Annex Cat Rescue cares deeply about cats and those who care for them. Like all of you, we are monitoring the ongoing COVID-19 situation, and following the City of Toronto’s recommendation to avoid gatherings where possible. As such, our foster parents will not be hosting prospective adopters in their homes until further notice, in keeping […]
This holiday season ACR is back in its annual spot at the Tranzac Holiday Gift Fair. We’ll be selling our famous catnip kickers, purr pads, some special holiday ornaments crafted by our community, and much more! Find us from 12 pm to 6 pm on the first three weekends of the fair. Days: December 7 & […]
Media: The Huffington Post, November 2012 Adopt-a-HuffPet: Lucy the Wobbly Kitty Needs Your Love by M. Michelle Nadon Wonderful, wobbly Lucy! The first thing you will notice about me when you meet me is that I wobble. That’s because I’m a wobbly cat (I have what vets calls cerebellar hypoplasia). I am also FeLV+. But […]
Media: Inside Toronto, July 2012 ALLEY CAT ALLY: Training Torontonians to trap By Hanna Booth Did you know that Toronto is one of the most progressive and collaborative cities in North America when it come to feral cat management? For the last two years, the Toronto Feral Cat TNR Coalition has been working together to […]
Media: NOW Magazine Toronto, December 2011 I resolve to help feral kittens By Joshua Errett It dawned on me recently that I’m not a very good human being. I don’t give to charity, always forget birthdays, never call my mother and usually leave parties without saying goodbye to anyone. My only contribution to society, I […]
Media: The Star, October 2011 Controlling the cat colonies Nobody likes Morris, so he eats alone. The feral orange cat — which looks uncannily like the former star of TV commercials — is timid and peeks out from behind a fence as another group of feral felines skitter around their benefactor, Robin Sarafinchan, who arrives […]
Media: The Star, June 2011 They thought he was a goner, but Cosmo the cat came back There are litters of felines in fiction, in verse and in song: I think of the cat who came back the very next day; the McGarrigles’ Kitty, who did not; Jeoffry, who rolled among prank to work it […]
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