Tabby kittens & cats in Toronto, Ontario

After exhausting all options, we unfortunately need to rehome our two cats. Yondu is a white/grey tabby, who is very personable and friendly. Loves belly rubs and total lap cat. Wally is dark tabby, who relies on his brother for confidence. More likely to hide at first, but once he has settled in, will come out for some rubs and head bumps. Both have been indoor and both spayed.

DOB: June 2, 2025 Leonnie is being fostered at one of Toronto Cat Rescue’s pet store partner locations. Please note that if you’re approved to adopt, you’ll need to pick them up from the store within 24 hours of being approved. Leonnie is a bundle of energy and curiosity. From the moment she enters a room, she jumps right into the swing of things, happily playing with the other kittens at the adoption centre and eagerly exploring everything around her. She’s an active, adventurous girl who loves interactive play, especially with her favourite bird wand toy. Leonnie also enjoys being petted and never turns down a tasty treat. With her playful spirit and sweet, affectionate side, she’ll thrive in a home that can keep up with her energy and provide plenty of love, toys, and attention. She would love to be adopted alongside her brother Leo or with another playful kitten friend to keep her company. If you’re looking for a fun, lively kitten to brighten your days, sweet Leonnie is waiting for you!

DOB: June 2, 2025 Leo is being fostered at one of Toronto Cat Rescue’s pet store partner locations. Please note that if you’re approved to adopt, you’ll need to pick them up from the store within 24 hours of being approved. Leo is a gentle, quiet young kitten with a sweet and thoughtful nature. He and his sister, Leonnie, made the long journey from rural Quebec to Toronto in search of a loving forever home. Leo can be a little shy in new environments, especially when his sister isn’t nearby, but with patience, love, and a few tasty treats or fun toys, he quickly begins to feel safe. Once he’s comfortable, his playful personality and curious spirit shine through. He enjoys batting around small balls, springs, and tiny mouse toys, whether on his own or with other kittens. Leo is learning the ropes of kitten life and is doing well using cat scratchers and cat trees for his growing claws. He has excellent litter box habits and is currently thriving on Science Diet kitten dry and wet food. Because he gains confidence from feline companionship, Leo would love to be adopted with his sister Leonnie, another kitten, or into a home with a friendly resident cat who can help him continue to build social skills and confidence. Leo is a smart little boy with so much potential. Come meet him at the adoption centre—you just might fall in love.

DOB: June 30, 2025 Marc is being fostered at one of Toronto Cat Rescue’s pet store partner locations. Please note that if you’re approved to adopt, you’ll need to pick them up from the store within 24 hours of being approved. Marc is a very affectionate with a huge heart and a purr to match. This sweet boy loves to curl up on laps for cuddles, and he has an adorable habit of burying his face in your hands when he’s especially content. No matter the time of day, Marc is always ready for snuggles and will happily pause his playtime for a dose of human affection. At the adoption centre, Marc has made plenty of kitten friends and has been a wonderful role model to his sister, Marine. He’s a curious explorer who loves chasing wand toys, discovering new corners, and bouncing around with his boundless energy. He’s also a very enthusiastic eater! Marc would love to be adopted with his sister Marine or another playmate, or join a home that already has a friendly and playful resident cat—he thrives with feline (as well as human) companionship. If you're looking for an affectionate, lovable, playful companion, Marc may be the perfect match for you.

DOB: June 30, 2025 Marine is being fostered at one of Toronto Cat Rescue’s pet store partner locations. Please note that if you’re approved to adopt, you’ll need to pick them up from the store within 24 hours of being approved. Marine is a sweet, gentle 5-month-old brown-and-white tabby with a curious heart and a love for exploring. She arrived at the adoption centre with her brother, Marc, who has been her devoted guide and role model. At first, Marine was a little shy and overwhelmed by her new surroundings, preferring to watch the fun from a safe spot. But her curiosity soon got the better of her, as she now eagerly reaches for wand toys from her perch on the cat tree and sometimes joins other kittens to explore new corners and discover interesting toys. Marine is learning to trust new people, and once she’s scooped into gentle arms, she melts in and purrs with contentment. She may take a little time to feel completely safe in new places, but her playful, affectionate nature shines through. Marine would thrive in a home with her brother or another confident, friendly cat to show her the ropes. Marine is ready to discover the love, comfort, and adventure that come with a forever family.

