Norman landed on RCR’s radar screen when a kind citizen reached out for help after discovering the handsome stray seeking shelter from the elements in her garage. While she was happy to provide food for him, he was very timid and she couldn’t get close to him but wanted to help him find a better life. NOrman awaiting rescue Norman didn’t make it easy for the dedicated volunteer who went to help. His fear had him up in the rafters but she knew this gentle soul was tame and needing love. She knew he wouldn’t need to be trapped. She just had to find a way to reach him in the rafters! It took sev ..read more

treasure is being treated for several injuries associated with her abandonment.. Winter kicked off with a bang and an early start in late 2022 and that meant lots of animals in jeopardy. One of the sweetest cats we have rescued in our long history is tiny Treasure. She was found frozen on a country road in early December and a kind Samaritan took her home and contacted RCR for help. treasure upon rescue awaiting exam It didn’t take long before the poor little girl’s ears fell off and we soon discovered that poor Treasure not only suffered from frostbite but also a severe tail wound that requ ..read more

Flurry was a fighter but succumbed to her injuries It’s been a tough winter so far with so much snow and severe weather already, and many frozen cats. Sweet Flurry came into our care late on December 30th after being discovered frozen in a snowbank on the side of the road in a Regina bedroom community. Her little paws were blocks of ice and she was twitching with pain. We rushed her to the 24 Hour Animal Care Centre where we discovered that Flurry was not just a victim of the elements - she had been hit by a car and suffered severe internal injuries. Hoping for the best, the vet proceeded wit ..read more

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Season’s greetings, cat lovers! We just couldn’t help but share this sweet little family who recently arrived in care after being rescued from an unsafe situation in a rural area where they were unwanted and facing an uncertain future. The full house litter (Danny, Joey (not pictured), Stephanie, DJ and Jesse) are in the spirit of the season and ready to find their forever homes! So far we have Danny, Joey and Stephanie listed but DJ and Jesse are not far behind. As always, we are grateful to our volunteers and donors who make these rescues possible: Donate — Regina Cat Rescue Volunteer Ap ..read more

Theo upon rescue, with a sever eye injury Theo is a sweet and friendly cat who was hanging out stray near the home of a long-term foster home who was worried about his safety and hoping to get the little guy into care. Theo was being picked on by the other strays, and as a young fellow who is very much a lover, not a fighter, he was on the losing end. theo shortly after surgery Thankfully, we were able to rescue Theo and place him in foster care, but the damage was done. Poor Theo had suffered a significant eye injury in a cat fight and a claw pierced his cornea, causing pain and infection ..read more

Reeko feeling fine knowing he’s safe and sound off the streets. Handsome Reeko was a street warrior when he was first noticed by a long-time RCR volunteer who looks after community cats in her neighbourhood. She knew right away, though, that he was a lover, not a fighter so he was rescued and placed in foster care. It was quickly evident that Reeko was a gentle and loving cat who adored being with people.  Sadly, Reeko did not escape his time on the streets unscathed. He tested positive for the Feline Immunodeficiency Virus ( FIV) and struggl ..read more

RCR does the utmost to help each and every cat that comes into our care get the best possible outcome - a loving forever family. That was our hope for Muffin but sadly, not every cat gets that happy ending, Muffin was in rough shape when rescued. He had a fever and was severely dehydrated and emaciated. Thankfully, a kind family noticed his state, took him in to foster and contacted us for help. They named him Muffin because all the poor soul had to eat at the time was a discarded muffin. It was touch and go but eventually we were able to get him healthy enough to neuter him and were hopeful ..read more

Last week RCR rescued a heavily pregnant cat from an unsafe situation on the street and it was just in the nick of time. The little cat, whom we’ve named Rinata, soon gave birth to an astonishing 10 babies! Sadly, one of the kittens was stillborn, but the other 9 are thriving under their mama’s diligent care. Rinata and her babies are just one of the wee families in care and we are receiving requests for help daily. We can’t do it without community support. Please visit us at www.reginacatrescue.com for information on how to foster, adopt or donate ..read more

RCR welcomed a special rescue recently after being contacted about a farm cat that was blind and struggling to use his back legs. His name is Maurice, and it was believed that he had been attacked by a coyote or a fox. We had him examined by a vet, and it turned out that Maurice is indeed visually impaired, but was most likely attacked by another cat. He also has some severe arthritis in his back legs, making it hard for him to walk. Despite his condition, Maurice is one of the sweetest cats we've ever met and he quickly stole the hearts of volunteers. He does have some vision and likes to le ..read more