Keep an eye out for the last of our late season kittens coming up. They have been in foster care for the past few months, learning how to enjoy the company of humans and also learning how to do wonderful new things, like playing and cuddling, which they never had a chance to do out in the wild. We will be posting Minnie, Monty, Steve and three other older kittens.

Hi, I’m Shirley.  I’m smaller than my sister and am a darker grey with a few light grey stripes and have beautiful green eyes.  I’m cute and I know it.  I’m a little more shy than my sister, it takes me a little longer to trust.  But…  Once I know your loving intentions, I love head butting and rubbing up against legs – figure eights around your legs for as long as you’ll let me!  I’m not a lap cat, but I really enjoy sitting beside my foster mom and getting stroked and combed.

Both girls came from a semi-feral colony, and are about 5 months old.  Trusting humans took some time, but through consistent love and treats they really came around.   Big or sudden/unexpected moves still scare them, but they love playing with toy mice (any toy, really), are really beginning to understand humans = affection, have super soft coats, and really respond to food!   Anyone who is lucky enough to adopt these sweethearts will be bringing into their family a loyal loving companion for life!

Shirley is being spayed on January 25th, fully vaccinated, treated for worms and fleas, and tested negative for FIV and FeLV. If you would like to adopt Shirley, please fill out our application here:GVAC Cat Adoption Form or you can email us for more information: info@animalcrusaders.ca

Say hello to Honey!  She is an absolutely gorgeous 6 month old kitten with the distinct look of a Maine Coon cat – her coat is very soft and sleek and she loves to be stroked.  Honey is extremely affectionate and playful too.  Honey is a smart cookie who knows her name and will come when called.  She is completely litter trained.  She loves other cats, but is frightened of dogs and boisterous young children; Honey would do best in a home where there are no dogs or children.

Honey’s adoption fee includes her spay (which has already been done) as well as her 1^st and 2^nd set of shots and testing for FIV/FeLV.”

 If you would like to adopt Honey, please fill out our application here: GVAC Cat Adoption Form or you can email us for more information: info@animalcrusaders.ca

Sid & Nancy came into GVAC’s care from the CRD.  They were from a litter of kittens that someone had found on their property. They needed to be socialized and have a warm place to be kittens again, so their foster mom and dad, Taylor & Dale took them in.  Nancy is still skittish, but is learning to enjoy playing and being petted by humans and she has come along a bit further than Sid at this point.  Every day she makes progress and her foster parents feel that she is ready for adoption.  She will need patience and loving care to help her continue to come out of her shell.

Update from Sid & Nancy’s foster mom on November 21, 2011:

Nancy likes pets but still leans away sometimes until she realizes that you’re just being nice.

Tonight they were both curling onto their sides like kittens trying to entice your hand to pet them before they playfully attack and allowed me to pet their backs.

Nancy has been spayed, fully vaccinated, treated for worms and fleas, and tested negative for FIV and FeLV. If you would like to adopt Nancy, please fill out our application here:GVAC Cat Adoption Form or you can email us for more information: info@animalcrusaders.ca

Sid & Nancy came into GVAC’s care from the CRD.  They were from a litter of kittens that someone had found on their property. They needed to be socialized and have a warm place to be kittens again, so their foster mom and dad, Taylor & Dale took them in.  Sid is still skittish, but is learning to enjoy playing and being petted by humans.  Every day he makes progress and his foster parents feel that he is ready for adoption.  He will need patience and loving care to help him continue to come out of his shell.

Update from Sid & Nancy’s foster mom on November 21, 2011:

Sid is still a bit shy and he does like to swat at your hand and curiously nibble it.

Tonight they were both curling onto their sides like kittens trying to entice your hand to pet them before they playfully attack and allowed me to pet their backs.

Sid has been neutered, fully vaccinated, treated for worms and fleas, and tested negative for FIV and FeLV. If you would like to adopt Sid please fill out our application here:GVAC Cat Adoption Form or you can email us for more information: info@animalcrusaders.ca