Many more cats are available for adoption - please contact Animal Aide at (519) 633-3788 or email us for more information about any of our cats - we'll get back to you just as soon as we can! Updated July 8, 2007 Abigail Abigail - Few cats can cause the kind of reaction that Abigail has at Animal Aide! This beautiful, frightened little girl was trapped near Norwich raising five kittens on her own. Abigail's kittens are currently in a foster home for socializing. Abigail has a tale to tell and is waiting for the right person to be able to hear it. She is tabby and white and has the most endearing personality of any feral cat this volunteer has ever met and I could not stop reaching into her cage to pet her the day I met her! Abigail entered our doors on April 13, 2007, at the age of 2 years. She is extremely small and will likely stay that way. Growing up on the streets and then raising her own young there, she is very slender. Abigail has not shown any signs of aggression. She lays with her front legs sprawled out in front of her, belying the fact the she is quite scared. She watches everything you do when you are around her and looks for every opportunity to escape. Please don't bypass this cat for you won't soon find another with such a bewitching personality. Abigail can be seen by calling 519-633-3788, sending an email, or visiting her in person at Animal Aide, 333 Talbot St, St. Thomas. Let Abigail put you under her spell! Alex Alex - Are you in the market for a handsome tabby and white male cat? If so, then you have come to the right place. Animal Aide currently has Alex, an exciting, loveable boy who enjoys all the comforts of life. He is grateful when attention is given and balks when it is taken away. Alex thinks love is a 24/7 thing! If you are looking for a pet that wants to be your constant companion, please come see Alex. Alex can be seen at Animal Aide, 519-633-3788, 333 Talbot St, St. Thomas, or by sending an email. A great opportunity is knocking - will you answer it? Aspen Aspen - I've said it before; not everyone likes cats. I don't know why. Aspen is a perfect example. She came to us literally through the front door. We either took her in or her people would leave her on the busy street. Aspen is approximately 1 year old and remarkably sweet and friendly. She is a beautifully marked, dark grey tabby with medium length fur. She is a little on the thin side but we'll take care of that. Aspen does not seem to appreciate the company of other cats right now but the shelter can be a bit overwhelming for some until they get settled. At this point, we recommend that Aspen have a home where she is the only pet. Visit Aspen at 333 Talbot St., St. Thomas, call 519-633-3788 for more info or send us an email. ASPEN IS NOT THAT FAR AWAY Augusta This adorable girl is Augusta. Augusta became part of our family on April 17, 2007, at the age of 9 months. This sweet brown tabby arrived with Upper Respiratory from being outside, but this amazing girl loves attention and has no problem asking for it! She is quite petite and was likely quite hungry living outside where she was found trying to catch birds for lunch! When Augusta gets over her cold, she will be spayed and ready for a home of her own. Please stop by to visit at Animal Aide, 333 Talbot St, St. Thomas, send an email, or call us at 519-633-3788. Remember, love only happens once and this girl has lots to share! Blackie Blackie has only been with us at Animal Aide since June 22, 2007. Blackie is estimated to be about 2 years old but looks older. He has been on the streets for a long time. Blackie is very frightened, wary and defensive. Who can blame him? Life is tough on the streets, especially for a black cat. We are hoping that we can overcome his fears and build some trust between us. It has worked before and we are hopeful that it will work for Blackie. Come and check out Blackie's progress at 333 Talbot St., St. Thomas, 519-633-3788, or email us. COULD YOU WALK A MILE IN HIS PAWS? Boris Boris arrived at Animal Aide on June 7, 2007, at the age of 4 years. Boris is a friendly black and white cat who was caught trespassing in a nearby neighbourhood. Boris does not appear to be fond of other cats, but this is common among cats that have been on the streets for a while. Other cats are competition for food and shelter. Some cats get over this once they no longer have to fend for themselves. Boris has only been here for a few days so we will have to see if he is one who can get past this competitive feeling. Boris has likely been out there for a while and is well on his way to be very loving. If you are in the market for an independent companion who will not always need your constant attention, but will enjoy those long nights together, come meet Boris at Animal Aide - 333 Talbot St, St. Thomas, 519-633-3788, or email us. Bridget Bridget was rescued from a life on the streets when she was discovered raising eight kittens with another mother on June 15, 2007. We are unsure which kittens belonged with which mother, but both mothers and kittens are all healthy and available for adoption. Bridget is very petite and had to be shaved with the 'poodle cut' due to being heavily matted. She needs to be fattened up but we will certainly take care of that. Bridget is a little shy, but enjoys being held as long as you move slowly. She is an extremely adorable tabby and white medium-haired cat about 2 years old. If you would like to share the experience of watching her fur grow back in a loving environment, please stop by to visit this tiny girl at 333 Talbot St, St. Thomas, 519-633-3788, or email us. The streets are no place for this little angel. Bubbles Bubbles became part of the Animal Aide family on June 27, 2007, at the tender age of ten months. She is a diluted calico who was found wandering the streets with no where to go. Bubbles is a perfect name for her because she has a very bubbly purrsonality. She loves attention and has no qualms about asking for it, as you can see by this photo. It was impossible to get a picture without her talking to me! Bubbles is tiny and very pretty. She enjoys being held and cuddled and fits very nicely in your arms. If you would like to meet Bubbles, she looks forward to seeing you at Animal Aide, 333 Talbot St, St. Thomas, 519-633-3788 or send us an email inquiry. Come have a chat with Bubbles! Charity Charity is a spayed female about 1 to 2 years old. This pretty dark tabby was rescued from the city shelter on July 13, 2006. Because of the number of cats being abandoned she had to wait at the shelter since June 28th. She is a little stressed from all the activity, but we are sure she will relax very quickly. She did very well at the vet and didn't mind being picked up. Come and visit her and let her know that there are trustworthy people who will give her a safe home forever. She says that she does not ever want to end up at the city pound again! For more information or to meet Charity, please contact Animal Aide at (519) 633-3788, 333 Talbot St., St. Thomas or email us. Chuckie Chuckie - This adorable cat came to Animal Aide on June 4, 2007, at the age of 1 year. We were surprised to find that this stray from the pound was already neutered. This means that he was in a home at some point. We don't know why Chuckie finds himself here, but we do know that he is anxious to find another home. Chuckie is very sweet and loves to be petted and groomed. He is a striking orange tabby with eyes that glow. If you would like to meet Chuckie, please visit Animal Aide at 333 Talbot St, St. Thomas, 519-633-3788 or send us an email. Life is too short to spend it homeless. « back to Adopt a pet             more cats »