Quadra Cat Rescue

Support Quadra Cat Rescue’s veterinary and fostering costs by donating proceeds at Return-it depots or dropping off empties at 637 Cape Mudge Road. We can also arrange pick-up from homes or businesses.

You CAN have too much of a good thing - Quadra Cat Rescue Quadra Cat Rescue urging islanders to get pets fixed, donate empty beverage containers

Quadra Cat Rescue volunteers are crossing their paws and hoping this year will be different—that instead of getting swamped with kittens, a record number of people will sign up to get their cats spayed and neutered.

Every spring, we brace for the influx of kittens that fill our limited number of foster homes. Please, everyone, help spread the word that Quadra Cat Rescue can help get pets spayed and neutered, and let’s get those cats fixed before they reproduce.

Quadra Islanders are welcome to complete the online form to participate in our lower-cost spay-neuter program.

For 17 years, Quadra Cat Rescue has been working to reduce the number of homeless cats on our island—primarily by spaying and neutering strays and through a lower-cost program to fix pet cats.

Still, every year, kittens born on Quadra outnumber local homes looking to adopt them. We have to keep on top of this because just one unfixed pair of cats and their offspring can produce 500 kittens in three years. The best time to spay or neuter is before kittens are five months old.

Spay & Neuter - Quadra Cat Rescue Quadra Cat Rescue volunteers have fixed more than 1,200 cats – and found homes for most of these – all funded by generous donations.

They're back! This illustrated poetry book is available again at Inspirations on Quadra Island.
(Sorry to the folks who dropped by for a copy after our first batch sold out in a hurry.)
Easy size for mailing as a gift. Gets yours soon!
All proceeds support Quadra Cat Rescue.

Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to the Quadra Cat Rescue Bottle Drive this past winter.
Your donations helped pay for food and vet costs.
QCR volunteers welcome empties at 637 Cape Mudge Road to fund future cat and kitten care.
Drop off any time.

Book launch, 2 p.m. Saturday, April 25 at the Quadra Library
A Life Amongst Cats combines purr-fect poetry and illustrations by two Quadra Island artists.
It absolutely knocked my socks off—Puss'n Boots
Copies available by donation at Inspirations in the Cove.
Proceeds support Quadra Cat Rescue.

Got yours yet?
"A Life Amongst Cats" combines purr-fect poetry and illustrations by two Quadra Island artists.

What critics are saying:
"It absolutely knocked my socks off."—Puss'n Boots

Copies available by donation at Inspirations in the Cove.
Proceeds support Quadra Cat Rescue.

Book launch, 2 p.m. Saturday, April 25 at the Quadra Library

Two Quadra Island artists have created a purr-fect book for cat lovers. Get yours at Inspirations on Quadra Island

Poet Chris Thompson and illustrator Sophie Whittingham have combined forces to produce A life amongst cats, which includes dozens of original poems and cats-at-their-best illustrations.

Quadra Cat Rescue extends huge thanks to both Chris and Sophie, and to Ruth Powell for volunteering editing and layout skills, and Lara Fraser of Inspirations for covering printing costs.

Copies of A life amongst cats are available by donation at Inspirations on Quadra Island.

Pounce on this chance to get a first edition for yourself, your family, and your friends. All proceeds support Quadra Cat Rescue.

Read more at https://quadracatrescue.com/quadra-cat-rescue-poetry-book-fundraiser/

ADOPTED!!!!!
Franny, formerly known as Friendly'.. Her name has been changed because though she is friendly to people she doesn't like other cats!

She's about 6 years old, spayed and vaccinated.
The last couple of years have been hard on her and she really needs a forever home where she can be the only cat.

Abandoned when their owner left about 3 years ago, she and another cat remained on the property. We don't know how they got food during that time. But at times people lived or camped there and probably fed them but eventually the property was to be developed and the cats had to be removed.
We found a home for the 2 of them last summer but Franny disappeared twice and was missing for months. We now think that it's because she doesn't like other cats because after bringing her in from the cold in Nov. and putting her into a foster home we found out that she is intolerant of and quite stressed out by the presence of the other foster cats.
So, we are hoping we can find her a foster or adoptive home where she can be the queen of the household!

FOR ADOPTION: Meet the Two Brothers 'Ernie' & 'Burt'. They are littermates, already neutered, and 7 months old. They spent their first 2 months of life outdoors being raised by their unsocialized homeless mother.
They were very fearful of people at first but are now friendly and playful. They are very easy to have around as they are quite self-contained. In their foster home they get along well with other cats and actively play with toys with their humans, but they don't like to be picked up yet.
Now that we think about it it's not surprising that a lot of cats are like that. Imagine yourself in the presence of a giant creature towering over you and wanting to touch and cuddle!
They have come a long way and it is likely that they will make great pets in time in a home with patient owners. Or they could live happily in a barn situation.
If you think they might fit your lifestyle please get in touch.
Our adoption application can be found on our website quadracatrescue.com under Our Programs-Adoption and can be filled out and submitted online. Or call 250-285-CATS(2287) for more info.