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From 10 AM to 3 PM at Marcel-Giroux Center: 4501, Bannantyne VERDUN (Montreal, QC) Upstairs in the room “Jeux” (2nd floor) Adoptions also available on appointment. http://www.refugechatsverdun.com/index.html

From 10 AM to 3 PM at Marcel-Giroux Center: 4501, Bannantyne VERDUN (Montreal, QC) Upstairs in the room “Jeux” (2nd floor) Adoptions also available on appointment.

From 10 AM to 3 PM at Marcel-Giroux Center: 4501, Bannantyne VERDUN (Montreal, QC) Upstairs in the room “Jeux” (2nd floor) Adoptions also available on appointment. http://www.refugechatsverdun.com/index.html

A few weeks ago I wrote a post detailing the adventures of the two feral kittens my family fostered over the summer, from their tricky capture to exploring our house to being re-captured in a safe socialization space. If you missed it, you can read the post over here for the context of this “part 2” post. So the boys …

My family has fostered many cats. Typically, we’ve zeroed in on declawed adults (which is a story for another day) and kittens, either full litters or lonely orphans. The kittens we’ve taken in have always either just the right age for adoption or even younger, easy to socialize and mould into lovable personalities. This summer, we tried something different. We …

From 10 AM to 3 PM at Marcel-Giroux Center: 4501, Bannantyne VERDUN (Montreal, QC) Upstairs in the room “Jeux” (2nd floor) Adoptions also available on appointment.

Montreal, March 27, 2015 – The Montreal SPCA announced its official grand opening of the Mittens-Montreal SPCA Targeted Permanent Sterilization Clinic. The chief veterinarian is Gabrielle Carrière. This clinic is a proactive initiative to tackle Quebec’s pet overpopulation problem by offering sterilization services at reduced rates for pet guardians with limited financial resources. Mr. Russell Copeman, Montreal City Councillor and …

      On SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 2014 from 10 AM to 3 PMat Marcel-Giroux Center: 4501, Bannantyne VERDUN (Montreal, QC).   Join the event on Facebook! Adoptions also available on appointment.   MAP on Google Map   ● Check the Terms of adoption & the list of Cats awaiting adoption.

When this photo starting popping up online recently, the volunteers here couldn’t close their eyes. These 2 kittens were brought inside from a person who spotted them in their yard.  One of the kittens was in obvious need of immediate medical care, and although PetitsPawz does not have the financial means to take any new cats on right now, we could …