Toronto Cat Rescue’s foster homes are consistently full because every time there is a free space, there are hundred cats waiting to fill the spot. In order to help people who have to re-home their cat, we have developed the Owner/Surrender program. For people who are looking to help stray cats in their neighbourhood, we have the Stray Rescue program. This is Toronto Cat Rescue’s way of trying to help as many cats as we possibly can with our current resources (remember we are 100% volunteer with no government funding!).
If you would like help with Wild/Feral Cats, please ask us for information and advice! Feeding feral cats is just one step, it is also important to spay/neuter the cats so that the population does not increase and the cats have the best life possible on the cold, lonely streets of Toronto.
Owner/Surrender Program / Stray Cat Rescue Program / Feral Cats – (TNR’M)
through TNR I trapped and had neutered a ferel cat yesterday.I still have him in his trap recooping as he has what the humane society thinks is a fractured right paw as after 6 weeks when I first noticed it it is still a bit swollen.They told me to contact you to see if it could be x-rayed.I am a senior on a fixed income and appreciate any help I can get to make the cat better to release back in his colony.Please advise.Thank you.PS-This is my first cat to be trapped and I’m not too knowledgeable about what to do in this case so any advice will be appreciated.
Happy needs a new home and fast! She is 13 year old spayed, short haired cat. She is grey with a white tummy, mittens and boots. She is big boned, and has an amazing vibe – very mild mannered and affectionate with people. She is best suited to live in a quiet environment.
I am interested in placing Happy in a foster home; and am hoping someone can take her this weekend as my next option is to surrender her.
Many thanks, Joy
I have a new cat added to my colony. However he is very domesticated. can he be taken anywhere to be checked without costing an arm and a leg. I have already rescued 5ferral cats which i have adopted i cant afford this expense at the moment as i have become disabled to to an accident.
Please call our “Help For Cats” line – 416-538-8592, press #3 – the volunteers have ideas and advice on how to help.
Can anybody help there is about ten cats outside my building.
The super is telling us not to feed them , let them starve to death
He say’s they r peeing in the bushes people on lower floor’s r
complaining. These cats r maybe only six mth’s old. I need someone to help them
or they will die. Just don’t know what to do,Can anybody please help!!!!!!!
Please get back to me , Thank- You.
Please call our “Help For Cats” line – 416-538-8592, press #3 – the volunteers will have ideas and advice on how to help.
I will be losing my home soon I need a place for my five cats and my daughters’ cat to stay until we get a new place to stay. I don’t want to put them in the THS and we do want them back. Can you help?
Please call our “Help For Cats” line – 416-538-8592, press #3 – the volunteers have ideas and advice on how to help.
i need help with a full term cat on leaside towers property in toronto. I need help trapping and securing her until her delivery. this area is fraught with coyotes.
can anyone help???????????????????????????? THIS IS URGENT
Hi Jaclyn, Please contact TCR directly to speak with one of our amazing volunteers: 416-538-8592 (press #3) or email tcr.surrender@gmail.com.