Toronto Cat Rescue
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06/23/2026
Paws what you're doing, because this news is absolutely claw-some! 🐾🎉 Drop a 😻 to celebrate!
Huge news for animal welfare in Ontario! The government has finalized a new regulation under the PAWS Act to ban medically unnecessary cosmetic procedures.
The Facts:
🗓️ Effective Date: January 1, 2027.
🐱 For Cats: Total ban on declawing.
🐶 For Dogs: Ban on ear cropping & devocalization.
At Toronto Cat Rescue, our foster network routinely cares for cats left with chronic pain from declawing. This law protects future generations and keeps cats out of the rescue ecosystem.
Violators face strict penalties—up to $75k for individuals and $250k for repeat corporate offences. Thank you to everyone who took part in the public registry consultations!
🔗 Learn more on how to support our foster cats on torontocatrescue.ca/foster
Meet Juniper Beans!
Juniper Beans isn’t the kind of cat who will run up to every stranger she meets.
She’s the kind of cat who watches quietly from a cozy spot, takes her time deciding if she can trust you, and then slowly lets you into her world.
And when she does? It’s pretty special.
This sweet girl loves wand toys, zoomies, and Catit tube treats. She’ll happily keep you company, curl up nearby, and remind you that the best relationships are built with patience.
Juniper is looking for a calm, quiet home where she can be your one and only pet. No young kids, no other cats-just a peaceful place where she can finally relax and be herself.
If you’ve ever had a shy cat choose you as their person, you know exactly how rewarding that bond can be.
Could Juniper Beans be waiting for you? ADOPT JUNIPER BEANS!
https://www.adoptapet.com/pet/48305405-toronto-ontario-cat
06/11/2026
If you’re planning to spend most of the summer in the city, fostering could be one of the most meaningful things you do this year.
You don’t need to be an expert. You don’t need years of experience. You simply need a safe space, some time, and a willingness to help.
Because when a foster home says “yes,” a rescue becomes possible.
A frightened senior cat gets a second chance. A mom can raise her babies safely. A tiny kitten gets the opportunity to grow strong enough for adoption. And a cat with nowhere else to go gets a chance to feel safe.��Our foster homes are the cornerstone of everything we do. Without them, we cannot rescue cats in need.
If you want to help us prepare for kitten season, visit torontocatrescue.ca/foster to apply to foster!
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4229C Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON
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