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Random Rescuer, Toronto, ON (2026)

01/10/2026

PUGSLEY UPDATE

Pugsley went to Kahu AH for a recheck of his mouth. While the antibiotics have helped reduce inflammation on the left side, unfortunately the right side is already showing signs of worsening gingivitis. Tooth brushing remains a goal moving forward.

The good news: his eosinophilic granuloma is healing — just not quite finished yet — so he will be continuing his medication for now.

The entire family will be heading back in about a month for full rechecks to assess how everyone is doing with both their mouths and skin, unless something arises sooner that clearly requires medical attention.

✨ Foster-to-Adopt Opportunity ✨

The four siblings — Enid, Gomez, Wednesday, and Pugsley — are all available for foster-to-adopt. This allows potential adopters the opportunity to truly understand what their ongoing care may look like and decide if it’s the right fit for everyone involved. It’s a trial window that supports informed, thoughtful adoptions.

Mama Morticia is also available for foster-to-adopt. She is still learning to trust people and will need someone patient, respectful, and understanding — willing to move at her pace, with just a little gentle encouragement mixed in.

📩 Interested?
Send inquiries to [email protected]
or complete an adoption application here:
👉 https://linktr.ee/randomrescuer
⚠️ Pro tip: Send yourself a copy of your application — Google Docs can be glitchy.

01/06/2026

URGENT: GIA & ZOEY ❤️
Experienced forever foster needed in Toronto area

Gia and Zoey are very, very sweet senior sisters who urgently need a forever foster home as they once again, are boarding in clinic at Kahu AH. These girls thrive on affection, routine, and the comfort of a quiet home — and they return that love tenfold.

We are specifically hoping to connect with an experienced foster who is comfortable supporting senior cats with medical needs, including:

💊Administering medications (liquids, pills, ointments)
💉Giving sub-q fluids and B-12 injections
🧾Monitoring for general health changes (incl. but not limited to constipation, urinary infections, appetite changes, energy levels)

Their current care needs include:

📤Zoey uses the litter box but often misses, so p*e pads are used around the box
📥Gia has excellent litter box habits
⚕️Zoey is currently being treated for a liver infection and is on antibiotics with a recheck in her near future
🥫Gia is a social eater and loves when you make time to sit with her during her meals.
💩Both girls are managing constipation via medications, but still require e***as periodically (these are done in clinic).
🤧Gia likely has sinus cancer (or could be chronic rhinitis - symptoms will offer clarity over time) and is on long-term low-dose antibiotics to help with her congestion.

Their primary vet clinic is Beaches Animal Hospital, with Kahu Animal Hospital as an alternate. Gia does not do well in boarding environments — a home setting is essential for her well-being which is why we are urgently seeking a long term foster home for the girls.

We ask that fosters can provide food, litter, as well as, transportation when needed, though we always help with driving when required. If food and/or litter are not affordable, please indicate this in your application form. Vet appointments are scheduled around your availability, but also taking into account what is available at the clinic. Early drop-offs and after-work pick-ups are always an option to help resolve any unavoidable time challenges.

The girls have lived with other cats before. While Zoey prefers her personal space and people connection, Gia welcomes all of it - animal and people connections. A home with no other pets or with a quiet, older cat or two is definitely an option.

It aches my heart to be searching again for their final landing spot, but life happens — I am grateful for the care that was provided by their recent foster mom. I also look forward to getting these girls settled into their, hopefully, last foster home with someone compassionate, understanding, able to communicate, kind, and experienced (or willing and ready to learn) to carry them through this chapter. They deserve comfort, dignity, and love for the rest of their days or months ahead.

If you feel called to help Gia and Zoey, please reach out:
📧 [email protected]
📝 Foster application: https://linktr.ee/randomrescuer
⚠️ Pro tip: Please send yourself a copy of your application — Google Docs can be glitchy

01/05/2026

CHINOOK ❤️
Chinook’s foster mom sent me a few pics, and this last one absolutely made me laugh out loud. It’s definitely not his most focused or flattering photo… but it is pretty darn funny 😆

Chinook is such a sweet, floofy boy. There’s nothing “wrong” with him at all — he’s just more of a cat’s cat than a people cat. He does enjoy pets when he initiates them, or during group petting sessions when his feline friends act as a little confidence buffer between you and him.

