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Arthur Animal Rescue is a non-profit rescue run entirely by volunteers saving feral, stray and neglected cats in Guelph, Fergus, Elora, Arthur, Mount Forest, and surrounding areas.

08/01/2025

HUGE thank you to the for supporting our TNR efforts with a donation! This will go to good use for spaying and neutering feral cats in our communities.

05/01/2025

Join us January 11th from 11-4pm at the Puslinch ! Here you will be able to ask us questions regarding how we help the community, and how you can join us in rescuing cats from our community. You may also be able to meet some sweet kitties looking for their forever homes!

Drop by to say hi or to make a donation, we hope to see you there!

04/01/2025

The first of our Queens are now available for adoption! These girls have had an incredibly difficult past, filled with nothing but babies and stress. Now they are fixed and free to roam their foster homes and are doing better than we could have hoped for.

If you’re interested in adopting a Queen, please fill out an adoption application at arthuranimalrescue.com/adoptables

And remember; until the end of January you will save $50 on each kitties adoption fee 😸

02/01/2025

Looking to give back this year? Consider fostering! Not only is this a fulfilling experience, you also get to join a close knit team of volunteers that support you along the way.

If you’ve thought of fostering kittens or adult cats, please apply to become a foster at arthuranimalrescue.com/foster

Arthur Animal Rescue provides;
-All medical and vet care costs
-Food and litter donations as available
-A supportive team behind you to help you and your fosters along the way

You provide;
Transportation: must be able to drive to Guelph for routine and emergency veterinary visits.
-Supplies: while we occasionally receive donations of food and litter, fosters should be prepared to provide these items.
-Space: a separate room to keep the cat or kitten for the first 14 days.
-Socialization and love: playing and socializing with cats and kittens is an important part of getting them ready for their forever homes.
*We also require that any other pets in the home be spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

Know someone who could foster? Tag them below!

31/12/2024

Life’s better with a little kitten chaos!

Arthur Animal Rescue is bursting with kittens ready to bring love, laughter, and a touch of mischief to your home. Whether they are chasing their tails, napping in the sun, or stealing your heart, these tiny fur balls are guaranteed to brighten your days.

Come meet them and find your perfect match - because every great adventure starts with a meow! If you’re interested in adopting check out arthuranimalrescue.com/adoptables

28/12/2024

An update from our foster Judith on her temporary fosters; “I would like to introduce you to beautiful Gabby and her 4 babies, Primrose, Poppy, Pumpkin and Peanut!😊. This little group is hanging out with me here for Christmas and New Year’s, until their regular foster can reclaim them. I am getting lots of kitten love, and thought I would take this opportunity to show them off!

Gabby is a very gentle, excellent mama with a gorgeous caramel/tabby coat and the greenest eyes I’ve ever seen😊.” -Judith

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas from Arthur Animal Rescue🎄🐱

We hope your furry family members are making the ‘nice’ list today!

Share a pic of your pets enjoying some holiday cheer—we’re paws-itively excited to see their festive shenanigans!

24/12/2024

The Forgotten One update from their foster mama; “Our Forgotten One came to us 3 weeks after the initial removal of the Queens in relatively okay health, but in a very shutdown and fractious state. They were discovered loose in the house when people went in to clear out the home. Now you may notice I am saying “they” and this is because they are so fearful we haven’t been able to check if they are a Queen or King. We are giving the Forgotten One all the time they need to decompress and learn to trust. It’s a different scenario than our Queens as we knew they were kept in cages for life. But we are unsure if this one was also kept like that and escaped at some point, was an unknown house guest, or just a terribly shutdown housecat. Either way our sweet and terrified Forgotten One will now know what it’s like to be loved. We hope with time and earning their trust we will be able to socialize them to become a lovely housecat that feels safe.” -Heather H.

24/12/2024

Rupaul the Drag Queen update from his foster mama; “Rupaul was originally called Queen Beatrix until it was realized he was a castrated male (different from a neuter, castration removes both testicals and the sack completely). Nonetheless, he is a lovely and affectionate cat who just wants to be loved. Although he is still battling a bad URI and sinusitis, he has come a long way since intake. When he’s fully healed and out of his quarantine room I’m sure he will integrate with the other fosters well.”- Heather H.

