Havana Brown kittens & cats in Toronto, Ontario

Meet Inky, a bright, playful, and affectionate cat who’s ready to find her forever home. Though she may be shy at first, with patience and love her true personality shines through—and it’s worth the wait. Inky is endlessly entertaining with her favourite laser pointer and stuffed mice toys, and she’s always eager for a daily (or even twice-daily) play session. however, she is also happy to play on her own. She’s also a foodie at heart—never picky, happily enjoying kibble while she waits on her twice-a-day wet food (slight preference towards fish-flavoured meals), and her nightly Churu treat, which she celebrates with the cutest happy-paw dance.In addition to food and toys, Inky has a soft spot for catnip and brushing sessions, and her purrs—sometimes quiet and soothing, sometimes deep and rumbly—make her companionship even more special. As a gentle and submissive cat, she’s happiest as the only pet in a calm, loving household. She has no interest in the outdoors and would make a wonderful apartment companion. All she asks for is a scratching pad, an accessible litter box, and a human who will give her the patience and understanding she deserves.She is mostly black, with a white patch on her chest and a surprising white patch on her belly. She could not be more adorable!Inky is looking for an experienced adopter who can respect her boundaries and delight in watching her blossom into the loyal, playful, and loving companion she’s become in her foster home. If you’re ready for a truly rewarding bond, Inky is waiting to meet you.She recently recovered from a successful dental surgery, and while she may need more teeth removed in the future (mid to late 2026), she doesn`t let that slow her down! We can’t predict exactly when or how much dental work she’ll need, but she’s looking for a responsible owner who is financially and emotionally prepared for the veterinary care that comes with welcoming any new pet into the family. Like all ACR cats, Inky is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites.

Lucky is a sweet-natured, gentle senior cat who has come a long way from her difficult start. Found outside alone, frightened, and emaciated, Lucky was taken in by Annex Cat Rescue and, with medical care and lots of love, has made an incredible recovery. Her general health is quite good, she’s gained weight, her soft fur has grown back, and she continues to thrive in her loving foster home.Lucky is quietly affectionate and has the most endearing ways of showing love—she’ll extend a paw toward you, make soft little chirps for attention, or roll over at your feet to show you her tummy (for admiring only, not petting!). She enjoys gentle strokes and kisses on the top of her head and will even let you pick her up, quietly pressing into your body for a moment of closeness, even though she’s not a lap cat.Though calm and quiet, Lucky also has a wonderfully playful side. She loves her toy mouse, often bringing it to her foster’s feet for a game of fetch. Her joyful antics—galloping after her mouse, sliding into rugs, or springing into the air like a bunny—bring laughter to her home. She also enjoys chasing her laser toy down the hallway, a sign of her renewed health and spirit.Food is deeply important to Lucky. After going without, she now finds comfort and safety in regular, reliable meals. She eats canned food three times a day, with Churro treat breaks in between. Mealtimes have become a strong bonding ritual, helping her feel secure and deeply connected to her caregiver.Lucky enjoys napping near a window and quietly watching the world go by. She’s independent but truly values companionship—often choosing to sit nearby while you read, work, or watch TV. She would thrive in a calm, quiet home with someone who is around often and understands that trust and affection may take time, but are well worth the wait.Though currently the only cat in her foster home, Lucky has previously lived with other cats and may do well with a gentle feline companion. She has had all her teeth removed, but that doesn’t slow her down one bit—she eats well and uses her litter box perfectly.Lucky is brave, playful, quirky, and absolutely enchanting. If you’re looking for a quiet, loving companion with a big heart and a playful spirit, Lucky is ready to meet you.Lucky is negative for FIV and feline leukemia. She is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites. In August 2024, she had dental surgery with extrac

Meet Fred! Fred is a very sweet boy who is distinguishable from his near-identical brother Barney by his white patch of fur on his chest, his higher-pitch meow, and by being a little chunky. Fred is the shyer of the pair and will take a little longer to adjust to his new home. He absolutely LOVES belly rubs, especially while lying under a table or against a wall. He will also follow you to the bathroom and rub against your legs. After a few months at his current foster home, he now sleeps at the edge of the bed at night and loves loafing on his favourite arm chair.Fred’s favourite game is the laser pointer and will go nuts if the laser is pointed up against the wall or down the hallway to chase after it.Fred and his brother Barney are closely bonded - they love sleeping together in their cat tower, grooming each other, and play-fighting. One of their joint interests is watching cat tv on Youtube, especially videos of mice, fish, or squirrels. Fred and Barney will likely do best as the only two cats in the household.Fred has a history of urinary crystals and needs a prescription diet (his brother is on the same meal plan). He benefits from a low-stress environment as anxiety can make urinary issues worse. As a result of this, he requires careful monitoring of his litter box to ensure he does not have any future blockages. Otherwise he has excellent litter box habits!Fred is negative for FIV and feline leukemia. Like all ACR cats, Fred is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites.