Buddy 16-001-OX |
After 15 months in NASAP care buddy passed away on February 9, 2018, quickly and suddenly with his foster dad at his side! He was 6 years old and had a great life, thank you to all of our supporters that helped towards his care! Buddy came into NASAP's care in 2016, when his owner moved and unfortunately could no longer care for him. He loved to roam around but also loved to snuggle and have scratches to his head and chin. He was easy to care for and enjoyed his hay and greens, with his favourite treat being a carrot. He was a very sweet and quiet boy. Because of his advanced age and some medical issues, Buddy remained in permanent care with NASAP.
Age : 6 years old |
Maude 13-073-C |
Wanted to share we lost Maude on October 17, 2018. Thanks to NASAP, Maude our tiny toothless big-hearted senior cat entered our lives and became everybody's sweetheart with her loving demeanour for the last four years of her life. She was such a loss. So much personality in such a little frame. We miss and greatly loved our mini mighty Maude. Andrea
Age : >14 years |
Petula 07-193-CA |
In Loving Memory of Petula I adopted Petula on January 30, 2008, and I am very sad to let you know that she passed away on August 9, 2017. She was only about 10 years old, but sadly she developed cancer and went downhill very quickly. Claire
Age : 10 years |
Angel 16-001-DX |
In Loving memory for Angel.
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Age : 11 years old |
Agnes 00-000-CA |
Agnes was a short-haired torbie spayed female cat that was impounded at one of NASAP's partner pounds in December, 2013. She had a tattoo which allowed us to determine that she was spayed in 2000 and was likely around 14 years old. Despite the tattoo, her owner could not be traced or contacted and she remained unclaimed because of her age and scrappy personality. Because of these factors, she was also not a candidate for rehoming through the rescue. As a volunteer, I found it very difficult to keep leaving her at the pound every time I went to collect younger, friendlier and more adoptable cats for the rescue. So, in early February, I took Agnes home and assumed responsibility for her. She spent time with friends from the rescue and she even proved to be an excellent mouser in one friend's apartment! Agnes was very sweet with me and my husband and she always seemed grateful for her second chance at a forever home. On the other hand, she was always a complete fractious hellion at the vet clinic. She was given excellent medical care by Dr. Fredlund and Dr. Van Boxtel at Calgary Trail Pet Hospital. Despite medical challenges including kidney disease and repeated urinary tract infections, Agnes spent a happy and comfortable 3.5 years as part of our family. She was euthanized on July 14, 2017. Jenny and Craig
Age : 17 years |