He loves wand toys, and he especially loves when you hide the wand under a blanket so he can pounce on the mystery beneath. Woohoo! Fun times!😻

All of Chinook’s siblings were adopted long ago, and he’s the only one who held onto his shy, scaredy-cat side — while still being incredibly sweet. If you’re someone who doesn’t need a lap cat, doesn’t need to carry a cat like a baby, and is happy letting a cat be exactly who they are, Chinook is truly a wonderful guy.

His one absolute, non-negotiable requirement? He must have cat friends.
He adores other cats. They boost his confidence and help him feel safe — and through them, he’ll slowly build a connection with you too.

Chinook just needs the right home to shine. 💛

Send your inquiries to [email protected] or just fill out your adoption application form here: https://linktr.ee/randomrescuer
⚠️Pro tip - send yourself a copy of your application. Google Docs can be glitchy.

01/05/2026

⚕️MILTON & BEAR MEDICAL UPDATES

MILTON came in for his bougienage and handled it like the champ he is! However, he's been still feeling a bit up/down with his bladder expressions, so he is just having an ultrasound done to make sure nothing else is going on. We're just waiting our turn.😸

BEAR came in for a recheck of his legs to make sure all is well. He also needed his ears checked as I noticed yesterday that he was pinning his left ear back and shaking his head a bit. Turns out he's a bit of an ear waxy boy. So, we've got some ear drops to help reduce the amount of wax and hopefully, prevent any infection from starting. He was such a good boy during his exam and ear cleaning. His one back leg still has an open sore, which seems to scab over and then reopen. We're gonna monitor over the next week or two and continue to keep his foot clean. If it continues to struggle with healing, we will surgically repair it as we did with his front leg that was struggling to heal. He's been resting on my lap while we wait for Milton's ultrasound.

Nobody can believe this Bear is the same guy who stayed in the clinic - being all testy and agitated, lunging at staff from the confines of his cage. He doesn't even need to be medicated for his exams to happen. He's just such a sweetheart.❤️

01/04/2026

SULLY & SWEET MARIE❤️

Two peas in a pod, just snooze'n and dreaming that 2026 will be the year they find their forever family. Sully and Sweet Marie are our two bonded and adoptable asthmatics with a side of special diet (found in pet stores) for Sweet Marie's food allergies.

If you are asthmatic too, just know that you guys can share Ventolin (salbutamol) puffers and if you happen to be on Flovent - you can share that too!😸😄😸 If you aren't asthmatic, that's okay - these kittos won't judge you.😆

If you're looking for lap cats full of love, fun and personality, then stop scrolling and just fill out our adoption application form by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/randomrescuer
⚠️Pro tip - send yourself a copy of your application. Google Docs can be glitchy.

01/02/2026

NALA & KIARA
Mother/Daughter bond

Shy, but so sweet - checking out a visitor in their foster home. Shy cats will often surprise us with random confidence & curiosity growth spurts like this one where both girls are checking out a stranger in their home, instead of tucking away.🩷

They've also both become biscuit making professionals and enjoy hanging out in their foster mom's lap - at their choosing. These girls aren't keen on being forced to do what you want, but if you are patient and give them the room to make their own choices, they will give you what you want. Snuggly, sweet lap kitties who won't want you to move, no matter how badly you need to potty.😸

01/01/2026

🙏🏻With deep thanks to each of you for all your support - we wrapped up 2025 and entered 2026 having raised $3,142.86 out of our $3,500 dollar match! This means you guys raised a total of $6,285.72 including the matching dollars from our 2 generous anonymous donors!

What a way to kickstart the new year!🎉

Thank you for doing all you can to help us reach our $3,500 match goal - you guys are pretty darn amazing!💛💜

Thank you to our 2 anonymous donors for matching dollar for dollar! Dollar match fundraisers are such a gift.💜💛

Happy New Year!😻

Our meowdels are not cats this time, they are the only dogs still in our foster family - Peaches & Tux, our husband and wife senior duo💞

01/01/2026

We are entering 2026 with medical debt and our doors still closed. While that’s hard, what matters most — what I know for certain — is that I’m also entering 2026 grateful beyond words for each and every one of you.

