Toronto Feral Cat Project will be hosting their next Trap-Neuter-Release & Colony Care Workshop on Saturday, June 1st, 2013 from 10:30am-1:30pm. Registration is $15. Register here.
Come learn how to care for the homeless outdoor cats in your neighborhood. All steps in setting up a managed colony will be covered, including:
- trapping
- feeding
- sheltering
- getting the cats fixed
- working with neighbours.
Written materials will be provided and techniques demonstrated.
Can’t wait for the bowlathon! It is such a fun, spirited event.
Hello, I love the new site but I cant find the cats that are up for adoption at the petsmart stores. Do you still post them?
Thank you
Thanks, very happy to hear you enjoy the new site! We no longer will be listing which cats are at each store location – the cats move in and out of the stores frequently and, honestly, the website was not always up to date with the changes. We don’t want potential adopters driving to a store to find the cat they were planning to visit has moved to a foster home, or has been adopted. If you would like to know which cats are currently at a specific store location, please feel free to email: tcr.adoptions@hotmail.com as the adoption coordinators know the up-to-date status of all our cats.
Hi Harvey, There is a button on the right hand side with our recently adopted kitties
I enjoy looking at pictures of the available cats as well as those that have been adopted. I cannot locate the pictures of the adopted cats on the new site. Do you still post them? Thank you.
Hi Bud, There is a search function at the top of the Available Cats section where you are able to sort the cats by ages (Kitten, Young, Adult, Senior) and by gender (Female & Male, Just Female, Just Male). You are able to zoom into your computer screen by pressing “Command + or -”, which may make the pictures blurry, but they will be bigger. Hope that helps.
The old setup with the photographs much larger on the same page (as well as all the kittens grouped together) was a lot more convenient and better. Now it is very inconvenient/time consuming, when one has to click on each and every photograph just to see the photograph better.