Toby
In a PAACT Foster Home
Toby is an affectionate young boy estimated to be between 2–3 years old. Recently neutered and fully vaccinated, he is healthy, thriving, and ready for a loving family to call his own.
Toby arrived in care following a seizure of 14 animals, where he had been confined to a single bedroom. Despite this difficult start, he has blossomed into a warm, trusting companion who simply wants to feel safe and loved.
He has a wonderfully soft, unique purr and is proudly the household “Biscuit Master,” kneading happily whenever he is content. Toby is playful yet exceptionally gentle—his claws and nibbles are remarkably soft, making him a tender-hearted companion in every way.
He also has excellent litter habits and appreciates a tidy litter box, which helps him feel secure and comfortable as he continues to settle into normal home life.
This sweet soul adores curling up beside his person and soaking up a sunny spot. He bonds deeply and would thrive in a home where someone is around often, as he can be a bit of a Velcro companion who finds great comfort in closeness.
If you are looking for a loyal, affectionate cat who will follow you from room to room, offer gentle companionship, and fill your home with warmth, Toby may be the perfect match. 💜🐾
Garfield
In a PAACT Foster Home
Garfield is a bright, playful 9-month-old kitten who has been neutered and fully vaccinated, and he is now ready to find a safe, loving home of his own.
He came into care as part of a seizure involving 14 animals, and despite his challenging start, Garfield has shown remarkable resilience. In the last week and a half, he has only just begun to discover what gentle, loving touch feels like. Previously, he interpreted all contact as play, but he is now learning that affection is comforting—and he is starting to seek it out from the people he trusts. With consistent kindness, he is quickly beginning to see his caregivers as safe, positive constants in his world.
Garfield thrives on companionship and would do especially well in a home with another young, social cat. He loves to explore, play, and share space with feline friends like Ollie and Purdy, who have helped him build confidence and understand healthy social cues.
He is a wonderfully gentle kitten—soft with his claws, delicate with his nibbles, and full of natural “cat smarts.” His tail is becoming beautifully fluffy, and his favourite toys are springs and pompoms, which he bats around with endless enthusiasm.
When playtime winds down, Garfield enjoys relaxing near his people and settling into a cozy spot. He’s the perfect blend of spirited kitten energy and tender companionship.
If you are looking for a sweet, lively, and loving young cat who will bring joy, curiosity, and warmth into your home, Garfield may be the perfect match. 💜🐾
Ember
**ADOPTION PENDING!!!**
I heard you were asking about me...
My name is Ember — the humans say it means I am strong, that even when everything around me went dark, I kept a little light inside.
My story did not start the way a dogs should. I was thrown from a moving vehicle, left broken, scared, and covered in owies that still whisper what I have been through. But today, something incredible happened… I got to ride in a car again and this time, it was different. There were gentle hands, kind voices, and soft blankets.
They told me I was safe. This word feels new. It feels warm.
The humans said they are gathering all the evidence for the appropriate authorities, to try to have the people who hurt me held accountable. I don’t really understand what that means… but I think it’s something good — something that helps keep other animals safe too.
Now, I have a foster family who loves me already — they call me perfect. My belly is full, my body is healing, and when I close my eyes, I finally feel peace instead of fear and pain.
I may be covered in scars, but they are just proof that I survived, that my little ember never went out.
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Max & Marvan
** In a PAACT Foster Home**
Some stories begin in crisis.
Max and Marvan’s story is one of survival, devotion, and quiet resilience.
When Max first came into care, the veterinarian he had seen advised that he was completely blocked with urinary crystals and was dying from a heart murmur. Thankfully, a member of our team with experience in similar cases encouraged a second opinion. That decision made all the difference — and gave Max the chance he deserved.
Max was treated appropriately. He recovered. He thrives. And through it all, Marvan never left his side.
These two are more than housemates — they are anchored to one another. When Max rests, Marvan settles close. When Marvan hesitates, Max gives him courage. They move through the world as a pair, steadying each other in ways only bonded companions can.
Max is the social butterfly — affectionate, confident, and quick to lean into your hand for more love. Marvan is just as loving and playful, sharing that same silky softness and sweet temperament — he simply takes a brief moment to warm up. Once he feels safe, he is every bit as affectionate as Max, happily climbing onto your shoulder or joining in the charm that the two of them so effortlessly bring into a room.
They have already endured uncertainty. They have already faced the possibility of goodbye. What they deserve now is permanence — a home where their bond is protected, where their medical history is respected, and where they will never again have to wonder what comes next.
They are not just looking for a home. They are waiting for their person — someone who understands that love sometimes comes in twos.
Max and Marvan will only be placed together. Separating them is not an option. Their relationship is part of their healing and part of their magic.
If you have room in your heart and your home for a pair whose love has already withstood so much, please reach out to PAACT to learn more about welcoming these remarkable boys into your life.
Because sometimes the most beautiful bonds are the ones that almost didn’t get the chance to continue.
Hobbes & Bandit
** IN A PAACT FOSTER HOME **
These two companions came into PAACT’s care after their owner experienced significant hardship, and despite the upheaval, both have shown remarkable resilience and an unmistakable desire to reconnect with people they trust.
Bandit, the long-haired sweetheart of the pair, required extra attention when he first arrived. His coat was severely matted and causing him discomfort, and one eye needed veterinary care. With gentle handling, a full groom, and the opportunity to rest and heal, Bandit has begun to flourish. He now leans into daily brushing sessions with quiet contentment—brushing has become both part of his care and a meaningful source of comfort. With his coat soft and healthy again, he has resumed grooming himself and moving through his environment with renewed confidence.
Hobbes, his short-haired companion, is the calm, nurturing heart of the duo. He loves gentle affection, makes biscuits when he’s happy, and gravitates toward warm, cozy spaces close to his people. Hobbes is soft-mannered, steady, and emotionally attuned—his presence brings ease and reassurance to Bandit, and their connection is evident in the way they relax, explore, and rest alongside one another.
Together, they are beautifully balanced. Hobbes offers grounding warmth, while Bandit brings expressive softness and enthusiasm. Both boys are deeply social, affectionate, and clearly accustomed to being cared for with love. They use their litter boxes reliably, enjoy drinking from their water fountain, and are slowly warming up to wet food with consistency and patience.
If you are looking for a gentle, loving duo who will bring warmth, companionship, and quiet joy into your home, Hobbes and Bandit may be the perfect match. 🤎🧡🐾
