Calico kittens & cats in Spruce Grove, Alberta

Magda (Maggie) is a loving and playful girl who is almost 3 years old. She is still in search of her forever home, where she can be showered with love and care. Maggie was rescued from an outdoor colony and initially acted as a surrogate mom to other cats. However, she has now adjusted well to living indoors and enjoys watching birds from the window or catio. Maggie gets along well with other felines and loves her cat shelves. She is a lively girl who loves running and chasing toys. Although she may take a few hours or days to warm up to someone, she will shower her special person with all her heart ??, which is full of love and affection.

Birdie is the runt of her litter and is tiny but she makes up for that with spunk! She loves to play and makes pretty much anything a toy. Birdie is still getting use to be picked up or held but has started to really like a cuddle session. Birdie will be timid at first but will come out of her shell with some time and trust building.

A year ago today, this sweet girl came into our lives. The day she arrived, she was around 8 months old, very pregnant, and terrified. The very next day, she gave birth to 4 kittens - 1 was stillborn, 1 passed away the next day, and a third (RIP Troy) succumbed to a viral infection when he was 8 weeks old. Being part of a feral colony can mean that litters are compromised by inbreeding and lack of health care for these kitties compared to their more domesticated counterparts. Having a kitten die on your watch is heartbreaking. Her surviving kitten, Tux, is a handsome boy, and adored by his adoptive family. Taylor has come such a long way since those first days, where she shook, hissed and wanted no part of us. With time, lots of patience and taking things strictly at her pace, she now sleeps on our bed at night, normally tucked up by our feet, and hurries me along if I'm not getting her breakfast quickly enough (boops or nips depending on her mood). She adores our gingers, plays with any kittens we have, and seems to be enjoying just being a kitty as opposed to the life of constant litters and life in the wild that she would have had. Will she ever be a lap kitty? Probably not, but she'd make a great companion to someone willing to continue to let her grow at her own pace. Happy 1 year Anniversary of your new life Taylor, we're honoured to be part of your story ??😻🐈??