24/12/2024

Queen Boudicca update from her foster mama; “Boudicca started out as our most fearful (and aggressive) Queen. We originally nicknamed her Spicy and had her on “bite alert”. Then she gave birth to a single kitten that unfortunately passed less than a day later. After her quarantine was up she was brought to our home where I put her in the cat room. Initially she chose to stay in a cage, then she began to venture out. She worked her way to the basement and lived in a large doll house for nearly a week. Then she decided her new humans (and foster cats and large dog) weren’t so scary and now she seeks out affection. She is just as kind as she is beautiful, she was just scared and poorly to start. I’m confident Queen Boudicca will make an amazing house cat for her forever family.” -Heather H.

23/12/2024

Not all heroes wear capes—some just open their hearts to an adult cat. 💕

In a world full of kittens, adult cats are the quiet, overlooked treasures waiting to fill your heart. They’ve seen life, they’ve waited patiently, and all they want is a warm lap, a loving hand, and a place to finally call home. Adopting an adult cat means saving a life that’s just as deserving of love, companionship, and a second chance. They may not be kittens, but they’ll love you like you’re their entire world. Give them the happy ending they’ve been dreaming of.

Adopt some holiday magic and fill out an adoption application at arthuranimalrescue.com/adoptables

23/12/2024

Queen Hera update from her foster family; “Hera is a sweetheart. She’s not a lap cat (yet) but will follow us around the house asking for pets. When we pet her, she rolls around and purrs. She loves belly rubs. She loves the dog and her cat sister. She’s great with kids. She takes a bit of time to feel safe but once she does, she loves to be in the middle of the action in our busy house. She has a very sweet and gentle disposition. She loves to play with her springs and chase her toys all over the house.” -Christine M.

23/12/2024

Queen Alexandra update from her foster mama; “Queen Alexandra is still quite shy and hasn’t met our cat yet. She stays in the spare bedroom but did explore the bathroom today, however quickly returned to her main room. She is barely hiding and lets us give her lots of pets and belly rubs. She started jumping a bit when she plays. She seems to be getting more comfortable every day. She’s super cute.”-Emma C.

23/12/2024

Queen Charlotte update from her foster mama; “This is Queen Charlotte. She is super affectionate. Always climbing on you and wants attention. Likes her other foster cat she’s with. Is a little unsure of new people at first but warms up quickly. You just need to sit there and let her come to you if she doesn’t know you. She’s vocal.”-Christina DM.

23/12/2024

Queen Isabella update from her foster mama; “Queen Isabella is doing great. She’s still in quarantine for another 2-3 wks so not sure how she does with other pets. She’s was really great with other cats at Janet’s . She’s super affectionate . Every time u visit her she jumps in your arms and gives you hugs.” -Elizabeth M.

23/12/2024

Queen Nefertiti update from her foster mama; “Nef loves people so much and just loves to be cuddled and petted. She will be in my lap for as long as I’ll sit there. At the same time, when she has to be in her room, she is a complete angel and will entertain herself without complaint. She likes to play but is not high energy like the bengals, so she is just such an easy cat ❤️”-Karen K.

Address

41 Graham Street W

N0B1A0

Telephone

+15198203508

Website

https://www.arthuranimalrescue.com/

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Update on Queen Nefertiti from her foster; “Nefertiti is turning into a real cuddle bug despite frequently being given medication. She loves to be petted and has even enjoyed brief time in my lap. She sleeps on my desk right beside me while I work and is starting to play a little.” -Karen K.

Update on Queen Esther from her foster; “Esther was really funny, when we put the carrier up to her cage she just waltzed right in. She loves to sleep on top of the couch or on one of my chairs. She loves to be pet, and often enjoys being picked up. She chases the ball and sometimes swats it a bit. I think the play thing is still a bit foreign to her! She has this little walk that cracks me up, I’ll have to try to get a video of it. Love her to pieces but my cat Ginger is afraid of her, so Ginger stays in the bedroom where it’s “safe”.”- Michele W.

We are always looking for more barns to become home for our working cats! These cats won’t adjust or be happy indoors, so we find them amazing properties where they can be cared for and do what they do best - hunt! If you’re interested in a Barn Cat, please email us at [email protected]

Queen Boudicca in her foster home at the “feline hospital”.

Queen Charlotte in her foster home.

Queen Latifah needs a foster home ASAP

The affectionate Queenie needs a foster home!

Smudgy is feeling so much better without mats pulling on her skin 🦁✂️

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