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Here is our new radio ad! Find out how we're helping reduce the number of homeless cats on Quadra Island!
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Group tackels islands' feral cats.
$45k noted in article is a tally of all monetary and in-kind contributions.
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Help Some Pets in Need at Bosley's Campbell River
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Quadra kittens in need of help
North Island Midweek
Treating these kittens' infected eyes drained the Quadra Cat Rescue's bank accounts and public help is requested. By Contributed - North Island MidWeek Two ...
Make a Joyful Noise fundraiser Sept-12.p[...]
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Emergency care bills drain QCR funds -Se[...]
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QCR garage sale fundraiser May-12.pdf
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QCR DVH THX May 8-12.pdf
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QCR DVH THX Jan 2-12-1.pdf
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The QFCG is pleased to announce it has adopted the new working name of Quadra Cat Rescue.
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Quadra Feral Cat Group gears up for kitten and fundraising season
QFCG News Release April 2011.pdf
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Photos for our first news release of March 9, 2009 can be found on the Photos Page.
Quadra Cat Rescue accepts Electronic Funds Transfers! If you'd like to make a donation this way, please send it to quadracatrescue@yahoo.com
Thank you!
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SAMMY
Friendly adult cat named Sammy needing a
home:
He is an elder guy, very friendly and easy to
have around, basically was left behind when his owner moved away. He is white with orange and long-haired. More photos and info to follow.
250-285-3686.
Please click on photo for more info
Foster Homes Needed!
Quadra Cat Rescue does not support the practice of declawing of cats. We have been asked by AdoptMe Canada to post a link to their anti-declawing campaign where a petition can be signed. Please click here to view it.
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