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Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue We are an Ottawa based rescue group attempting to home stray cats in Ottawa, and run a trap-neuter-return program for community cats.

The organization was founded in October 2011. We are now a Registered Canadian Charity and help over 600 cats each year

Hi there! I'm Pride. I may have some pirate-esque muttonchops but I'm a sweetheart. My fun fact is that I love chasing m...
18/12/2024

Hi there! I'm Pride. I may have some pirate-esque muttonchops but I'm a sweetheart. My fun fact is that I love chasing mops and brooms as they move across the floor. I'm looking for a loving home with someone ready to give me lots of pets. Could you be the one for me?
Read about him here: https://www.facebook.com/share/19cVYLXTMH/?

18/12/2024

Perhaps the only peril of being an indoor cat now; weight gain from regular & plentiful feedings. Yrene is lucky that she no longer has to fend for herself outside like so many others still do.
Read more about Yrene here: https://www.facebook.com/share/15i5AUccnR/?

Todd is a mature cat, but....He likes his toys & finds a new one every few days. Foster cats are allowed, supervised, o...
16/12/2024

Todd is a mature cat, but....
He likes his toys & finds a new one every few days. Foster cats are allowed, supervised, on the counter. I'll have to make a new rule about climbing the range hood.
Read about him here: https://www.facebook.com/share/15c7zwkrDw/?

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Perhaps the only peril of being an indoor cat now; weight gain from regular & plentiful feedings. Yrene is lucky that she no longer has to fend for herself outside like so many others still do. Read more about Yrene here: https://www.facebook.com/share/15i5AUccnR/?

Stages of braving the rest of the house. Nimes is quite comfortable exploring new areas. Verdun is still taking notes. Both agree that a high lookout is best for recon purposes! Read about Verdun here: https://www.facebook.com/share/17zQdYme6i/? Read about Nimes here: https://www.facebook.com/share/14Ui2nnwtP/?

Morning cuddles with Mats! He makes the best breakfast biscuits Read about him here: https://www.facebook.com/share/17zDQKxC51/?

Loïc loves showing off her “fetching” skills Read about her here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Aeg4JMt51/?

Loïc is ready to protect your home from squirrels! Read about her here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Aeg4JMt51/?

Todd will be a faithful & committed feline with his forever family. Todd will be a faithful & committed feline with his forever family.

Shenanigans would like to sit on Santa Paws’ lap to ask for a furever family this season. Read about him here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1GL8R1ojkE/?

Mats loves to run around and play! He's available for adoption, check out his bio! Read about him here: https://www.facebook.com/share/14J9RiVX65/?

Lucky Clematis, this is as close to the cold weather as she will get this winter, now that she is an indoor cat. And she is getting closer and closer to her foster parent as well (with no bribing with treats either!) . Read about this beauty here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1H8TnXoGsG/?

Luffy keeping his toe beans nice and clean. Read about him here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1WEdL6SWp8/?

Todd can see something under the little fridge that humans can't so he keeps going back to check. Read about him here: https://www.facebook.com/share/15PDtLyiY5/?

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Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue

About Our Programs

Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue (OSCatR) is a non-profit charitable organization (NO. 83641 4573 RR0001) which is dedicated to getting adoptable cats off the streets and into homes in and around the National Capital Region, as well as managing feral cat colonies in this area. Every effort is made to adopt cats into indoor homes through our Adoption Program.

In the course of our work, however, we occasionally encounter feral cats that we are unable to socialize to humans and which are not suitable for adoption into a home. These cats form the basis of many of the community cat colonies which we monitor around the city. Cats in these colonies go through our Trap-Neuter-Release Program (TNR).

Unfortunately some of these community cats need to be relocated from their outdoor homes due to dangerous conditions such as: traffic on a busy road, construction, demolition of their shelter, predators in the area. Once these cats have been rescued and assessed to be unsuitable for an indoor home, they are relocated to carefully monitored outdoor homes through our Feral Cat Relocation Program.