Our volunteers.
Our foster parents.
Our vet clinics, vets, and their incredible teams who never stop doing everything possible for our cats (and the occasional random dog).
Our donors, supporters, adopters, and Pet Valu partners.

Thank you for the compassion, encouragement, and steady reminders to keep going when things felt overwhelming — when finding air to breathe was a challenge. Thank you for understanding why our doors have remained closed, for the shoulders you offered through so much loss this year, and for celebrating every win alongside us.

Without you, this rescue wouldn’t be what it is. It just wouldn’t.

We may be entering 2026 without all our ducks in a row — but we’re entering it with you. And truly, I can’t ask for anything more than that.

Wishing each of you and your families a healthy, hopeful, and gentle 2026.
💜 Happy New Year 💜

✨ Want to help us reach — and maybe even surpass — our year-end dollar match goal?
Every bit truly makes a difference:
💳 Square: https://square.link/u/okpD5eGQ
🙏 E-transfer: [email protected]
💜 PayPal: www.Paypal.me/randomrescuer
⚕️ Donate directly to Beaches Animal Hospital: 416-690-4040
⚕️ Donate directly to Kahu Animal Hospital: 647-526-5248

THANK YOU for your support — always.❤️

Our meowdel, Kiara, is hoping that she and her mom, Nala, will find their purrrfect family in the new year. We hope so too. They deserve it. Sweet girls.🩷

12/31/2025

Can we avoid medical visits before the holidays? Nope.

FRITZY went to Beaches Animal Hospital Toronto yesterday cuz he p*ed on his foster mom's bed and has also been a bit testy with his housemates recently. Being diabetic and a senior, we wanted to make sure all was okay before the holidays. We are waiting on urine test results.

GIA and ZOEY, our sweet senior sisters seem unable to be independently sick. Instead, if one isn't feeling well, the other feels the need to not feel well either. Talk about codependency!🤦🏻‍♀️

GIA had to go to Beaches AH yesterday because her appetite decreased and her congestion was increasing a bit as well and she wasn't p**ping entirely normal yet since her e***a last week. Lucky girl, she didn't need an e***a yesterday because her vet was able to manually empty her p**p. Fun times!😳 We have increased some of her p**p meds and motility medication. And changed her long term antibiotic schedule to help with her congestion. Gia is now eating better with her colon cleared out.💩

ZOEY decided today that she wanted a turn at the vet. She had puked a couple of times (one hairball, one food and hairball combo), and while she's been finally p**ping successfully everyday, there was still a potential that she had a bit of constipation or maybe another urinary tract infection. Being senior and a diabetic in remission, when Zoey decided she didn't want to eat anything, we just didn't feel comfortable leaving her til tomorrow, so instead of Beaches AH, we are currently at Kahu AH.

So glad we came in tonight because it turns out Zoey has a slight fever and is a bit constipated, getting an e***a to fix this. Plus, some blood work and urinalysis and culture as she could also be dealing with a returning UTI. And we just found out she has a liver infection. So, heading home with antibiotics, anti-nausea meds, and we will monitor with plans to recheck bloodwork in 2 weeks.

We exit 2025 as we entered - with lots of medical stuff. Our dollar match fundraiser is almost over - please give what you can. We aren't matched yet.

12/29/2025

⚕️MILTON & PUGSLEY MEDICAL STUFF

Both boys are at Kahu AH today.

MILTON is there for his bougienage, but also to make sure he doesn't need another e***a. His p**ping has been a bit of a challenge these days. While it's happening, it's not passing as easily as we'd like to see. He hasn't been a fan of his bladder expressions lately, which means either his colon is in the way, full of p**p or he might have a low grade urinary infection. If his colon isn't backlogged, we'll be doing a urine test, tho we might do one either way.

PUGSLEY is back for another follow-up to check his mouth. He had a bit of wonky healing - healed, but maybe not as well as originally thought. His breath is smelly which shouldn't be happening post-dental, so we need to sort out why.

12/28/2025

MILTON & GIA are wondering if you guys had as exciting a holiday as they did. They each had a holiday e***a just in time to avoid a visit to the emergency clinic during our partner clinic closures for the holidays.💩💩

How was your holiday? Hopefully, not quite as fun and exciting as Milton and Gia's!😸

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