About Us

Great precautions are taken to avoid introducing illness. For example, in the situation involving a typical member of the family, our procedures would be as follows:

• Cats that come into our care are taken to an Accredited Veterinary Clinic where, at the cost of The Foundation, the animal would be examined and Fe-leuk tested, spayed or neutered, micro-chipped, de-wormed, vaccinated with the 4 way combination vaccine and Feline Leukemia and Rabies (if old enough). Its ears would be checked for ear mites and treated.
• The cat is then transported to our facility. It is placed in isolation for observation for 4 to 5 days.
• If any symptoms develop during this period that need attention, the cat is treated.
• Assuming all is well, the cat is placed up for adoption to find it a good home.
• The cats in our care are not caged, but are free to enjoy a home atmosphere. 
• If it is clear that a new cat could not be adopted for some reason or another, it is made to feel at home, is given a name, and it becomes assimilated into our family.
• The Foundation is unique throughout all of Western Canada. The reason is quite simple. No person has the patience and the devotion that Marjorie has for the cats.