Kitchener Stray Cat Rescue

Update!! TAbitha❤️

Our sweet senior Tabitha went through an emergency eye removal after suffering far too long. I rushed her in, and you all stepped up. Because of your kindness, her surgery and aftercare were covered.
Now she’s safe, pain-free, and healing beautifully. She’s a gentle senior who adores attention, leans into pets, and still has so much love to give.

If you’re struggling to care for an animal, please surrender them to a trusted rescue or organization so they can get timely medical help. Thank you for being her lifeline. She’ll be looking for the soft place to land very soon.

Much love
Tammy

Come visit Sophie, Simone, Stephanie, and Samantha at Global Pet foods today until 2 o’clock. And thank you too First Mate Pet Food for sponsoring our event!

Welcome Phoenix and the rest of @kitchenerstraycatrescue to their first #AdoptJoy event! With @savemerescue also joining us today! This event is FUR everyone #petsmartcanada #fortheloveofpets #adoptlove #adoptdontshop

We will be at Global Pet in the Laurelwood Plaza Saturday Sept 26 from 11-2 with some adorable kittens needing to find their furever homes! Stop in and say hello and meet these lovable kittens!

🐾 Our rescue runs entirely on donations. Every bid helps us care for the cats we have and gives us the chance to save more kitties. ❤️

Please consider bidding on one of our amazing donated auction items and help make a difference! 🐱

Adoption event is this Saturday at PetSmart on Fairway Road. Come meet us , talk with us. Look at some adoptable kittens and cats.

Tigger’s journey has had some hard turns.
He was surrendered, later adopted, then returned after a scary incident. Back at the rescue.
I saw similar behavior and it was really tough to know what to do. But something in me said, ‘This isn’t all of who he is.’ So Tigger came home with me for some quiet one-on-one time. No chaos, no pressure, just space. And he softened. Zero aggression, only affection. It was like the environment unlocked the real him.
Sometimes they’re not bad cats, they’re just overwhelmed, trying to tell us what they need. And now, the best part, Tigger’s happily ever after is this Sunday.

I took this photo last night at the facility when I brought him back, and honestly, it feels like he knows. Thank you, Tigger, for showing everyone who you really are. Your time has finally come.