Anna arrives at GLVH

Our newest Guelph Humane Society (GHS) adoption cat has arrived this morning! Anna is busy exploring the clinic and making herself at home. All of our GHS cats seem to like sleeping in the corner under the reception desk and she's discovered that little hideaway already.

Anna is a lovely little 8 month old black and white kitten with a bright pink nose, a luxurious long, fluffy tail and a great purr. She is mostly black, but her back legs and her front paws are white as well as her face and chest.

For more information about Anna you can contact the Guelph Humane Society or contact us at (519) 824-9898 if you think she might be the right cat for you. She'll be spayed this week by Dr. Gardiner and ready for adoption very soon!

UPDATE May 26th 2014: Anna is fully healed from her spay and is enjoying having the run of the clinic! She is a big hit with clients - she's very social and loves to roll on the floor for belly rubs! She has a great purr that doesn't take much coaxing and would love to find a family with lots of people and activity! 

UPDATE 2 June 4th 2014: Anna will be featured this Friday on the Guelph Humane Society's segment on Rogers (her television debut!), as well as on CJOY and Magic 106.1 during the Furry Fridays segments in the morning. We love Anna, but we really hope that this helps her to find a loving forever home. She is a frisky young girl who loves to play and cuddle and would be a great companion!

Our first kittens have arrived!

Guelph Lake Vet is happy to start our partnership with the Guelph Humane Society as a satellite adoption location. We've got a brand-new multi level cat condo in our hospital which will be home to kittens and cats looking for their forever families. The current residents are these adorable little two month old black kittens. They even have black whiskers and black paw pads!

These sweeties have already been claimed by a family who visited them on Sunday, and we don't blame them one bit for falling in love with both of them! Snow and Charm are tightly bonded and follow each other around, so we're happy that they will be going to the same home once all of the Humane Society interview and approvals process is completed.

Until then, we'll be cuddling them and making sure they are spayed, neutered and have their first round of shots.