Tabby kittens & cats in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

*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’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.)

This sweet girl is looking for her next person ❤️ I’m looking for a wonderful new home for my 10-year-old female tabby. She is spayed, healthy and up to date on her vaccinations. She’s an incredibly gentle girl who still has a playful side and loves being comfortable with her people. She does very well with dogs, but she would be happiest as the only cat in the household. She has been very loved, and rehoming her isn’t a decision I’ve made lightly. I’m not in a rush — what matters to me is finding the right person or family who will give her a safe, stable and loving home for the years ahead. 📍 Saskatoon If you think she might be a good fit for you, please send me a message and tell me a little about yourself, your home and any pets you have. I’m happy to answer questions and arrange a visit.

*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’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.)

This sweet girl is looking for her next person ❤️ I’m looking for a wonderful new home for my 10-year-old female tabby. She is spayed, healthy and up to date on her vaccinations. She’s an incredibly gentle girl who still has a playful side and loves being comfortable with her people. She does very well with dogs, but she would be happiest as the only cat in the household. She has been very loved, and rehoming her isn’t a decision I’ve made lightly. I’m not in a rush — what matters to me is finding the right person or family who will give her a safe, stable and loving home for the years ahead. 📍 Saskatoon If you think she might be a good fit for you, please send me a message and tell me a little about yourself, your home and any pets you have. I’m happy to answer questions and arrange a visit.

Tinsel was found as a kitten in a barn 6 winters ago. Her journey to the barn in freezing temperatures left her with frostbite on the tips of her ears and tail. She has been indoors all her life. Very chill cat that loves to cuddle. She can be chatty when hungry but her voice is very quiet/raspy. She’s a very sweet and well behaved girl. I’ve offered to temporarily foster her for the original owners because one of them developed allergies recently and they couldn’t keep her.

Sex: MaleBreed: Domestic Short Hair* If Other, please specify :Colour/Pattern : Brown ticked tabbyDate of Birth (if known):If not able to be adopted immediately, when can they be adopted (example: if kitten is under 8 weeks or waiting on medical treatment):My Foster Likes (a few words or one sentence) :My Foster Dislikes (a few words or one sentence):My Foster`s Ideal Home Would Have (a few words or one sentence):Good with cats?: Unknown but should be fineGood with dogs?: Unknown but should be fineGood with children?: Yes, but only older/quietWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: UnsureTemperament: Mix of needy and independentIdeal type of household?: Low activity, Medium activity, High activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: A few daysFoster cat`s bio for their adoption profile: Hunnter came into SCAT’s care beat up and injured after having been a stray for at least 1.5 years. He is an excellent shepherd of humans, preferring that everyone in the home be in approximately the same location so he can monitor properly, and he has turned into quite a lap cat! He does not understand that humans possess something called “personal space,” but he is quite insistent that his own space be respected: he will happily snuggle all evening and all night long, but he does get nippy if people pet him more than he wants. He is quite social and will come out and visit with even large groups of people as long as folks sit down, and he is very well behaved at the vet.Hunnter is moderately active and enjoys multiple play sessions daily. His favourite interactive toys are wand toys with furry attachments like mice. He loves strings and balls (especially if they make noise). He is a huge catnip fan, and he has become very good at scratching on his scratching posts, especially if they are occasionally “seasoned” with some of the ‘nip.Hunnter has food sensitivities that make him itchy, which makes him scratch and pluck his fur, so he needs to eat a specific food. He was also diagnosed with fatty liver in spring 2026, but he has recovered wonderfully. Luckily, Hunnter enjoys his kibble, and he has no problems taking it with water to make sure he gets good fluid intake. It is important that he eat only his own food and not get any other foods that might be left unattended. Because of this, and because he nips when he’s overstimulated or done with petting, he would do best in a home without young children. (Hunnter does not beg for food at the dinner table, and he is not a counter surfer, but he views snacks on the couch as fair game.)Hunnter is a fun and quirky companion. Here are a few of his “special somethings.”• He likes to play with doors and may accidentally lock himself in a room if a door is left partway open and not all the way open or shut.• He likes his nose and head stroked but is not as big on having his ears scratched, maybe because they used to be so itchy and people kept messing with them. Do not attempt the belly: it is off limits!• He enjoys being under blankets – in bed sometimes, but also just in general – and he likes a gap left so he can observe the world and get some fresh air in there.Any special needs or traits the adopter should know about? (we may add this to the bio): Just a note: Hunnter already has a listing, but I want to update his bio. I`ll also send along a few new photos.

Sex: FemaleBreed: Domestic Short Hair* If Other, please specify :Colour/Pattern : BlackDate of Birth (if known):If not able to be adopted immediately, when can they be adopted (example: if kitten is under 8 weeks or waiting on medical treatment):My Foster Likes (a few words or one sentence) : Taking care of her kittens, getting pets, cuddles, being brushed.My Foster Dislikes (a few words or one sentence): Not having a home of her own.My Foster`s Ideal Home Would Have (a few words or one sentence): Love and care.Good with cats?: YesGood with dogs?: Unknown but should be fineGood with children?: YesWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: YesTemperament: IndependentIdeal type of household?: Low activity, Medium activity, High activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: ImmediatelyFoster cat`s bio for their adoption profile: Ivee has been the best mom. She takes such good care of her kittens.Ivee welcomed little orphan Norbert immediately and cared for him right away.She is sweet, gentle, and quiet.She would be a wonderful companion and is so looking forward to finding her very own forever home.