Below are just some of the
500 cats
that Quadra Cat Rescue has spayed or neutered.
Photos below of kittens and cats fixed in 2014
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Photos below of cats fixed in 2013:
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Photos below of cats fixed in 2012:
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Photos below of cats fixed in 2011:
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Photos below of cats fixed in 2010 and 2009:
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February 2018 RASCAL is available for adoption - He's a young adult male who likes people and gets along well with the other cats in his foster home. He is active and energetic - a big kitten! He's been neutered and vaccinated and well-socialized and is ready to go! For more info message us or call 250-285-3686.
Click HERE for more photos.
Adult cat looking for new home. Click on image below for more info!
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.
These two girls are looking for home sweet home! Click HERE for more info.
Please click on photo for more info
Foster Homes Needed!
Looking for some mousers?
Quadra Cat Rescue is seeking a barn or property with suitable outbuilding for 3 cats.
They will be fixed, vet checked and vaccinated. Donations are always appreciated, however, the cats will be available at no cost to individuals who offer them the opportunity to live in a sheltered, rural environment where they will be fed daily.
These cats were fed by a resident who has passed away and now the cats must be removed from the property. We need to find them a new place to call home soon.
If you have a property on Quadra Island that would be suitable for this trio, please let us know. 285-CATS (2287)
click HERE
LOST AND FOUND!
Quadra Cat Rescue now has a lost and found page for pets on Quadra! Click HERE to view.
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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