For The Love of Grace Program

08/10/2026

The weather might be grey ⛈️☔️, still a good day to spay..🐾🐈‍⬛

08/09/2026

We have a couple extra appointments for tomorrow at the Humane Society clinic if anyone can trap and transport. Please private message our page.

08/09/2026

Spaying/neutering those outside kitties you feed NOW, prevents litters of feral kittens born in September and October 🐈‍⬛.
There is an available appointment online currently at the Humane Society clinic for tomorrow, August 10. As well, the 27th is now open on their calendar. These appointments are for community cats (feral/stray) who must be in a covered live-trap. Appointments can be booked going to the HS Web page.

08/08/2026

Happy ❤️
Cats are amazing and beautiful creatures. There are so many that are unwanted and in rescue centres now. Save one. And they might save you.

08/08/2026

Happy International Cat Day 😻

08/08/2026

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We always rush to spay female cats to prevent pregnancy, but what about the Tom Cats?

The truth: A single male cat can father more kittens in one week than a female can produce in a whole year! Plus, neuter surgery is quicker than a spay. Remember, spaying females is also important!! But we have to neuter male cats too!

Altered cats live longer, healthier lives. Let's protect them all—every outdoor community cat deserves to be fixed and vaccinated! ❤️

08/06/2026

🐾We posted about Grey Mama, who was spayed on Tuesday through our TNR program. Well this cutie, is one of her babies, and was the last kitten trapped late yesterday, from a litter of four. Her three litter mates were trapped and vet checked, vaccinated, parasite treated last week. Both mom and dad now have been spayed and neutered through our TNR program 😻.

The next step is socializing the kittens so they can be adopted. Grey Mama is doing very well in her caregiver’s home recovering from her spay. Kim would love to find Mama an indoor home. We will assist as much as possible.

With much thanks to Kim for reaching out to get this little family the help they needed. Thanks to her proactiveness, stepping up, learning how to trap, even though she works full-time. Kim did the transport as well which really helped. Working along caregivers who are also willing to roll up their sleeves and help makes all the difference!

Thank you to our wonderful supporters who support our TNR efforts and make this all possible 💕🐾😻

08/04/2026

Happy Tuesday 😻

This is “Grey Mama”. She is a mama to some adorable kittens which we posted about last week, that were vet checked and vaccinated through our program 🐈‍⬛.

Today, Grey Mama is at the Community Veterinary Clinic to be spayed, vaccinated, including rabies booster, parasite treated and microchipped!  Thanks to her caregiver Kim, who was able to finally trap her late yesterday. Grey Mama is somewhat friendly so the hope is that she can find an indoor home soon especially now that she will be spayed and vaccinated, etc. This is definitely the first step in the right direction for mama. No more litters of kittens as well 💕. Mama has one remaining kitten that we are assisting caregiver Kim with, that still needs to be caught.

Thank you to our wonderful supporters that support our TNR efforts! Your kindness allows us to help situations like Mama’s 🙏🐈‍⬛💕.

08/04/2026

🩺🐾 Did You Know? Community Cats Can Be Affected by Several Common Viruses. 🐾❤️

Just like our indoor pets, community cats can be exposed to illnesses that impact their health. The most common viruses include:

🦠 FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) – Weakens the immune system and can lead to serious health issues.

🦠 FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) – Most often spread through deep bite wounds. Many FIV-positive cats can still live long, happy lives with proper care. 💙

🦠 Panleukopenia (Feline Distemper) – A highly contagious virus that is especially dangerous for kittens.

🤧 Feline Herpesvirus & Calicivirus – Common causes of upper respiratory infections, resulting in sneezing, eye discharge, and congestion.

💚 The best way to help protect community cats is through TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return), vaccination, good nutrition, and early medical care when needed. Every cat that is spayed/neutered and vaccinated helps create a healthier colony for everyone.

🐱 Together, we can make a difference—one cat, one colony, and one community at a time. Thank you for caring about the cats who have no one else. ❤️🐾

08/02/2026

Hoping everyone is enjoying this long weekend, a purrfect time to rest and take it easy 🐈‍⬛. For the Love of Grace (which is a small, volunteer run TNR program) is also taking a much needed break over the weekend, & will be having periodic breaks during the month of August.