Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Humboldt, Saskatchewan

Sex: FemaleBreed: Domestic Medium HairColour/Pattern : TabbyDate of Birth (if known): 6/7/2021My Foster Likes:: Windows, breeze, being outside supervised, catnip, boxes, napsMy Foster Dislikes:: being over-stimulated, loud noises or sudden movements, the vet, nail clipping My Foster's Ideal Home Would Have:: Lots of attention and play time in a quiet home with not a lot of staris.Good with cats?: NoGood with dogs?: NoGood with children?: Yes, but only older, Yes, but must be quiet and understanding, ToleratesWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: NoTemperament: Mix of needy and independentIdeal type of household?: Low activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: A few monthsFoster cat's bio for their adoption profile: Chickpea is a loving girl who loves to go on her harness in the summer and watch the birds and the flowers move in the wind. She is also a very loyal companion, she enjoys spending time with her fosters while they cook and do laundry, she is their shadow. Unfortunately due to her mobility issues as a kitten she uses biting as her way of communication. She likes being held and loves to receive pets but when she is finished with attention she has a tendency to bite and be rough. Recently Chickpea had a foster sister in her home, she was very loving towards the kitten but when the kitten got big enough chickpea had a hard time getting away from the kitten and was frequently overpowered. She does not do well with older cats, she frequently visits the vet where they have resident cats and she gets very defensive and aggressive. Additionally she has to receive a higher dose of her Gabapenton on days when she visits the clinic so technicians and vets can handle her.Chickpea was born with club foot, As a result she has a lengthy medical history. She had an amputation in December of 2022 where they removed one of her back legs to give her more mobility. Although she is more mobile she still does not walk on all three paws. She has a lot of strength in her two front legs and drags her back leg. This has caused her to have a curvature in her back and tension in her lower back and gets laser treatments done once to twice a month at Orchard Veterinary clinic. In order for her to have pain management adopters must be prepared to continue her pain management routine. At her current vet clinic she gets chiropractic treatments which are around $70 and Laser which is $40 a treatment. Additionally Chickpea receives 3 medications a day which must be spaced out (AM/PM) and an additional medication once a week to relieve stiffness. Most medications are compounded through the University as she only takes liquid medications ( Fluoxetine, Gabapenton and Metacam). Chickpea requires carpeted stairs in order to go up and down or preferably a bungalow home. She is unable to jump up on surfaces so needs assistance getting on to beds and couches. Her current fosters have created custom stairs so she can sit on the window ledge and on her cat tree. As chickpea has limited mobility she requires a custom litterbox with either pine or newspaper pellets- clumping litter sticks to her and is problematic for her and her fosters. As chickpea primarily uses her two front legs she is on a particular diet to manage her weight for maximum mobility.

Sex: FemaleBreed: Domestic Long Hair* If Other, please specify :Colour/Pattern : blackDate of Birth (if known):My Foster Likes (a few words or one sentence) : Treats, getting petted on her terms, playfully head butting humansMy Foster Dislikes (a few words or one sentence): Too much attentionMy Foster's Ideal Home Would Have (a few words or one sentence): A patient environment, passive time togetherGood with cats?: YesGood with dogs?: UnknownGood with children?: UnknownWould 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 daysFoster cat's bio for their adoption profile: Sashimi is a 3 year old cat who has taken in with her kittens by SCAT about 3 weeks ago. Sashimi was not friendly at first and spent her first few days on shelf by the window growling whenever humans were in the same room. She has made immense progress since that time and will regularly come up to humans to be petted, allow herself to be picked up, and hang out most of the time lounging within a few feet of humans. That being said, she is a growler: comes up for pets... growls; hears a noise in the house... growls; someone is moving near her.... growls; ???.... growls. She has never ever shown any aggressive behaviours such as biting or scratching, and passively accepts being picked up. She does like a little space from her kittens when more than one or two of them are demanding her time and attention and will put herself in time out (wouldn't most of us want that from time-to-time though?). If you are looking for a salty cat who secretly is hoping you are around, come and meet Sashimi!Any special needs or traits the adopter should know about? (we may add this to the bio): Sashimi is still working on socialization with regard to her frequent growling and comfort around humans

Sex: FemaleBreed: Domestic Long Hair* If Other, please specify :Colour/Pattern : Solid greyDate of Birth (if known): July 04, 2024My Foster Likes (a few words or one sentence) : Minnie just loves to be with her foster family, she's very low energy and loves to snuggle on your neck and watch the antics of the foster kittens.My Foster Dislikes (a few words or one sentence):My Foster's Ideal Home Would Have (a few words or one sentence): Her medicine and baths!Good with cats?: YesGood with dogs?: UnknownGood with children?: Yes, but only older/quietWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: YesTemperament: NeedyIdeal type of household?: Low activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: A few daysFoster cat's bio for their adoption profile: Minnie came into our care on August 7th. She was found on a farm outside of Saskatoon with her two brothers, mom was missing for days and it was apparent they were orphaned. Minnie was dramatically smaller than her brother and needed veterinary care from the start, she was extremely malnourished had an obvious underbite and it soon became obvious she had difficulty with deficating. Added to all this she had a bad upper respiratory infection. She is a bit of a pathetic little ragamuffin and right now needs a lot of care and attention. Her brothers have been adopted so she has bee relocated to another foster home with another kitten who needs some extra care.Any special needs or traits the adopter should know about? (we may add this to the bio): Minnie is 'in progress' for now as her vet team and foster are working on her medical issues. She is still very tiny and needs a home that can provide her with the support she will need to thrive.

Sex: MaleBreed: Domestic Long HairColour/Pattern : Mackerel (brown) TabbyDate of Birth (if known): April 24, 2024My Foster Likes (a few words or one sentence) : Feather wands, being petted, meat tubes, birdwatching and a full food bowlMy Foster Dislikes (a few words or one sentence): Loud noises, sudden movements and an empty bowlMy Foster's Ideal Home Would Have (a few words or one sentence): Toys, treats and another catGood with cats?: YesGood with dogs?: UnknownGood with children?: UnknownWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: YesTemperament: Mix of needy and independentIdeal type of household?: Low activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: A few daysFoster cat's bio for their adoption profile: Hello! My name is Oh My! If you are looking for a quiet, fluffy, laid-back friend in your life, look no further.After living my first four months outdoors, I quickly learned that the indoor life is where it's at. It only took me ONE day to realize that people are friendly and really fun to play with. A meat tube, treats and bowl full of food are also pretty sweet. My foster mom says I learned to use my litter box and scratching post like a pro.I look forward to meeting you and becoming your new best friend!Any special needs or traits the adopter should know about? (we may add this to the bio): I appreciate when people approach me slowly and quietly.

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I'm a little shyer than my brother, but I love belly rubs just as much! I just love to lay on the bed and cuddle up with my humans for hours and I even get along with the dogs and tolerate their licks--it helps with the grooming. Some say my best feature is my soft, fluffy mane and I think I might agree. And when I'm happy, I'm not afraid to let you know with my fantastic purr. I'm looking for a fun and loving home.