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A1050352
Located At: City of Toronto Animal Services East Region
Description: My name is Rose.
I am a spayed female, black and white Domestic Mediumhair.
I am a spayed female, black and white Domestic Mediumhair.
Age: The shelter staff think I am about 9 weeks old.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since Nov 09, 2026.
Does it get any cuter? We're honestly not sure how!
Rose and Hillary are two adorable 9-week-old sisters who arrived at the shelter with their mom and two other siblings. Imagine being that little and suddenly finding yourself in a big, unfamiliar shelter. It's a lot for two tiny kittens to take in!
Their mom is an outdoor, unsocialized cat, which means these girls have some catching up to do when it comes to trusting people. They're not aggressive in the slightest, but they may greet you with a few tiny hisses at first. But honestly the little hisses will make you laugh and they will fade away each day
The good news? They're at a wonderful age to learn that people aren't so scary after all. They need a home willing to put in lots and lots of hands-on socialization, patience, gentle handling and positive experiences. The more time spent with them, the more confident they'll become.
They're already showing curiosity about toys and even the other cats around them. There's a lot of potential packed into these two little girls!
Ideally, we'd love to see Rose and Hillary leave the shelter together. Having a sister by their side makes this big, scary world a little less intimidating, and everything is easier when you have a buddy.
Please call our east shelter for more info 416 338-7539
Does it get any cuter? We're honestly not sure how!
Rose and Hillary are two adorable 9-week-old sisters who arrived at the shelter with their mom and two other siblings. Imagine being that little and suddenly finding yourself in a big, unfamiliar shelter. It's a lot for two tiny kittens to take in!
Their mom is an outdoor, unsocialized cat, which means these girls have some catching up to do when it comes to trusting people. They're not aggressive in the slightest, but they may greet you with a few tiny hisses at first. But honestly the little hisses will make you laugh and they will fade away each day
The good news? They're at a wonderful age to learn that people aren't so scary after all. They need a home willing to put in lots and lots of hands-on socialization, patience, gentle handling and positive experiences. The more time spent with them, the more confident they'll become.
They're already showing curiosity about toys and even the other cats around them. There's a lot of potential packed into these two little girls!
Ideally, we'd love to see Rose and Hillary leave the shelter together. Having a sister by their side makes this big, scary world a little less intimidating, and everything is easier when you have a buddy.
Please call our east shelter for more info 416 338-7539
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Shelter information
Location: City of Toronto Animal Services East Region
Phone Number: (416) 338-PAWS (7297)
Address: 821 Progress Avenue
Toronto, ON M1H 2X4
Toronto, ON M1H 2X4