5 Years old Please note, this is a posting through the Courtesy Adoption Program. Please contact the current owner directly for more details. Their details are below. Toby is a very cute cat who loves to lounge in the sun. He takes time to open up to new households and new people but once he does he is very affectionate. He loves to knock around and play with fast moving targets, especially a paper ball. He doesn't like being handled or picked up too much, he much prefers to be handled on his own terms. Most of his day is spent sleeping, grooming and chasing around paper balls. He also inexplicably loves to rub himself on the hallway rug. As to his behaviour with others, not sure if he is good with children and other cats or dogs since he has only always lived in a one person, no pets household his entire life. He warms up to others after some initial trepidation, but once he does, he is a gem. He has lived in apartments but loves to walk out in the hallway and explore. He is litter trained and is used to apartment living. Has a bit of separation anxiety in that he becomes very clingy once you are back from a trip. Tends to eventually follow you into whichever room in the house you are currently situated in and curl up there. Toby is up-to-date on vaccines. Toby is participating in our Courtesy Adoption Posting Program and is not the property of Toronto Cat Rescue. Toronto Cat Rescue does not accept responsibility for any pet placements that result from this service. If you need more info or would like to adopt please contact Muhammad Daniyal Ali, via email at daniyal.ali96@hotmail.com or WhatsApp: 647-705-9986 - Thank you!

After exhausting all options, we unfortunately need to rehome our two cats. Yondu is a white/grey tabby, who is very personable and friendly. Loves belly rubs and total lap cat. Wally is dark tabby, who relies on his brother for confidence. More likely to hide at first, but once he has settled in, will come out for some rubs and head bumps. Both have been indoor and both spayed.

Hello, my kittens have been spayed, neutered, and microchipped at Toronto Animal Services and I am seeking loving forever homes for these six kittens that I rescued. They are friendly and social kittens and require trustworthy owners who can provide them with a stable life. As a non-breeder, my priority is their well-being. Due to financial constraints and health struggles, I am eager to find suitable adopters.

This handsome, orange guy is the other half of the Jimmy/Riff duo. Riff’s backstory is that both he and Jimmy were living outside of a colony in the north of Toronto and had been fed by a caring member of the public for their entire life. Their feeder was leaving Toronto and needed to be retrieved from their colony, as there was no replacement feeder for them to turn to.While Riff is shyer than his colony mate, Jimmy, he has made strides in becoming more social, especially around mealtime. During that time of day when his foster parent is preparing his meal and walking by him, he will give a cute little swat to his foster parent’s leg every time they walk by. Just before he eats and while he is eating, you can easily pet him and give him scratches. He enjoys lying on the blanket on the sofa and having naps. Riff also has a playful side; he likes to chase the other cats in his foster home, as well as play with his crinkle waffle toy. He will also approach you for pets if you sit on the floor to play with him or feed him treats.Riff`s litter box habits are excellent; he is fed twice a day to maintain a healthy weight. He is neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped. He is also FIV and feline leukemia negative. Additionally, he had a dental cleaning in November 2024.He gets along well with the other cats in his foster home, especially his colony mate Jimmy. His foster parent thinks that once he is in a home with just Jimmy and himself, and maybe another cat, he will come out of his shell more and become an even sweeter cat.

These two are incredibly sweet, curious, and will acclimate quickly to their new environment. They may be a bit shy at first but are never aggressive and warm up fast. They love kisses, tummy rubs, and nibbling on fingers, and they’ll be best suited to a home where someone is around often, as they really enjoy companionship.When they’re not using your furniture as a jungle gym and chasing each other around, they love to nap on top of each other or cuddle right up to their foster mom! Alakazam is a little snugglier and will nap for hours in my arms or lap, while Abracadabra is a bit more rambunctious - especially around mealtime when she’ll try to climb my leg! Alakazam has been trying to nurse from her sister but does well with redirection, just make sure you’ve got a toy or something distracting on hand, as they both respond well to that when getting into mischief.They love any toy put in front of them, especially little mice, springs, or anything with a ball track and when they need to get their scratches out they’ll go right for their scratching boards/posts. They like to munch on houseplants and even climb in if the pot’s big enough! They’re also fantastic with the litter box.They’re pretty difficult to tell apart at first, though it’s getting easier as they grow. The easiest way to tell is to look for the three white hairs on Alakazam’s back.Abracadabra must be adopted with Alakazam or as a buddy to a friendly resident cat.Like all ACR cats, Abracadabra is up-to-date on vaccines and has been treated for fleas and parasites.