Hunter - Tabby Cat for Adoption in Hamilton, Ontario

Update June 3rd - Hunter is now at the Pet Valu, 610 King St W . She is getting used to all the new sounds and sights in her new environment. Go pay this cutie a visit
Please read Hunter's bio, requirements for adoption and if you think she would be a good fit then go to avacats.org and fill out an online application form. An adoption co ordinator will be in touch
Hunter came in to our rescue back beginning of May. She came from a rural area with too many cats - she wandered into our trap so she came along. She has spent her entire life outside but is enjoying all the comforts of her new foster home. She did have an Upper Respiratory when she came to us so spent a week at the vet on antibiotics. She was flea treated, dewormed as well. When her cold was over she was spayed, microchipped, her retained baby tooth was removed and received her FVCRP and rabies vaccines. She was also viral tested - and was negative. She spent several weeks in her foster home recovering from her surgery and being socialized. She is a very sweet girl who will need to be given some time to adjust to a new environment. She would be good with proper introduction to another cat friendly feline. She loves her churros and cat nip toys. Once you start petting her she purrs up a storm and loves chin scratches. It is recommended to start her out in her own room with food, litter and toys until she feels comfortable. Her adoption fee is $250. AVA has an indoor and no declaw policy.

The tabby cat, known for its distinctive coat pattern featuring swirls, stripes, or spots, is a beloved and versatile breed found in various colors and patterns. Tabby cats are not a specific breed but rather a coat pattern seen in domestic cats of different breeds. They are known for their friendly and sociable nature, making them popular as family pets. Tabby cats are cherished for their playful and affectionate personalities, making them wonderful companions for households of all kinds.