Kittens and cats in Martensville, Saskatchewan

Olga is a 1 year and 1 month old female black domestic shorthair that arrived at the shelter on March 31, 2020 and is currently available for adoption at the Saskatoon SPCA.Olga is dewormed, up to date with vaccinations and is $85.00 to adopt, with the adoption fee including all of the following:-Microchipping, which is the procedure with which a small scannable chip is inserted under the animal's skin, providing an additional form of identification-The spay/neuter surgery.-A complimentary veterinary health examination at the local participating clinic of their choice.-Age appropriate vaccinations up to the point of adoption.-Any medications required prior to adoption.If you would like to meet this cat, you can do so by visiting the Saskatoon SPCA at 5028 Clarence Avenue South in Grasswood, SK or call 306 374 7387. More information regarding the adoption process can be found at http://www.saskatoonspca.com/adopting/process and adoption applications can be placed online at http://www.saskatoonspca.com/felineprofile*Prices subject to change

My Foster Likes:: Cat trees, sunny windowsills, catnip, temptations treatsMy Foster Dislikes:: Late night chats, fully body pets, unsolicited affectionMy Foster's Ideal Home Would Have:: A quiet mostly consistent routineGood with cats?: ToleratesGood with dogs?: UnknownGood with children?: ToleratesWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: NoTemperament: IndependentIdeal type of household?: Low activity, Medium activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: A few weeksAny special needs or traits the adopter should know about?: Dina is anxious and require an owner with a patient and understanding heartFoster's bio for their adoption profile: Dina is seeking a home as unique as herself. She is a beautiful Siamese Calico Mix, with stunning icy blue eyes that make people stop and stare. However, we believe Dina was initially raised in a less than ideal environment, being found outside a house where the tenants had been evicted for illicit activities. While we can't be certain that was her home, she appeared when they vacated with a collar embedded in the skin of her neck and two kittens in tow. After being scooped up by a concerned citizen and brought to a SCAT affiliated vet clinic, Dina found herself safe in SCATs care. After finishing her mom duties Dina lived in several foster homes looking for just the right fit.We quickly found that Dina is a fairly anxious cat and is concerned that people and other animals will not respect her boundaries, combine those concerns with being Siamese and you have yourself a cat that is VERY vocal about her likes and dislikes around when she is willing to entertain affection. Her vocalizations can be intimidating but so long as her boundaries are respected, she's all "bark". As a result, we found that Dina's ideal home would be adult only (or with VERY gentle cat savvy children) with humans who are able to read and respect her body language and vocal cues regarding when she is accepting love and attention - ideally with no other pets (integration takes a long time and in all honestly, she only tolerates others who completely ignore here). In this type of environment, she is able to more fully relax and be her best self.Dina was adopted from SCAT previously and was well loved by her owners, unfortunately allergies became unmanageable, and she has had to come back into our care to try again to find her truly forever home. We know that Dina has a tall ask from her forever human/s, but we know that her perfect family is out there waiting to find her. Help Dina find her happily ever after by sharing her picture and write up with all the cat lovers you know (and regular people too we suppose you never know if they have cat loving friends!). You can see Dina currently (August 2nd) on Instagram at @feral2friendlySK (she is not feral but has her own space there) until she is adopted or an only cat foster home placement is found.

Sex: FemaleBreed: Domestic Short Hair* If Other, please specify :Colour/Pattern : CalicoDate of Birth (if known): March 21, 2023My Foster Likes (a few words or one sentence) : Cats, watching birds out the window, cats, ball toys and oh - cats!My Foster Dislikes (a few words or one sentence): People coming too quickly at herMy Foster's Ideal Home Would Have (a few words or one sentence): Time to decompress, furry friendsGood with cats?: YesGood with dogs?: UnknownGood with children?: Yes, but only older/quietWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: YesTemperament: IndependentIdeal type of household?: Low activity, Medium activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: A few weeksFoster cat's bio for their adoption profile: Time to meet Unicorn!Her name is a testament to her unique nature, a creature of mythic charm and quiet strength. Unicorn's superpowers are not of flight or fight, but welcoming to all cats! However, her interactions with humans are under careful scrutiny, as she prefers to trust her keen sight over the whispers of instinct. Yet, in the presence of her fellow felines, Unicorn's true spirit shines, her superpowers activated by their companionship.Unicorn is no ordinary cat; she seeks out others for play and camaraderie. Her voice, though seldom heard, rings clear when she desires attention or care. She speaks not with words but with a language of looks, chirps and gentle nudges, communicating her needs with an eloquence that transcends speech.The quest for a forever home is not one Unicorn deems mandatory, for her ability to adapt will allow her to adjust into her forever home. She could flourish in solitude, among humans but such an environment would demand extensive trust-building. Yet, given time and patience, Unicorn's guard would lower, revealing the reservoir of goodwill residing in her heart and soul.Unicorn's journey with humans is a process, albeit a brief one in our care. People may not be her default choice, but once she opens up, the radiance of her goodwill is undeniable. She is a testament to the resilience of trust and the boundless potential for connection that lies within us all.In every purr and playful leap, Unicorn embodies the spirit of hope-a beacon for those who seek companionship in the most unexpected of places.We've tried to capture the essence of Unicorn's unique spirit and her journey towards trust and companionship, hopefully it's enough to help her find her forever family ??Any special needs or traits the adopter should know about? (we may add this to the bio): Shy and a little timid, so understanding that extra time will be needed for her to settle in

