09/07/2026
Point Leamington is an area that has unfortunately struggled with a stray cat population for years. The SPCA attempted a large TNR effort in the community several years ago but every year, kittens and cats continue to trickle in.
Mama Cambria is so petite that you can barely pick her out from her own kittens! When she went to the vet for her spay and testing, a tick was found attached to her eyelid!!! 😢🤢Another reminder that outdoor cats face more than just hunger and the weather. If you have a cat that roams outdoors in the Point Leamington area, please be mindful of ticks, parasites and fights with unaltered or stray cats. Regular tick prevention, vaccines and spaying/neutering are especially important where stray populations are present.
The good news: Cambria is now spayed and tested negative for FIV/FeLV and all of her babies have received their first vaccines and dewormer. 🧡 The whole family is still scared, but they can be handled and have so much potential. They are available for adoption to quiet, patient homes willing to give them the time, consistency and one on one attention they need to build confidence. They may not walk through your door ready to be lap cats but with a little patience, they just might surprise you!
👇 If you’re interested in adoption, please APPLY at the link below!
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