the window, or “helping” with chores, she brings joy (and a little chaos) to every corner of the house. She’s super smart and loves being around people—but only on her terms. TikTok enjoys closeness, but not cuddles unless she initiates. She currently does not like to be picked up or held, so she needs a family that respects her boundaries.While she has a sweet side (yes, she’ll sometimes become a lap cat!), TikTok is still working on some behavioural quirks like play-biting and foot attacks—usually when she feels ignored or overstimulated. She would thrive in a quiet but busy home with no other cats and no small dogs. Larger dogs could be okay if they’re very patient and gentle and will accept her as their new boss!TikTok is best suited for an experienced cat household or a family who will give her the space, structure, and love she needs to fully embrace the luxury of b