UPDATED BIO:Sex: MaleBreed: Domestic Short Hair* If Other, please specify : BlackColour/Pattern : SolidDate of Birth (if known):My Foster Likes (a few words or one sentence) : Other kitties, sleeping, snacksMy Foster Dislikes (a few words or one sentence): Loud people, waiting for a forever homeMy Foster's Ideal Home Would Have (a few words or one sentence): Lots of toys, a feline friendGood with cats?: YesGood with dogs?: Unknown but should be fineGood with children?: Unknown but should be fineWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: YesTemperament: IndependentIdeal type of household?: Medium activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: A few monthsFoster cat's bio for their adoption profile: Meet Wombat! This shy, but beautiful, polite and friendly man is looking for the perfect home to call his own. Wombat has been shifted to many foster homes due to no fault of his own, as such, we really want to find his forever home where he can be stable and happy. Wombat is a shy little fella, but will accept pets and scratches on his terms. He absolutely loves chin scratches and even enjoys the occasional belly rub! All of his shyness is forgotten with food, and he enthusiastically rubs all over his foster's legs and purrs when dinner time approaches! He has a very patient and lovely personality, once he gets used to his human. Wombat gets along absolutely wonderfully with the resident cats, and would do very well in a home with some friends to play with. His best friend in his current foster home is the rowdy resident kitten. He also loves playing with his feather wand and with other toys in the house. Wombat doesn't meow, but makes the most adorable and funny trilling noise when he's curious - his fosters compare it to the sound a toy car makes. The perfect home for Wombat will be an adopter who is willing to continue to gently push his boundaries and not permit him to hide where he can't be reached (i.e. the couch). Wombat is a very clever explorer and will stay hidden if he can! When not hidden, he is fairly accepting of attention especially when food is involved. While we hope that Wombat will continue to open up and get more social with time, his potential adopter will have to understand that his shy nature might just be a part of his adorable personality! Apply to meet the wonderful Wombat now!Any special needs or traits the adopter should know about? (we may add this to the bio): He is very shy and scared of new people.

Sex: FemaleBreed: Domestic Medium Hair* If Other, please specify :Colour/Pattern : TortoiseDate of Birth (if known):My Foster Likes:: Sunshine, cat trees, toys, quietMy Foster Dislikes:: Loud spaces, her foster's cats, most dogsMy Foster's Ideal Home Would Have:: A quiet home without other pets to worry aboutGood with cats?: NoGood with dogs?: ToleratesGood with children?: ToleratesWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: NoTemperament: IndependentIdeal type of household?: Low activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: A few weeksAny special needs or traits the adopter should know about?: Gianna was very constipated when arriving into care, so she needs to be watched for that. She was on a special diet, but seems to be doing okay on purina one adult now. As stated above, she is shy, but a very sweet girl.Foster cat's bio for their adoption profile: I am a beautiful, approximately one year old spayed cat. I like playing with toys, sitting in the window and sun tanning, and eating. I am shy with other cats and tend to hide from them. I have been with my foster for 2 months and have not adapted to the cats here, so it would be best if I was an only cat. I tolerate my fosters dog, but don't like some of the other dogs that come over, so a quieter friendly dog would probably be okay. I really am a sweet girl, I just prefer quieter spaces and would love to be considered if you meet this description :).

Sex: FemaleBreed: Domestic Short Hair* If Other, please specify :Colour/Pattern : White with brown and cream tabbyDate of Birth (if known): November 28, 2022My Foster Likes (a few words or one sentence) : Independance, cuddles (on her own times)My Foster Dislikes (a few words or one sentence): Big dogsMy Foster's Ideal Home Would Have (a few words or one sentence): Someone who is home alot for her.Good with cats?: Unknown but should be fineGood with dogs?: UnknownGood with children?: Yes, but only older/quiet, Unknown but should be fineWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: UnsureTemperament: Mix of needy and independentIdeal type of household?: Low activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: A few weeksFoster cat's bio for their adoption profile: Meet Faelynn, a young feline with a heart as gentle as a breeze. Her sweet nature is immediately apparent, warming the hearts of everyone she encounters. Despite her youth, she carries a mellow spirit, often preferring quiet corners over bustling environments. Yet, don't mistake her shyness for aloofness. Faelynn is fiercely loyal, offering unwavering companionship to those she trusts. Her independence makes her low-maintenance, but she'll never turn down a gentle stroke or a kind word. Adopting Faelynn means welcoming a friend who will provide unconditional love and tranquility to your home. She is a very sweet cat and is looking for a slow paced family or human to call her family! Faelynn has recently been to the vet and they had diagnosed her with an enlarged heart. She is not taking any medication for it at the moment, but it is a condition that will have to be kept up with and frequent vet appointments.Any special needs or traits the adopter should know about? (we may add this to the bio):