Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Chemainus, British Columbia

We would like to introduce you to another wonderful cat available for adoption - Sniffy (or Spiffy, as her foster moms like to call her!). Sniffy came into our care in early December 2025 when her caretaker had to move. Sniffy is about 10 years old and had lived with her person for seven years, so we were concerned that she might not easily adjust to a new person or to living indoors. What we have seen is that Spiffy LOVES indoor life and LOVES being pampered. All she wants is a LAP! Here's the description provided by her foster mom: "Spiffy is an elegant and easygoing lady. Her favourite activity is finding a lap to sit on. She loves being groomed. She will sometimes retreat to her bed, just to observe what is going on around her, particularly when she wants to spend some time watching the activity outside of her window". Spiffy has been examined by our veterinarian, and had her vaccines updated (FVRCP and rabies). Spiffy is spayed, has been treated for fleas and parasites, and tested for FIV / FeLV (negative results). She is still a rather shy girl, so we will be looking for a calm and quiet placement for Spiffy. We are happy to place her as foster-to-adopt to allow her adopter to have time and support as Spiffy settles into her new home. If you might like to learn more about this angel of a cat, or set up an appointment to meet her, please reach out to us - info@catsofsaltspring.com / 236-508-2287

Kaiser and his mom, Queenie, are a bonded pair who are looking for a home together. They are both young cats who had a difficult start to life and would love to find the perfect home where they can thrive. Queenie was rescued from a hoarding situation when she was heavily pregnant. Soon after, she gave birth to a litter of kittens, which included Kaiser. Queenie was a wonderful mom and many of her kittens were adopted quickly, however, at only 10 weeks of age Kaiser was diagnosed with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP.) Fortunately, Kaiser not only survived FIP, but he has beaten it and is a very happy, healthy boy now. Since Queenie and Kaiser have been through so much together, they really love each other and are very bonded. It will be important for them to go to a home where they can stay together. Kaiser was born in July 2024, so at the time of posting this bio he is 9 months old. He's got a gorgeous, fluffy, brown tabby coat and a sweet personality to go with it. It can take Kaiser a little bit of time to get used to new people but once he knows you he's quite interactive. He can be chatty sometimes but he's not loud, and he has a wonderful purr. Kaiser likes to play, but since he's no longer a small kitten he isn't a high-energy cat. He does enjoy climbing and being high up on his scratch post. He's not much of a lap cat, but likes to be involved with what's going on and likes to be near you. Queenie is a young adult and is estimated to be about 21 months old at the time of posting (estimated birthday in the summer of 2023.) She has a sleek black coat on a petite frame. Like Kaiser, Queenie is interactive and likes to know what's going on around her but she's more reserved than Kaiser is. She wasn't treated very well during her first year of life, so it takes her a little while to get used to new people. Once she knows you, she will rub up against your legs and purr. Queenie does not like to be picked up and is nervous of having her head touched, but she enjoys back rubs and butt pets. Kaiser helps Queenie come out of her shell; they're a good team. Since both of these kitties came from a home full of other cats, they get along well with others. They are used to other young cats of both genders, and get along as long as the other cats are nice to them. They're both playful and Queenie is a wonderful hunter if you have a feather toy on a stick for her to pounce on. Both kitties are young and playful. Neither of these cats will do well in a home with dogs or with children. They need an adult-only home. They are comfortable with other cats but since Queenie came from an environment where she had to compete for food, she does hoover her food quickly and has taught this trait to Kaiser. Therefore, they need to be in a home where they are meal fed. If they are allowed to free fee, they will become obese very quickly. Queenie does not do well in confined spaces (especially carriers) so she will not be a good cat for someone who wishes to travel with their pet. Putting her in a carrier is very traumatic for Queenie. Therefore, this pair will only be available for adoption within the Victoria area (close to where they are currently fostered). If you're interested in this lovely pair, please visit our website at https://victoriapets.ca/adoption-process/ for information regarding our adoption process and for a copy of our online adoption application.

This pretty girl with the white toes is Chenille. She and her siblings were rescued from a hoarding situation when they were fairly young. Although most of Chenille's siblings were adopted as youngsters, Chenille was diagnosed with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) so has had to say in our care until now. Fortunately, Chenille not only survived FIP, but she has beaten it and is very healthy now. Although Chenille was shy as a kitten, she has really blossomed into a fun adult! She's just over a year old and she's spunky, playful, and affectionate; the perfect trifecta! When Chenille is in a playful mood, she'll either be engaged with a toy, or she's racing from one end of the house to the other at full tilt. However, once it's time to settle down, Chenille is very affectionate and loves her people. She isn't comfortable with children, but she really likes to snuggle with calm adults. She'll rub her head all over their hands and will push the other cats out of the way to hog all of the attention. She can actually be a bit 'smacky' if other cats get too close to her during her 'human cuddle time.' Chenille has always lived with lots of other cats and has gotten along with them well. However, as she's come into her own, she's a bit more selective about the cats that she'll spend time with. She is not looking for a cat friend who will snuggle with her, but she enjoys having another cat to play with. A laid back male who gives Chenille her personal space but who also wants to run around with her when she's feeling hyper, would be ideal. It will be important that Chenille's feline friend isn't the dominant or jealous type when it comes to sharing human affection - that would be an immediate personality clash. Chenille is afraid of dogs so needs a dog-free home. Since Chenille has a very fluffy coat, she will need a family who is willing to groom her regularly to ensure that her fur doesn't get matted. It will be very prone to knots if not cared for properly. Chenille loves her food and will inhale any wet or dry food that's put in front of her. She's food motivated so using food and treats is a great way to bond with her. However, her calorie intake will need to be monitored to ensure her waistline doesn't get too big. She will need a home with someone who will provide regular, measured feedings; she will not be able to to free-fed. If you'd like to learn more about Chenille, please visit https://victoriapets.ca/adoption-process/ for more information about the adoption process and for a copy of our online adoption application.

Viewable in Shelter: No, in staff-only area.Meet Small Cat!If you've ever dreamed of living with a cloud that purrs, stretches dramatically, and believes he is the rightful owner of your home Mr. Small Cat is ready to accept your application. This magnificent, extra-floofy gentleman is a devoted one-cat show. He adores humans, but he prefers to be the only feline in his kingdom. Other cat? Absolutely NOT. But give him a quiet home, a soft bed, and a human who appreciates his luxurious coat, and he'll reward you with slow blinks, gentle head bumps, and the kind of companionship that feels like a privilege.***Thank you for your interest in adopting! Do you think you could be Small Cat's person? Apply today!TIP: To aid our team in making the best match possible, applicants are encouraged to write a little bit about themselves when prompted.https://spca.bc.ca/adoption/cat-pre-adoption-questionnaire/The Victoria Center is open for in-person adoption viewings Tuesday through Sunday, 12pm to 4pm. Kitten and puppy meet and greets are by application only. Some animals may not be viewable due to limited shelter space, medical and behavioral reasons, or other contributing factors. Note that we receive a high volume of adoption inquiries each day, and may not be able to follow-up with every applicant.  Primary Color: Black Secondary Color: White Weight: 6.47 Age: 5yrs 11mths 2wks