Love Letters

Good evening Donna, It is going very well with Drax who is absolutely perfectly adopting his new home with me. as you predicted he didn’t hide when arriving but explored every single corner and was happy to find his food corner, his litter box in the washroom and was absolutely happy with everything. I am…

To Donna and the wonderful volunteers at North Toronto Cat Rescue, I can’t thank you enough for caring for MoMo (formerly Jewel) and then uniting us. You took the time to get to know me, understanding my lifestyle and somehow knowing exactly which kitty would be right for me.  MoMo’s journey to the shelter and…

Hi Donna, Breyden and I adopted two kittens from you last October. They’ve settled in nicely and are doing very well. I thought I’d share some pictures with you, I know you like to hear about everyone who found their furever homes. Here are pictures from their fist day home to present. Sincerely, ~ Cassandra…

Hi Donna, I thought I’d send you and everyone at NTCR an update on how Newton is doing in his “furever” home – in a word, spectacular! He took a few days to come out from hiding and to stop running away from us. In just one week, though, he’s became very affectionate and playful…

Hi Donna, Don and I wanted to let you know that Kate (Millie) and Pippa (Rags) are doing great. They are still very active and spend most of their days chasing each other around the house.  They also love playing fetch!  Kate will only fetch springs and Pippa will only fetch her toy mice. Pippa…

Hi Donna, I bought a baby chair to be used as a day bed for Jasmine (Jazzy) and she loves it! ~ Cathy   << BACK to Love Letters

You may remember that in 2015 Ruby, one of our pregnant cats gave birth to five kittens with Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), also known as wobbly kittens. We urgently required foster homes, to give us adequate time to find permanent homes for them, and Pia, one of our volunteers stepped up to foster two of the…