Annex Cat Rescue

🏠 Thinking about adopting a cat?

Our cats and kittens are looking for their furever homes! 🧡 Check the link in our bio to meet our adoptable cats.

Bringing home a new feline friend is exciting, but a little preparation can help make the transition smoother for both you and your cat.

Before adoption, consider having:
🐾 A safe and quiet space
🍽️ Food and water bowls
🚽 A litter box
🪵 A scratching post
🎾 Toys and enrichment
🧡 Plenty of patience and love

Every cat adjusts at their own pace. Creating a comfortable environment can help them feel safe, secure, and at home.

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Meet Fluffy! At around one year old, she is still very much a kitten at heart: playful, curious, clever and just a little mischievous. This smart girl once figured out how to unlatch the bars on her cage! She loves chasing her red ball, exploring her surroundings and curling up in her cozy cat bed after a busy day of adventures.

One or two adults and one or two gentle, non-dominant cats would be an ideal situation for her. Because of her timid nature, Fluffy is looking for adopters who understand sensitive cats and are willing to let her settle in at her own pace. For more info: annexcatrescue.ca/adopt/adoptable-cats

Rodney is a gentle, sweet boy with soft purrs, little chirps, and a big heart.

Once he trusts you, he loves neck scratches, treats, brushing sessions, and window watching. Rodney enjoys calm days, playful nights with spring toys, and the comforts of indoor life.

He’s looking for a peaceful, patient home where he can continue to blossom. Rodney has arthritis that’s managed with simple ongoing care and has had most of his teeth removed, but it doesn’t slow him down one bit.

🐾 May is Food Allergy Awareness Month!

Some human foods can be dangerous — and even toxic — for cats. While it may be tempting to share snacks with our feline friends, certain foods can seriously harm their health.

🚫 Foods cats should avoid:
• Chocolate
• Onions & garlic
• Grapes & raisins
• Caffeine
• Xylitol (found in gum/candy)
• Alcohol
• Raw dough

If your cat accidentally eats something toxic, contact your veterinarian immediately.

Let’s keep our furry friends safe, healthy, and happy ❤️

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