September 05, 2023

CATS ROCK, a fundraiser for RCR

September 05, 2023/ Danielle Tuchelt

Join us on September 23rd, when Regina Cat Rescue hosting Cats Rock, a night of music, games, food and fellow cat lovers.

Regina bands the Alley Cats, and Melissa Mannett & Mascara will rock the night away at Baller’s Rec Room where you can test your skills in the batting cages, arcade games and enjoy some amazing food and drink.

This fundraiser will provide for the many cats we have in care, including some special friends requiring extra veterinary procedures.

CATS ROCK
Saturday, September 23, 2023
6 – 8pm, 8 – 11pm
Alley Cats: 7:00pm
Melissa Mannett & Mascara: 9:30pm
(tickets valid for the entire evening, the venue requires two time slots for staffing)

Baller’s Rec Room
2044 Dewdney Avenue, Regina SK

Tickets
$25 – includes a pint and choice of wings, poutine, or buffalo chicken poutine
OR
$30 – includes all of the above PLUS $10 of game credits.

Get your tickets today by emailing fundraising@reginacatrescue.com
payment by cash, cheque, or e-transfer (e-transfer preferred – fundraising@reginacatrescue.com).

Minors are welcome until 8pm to join in on the fun.

September 02, 2023

Update on Greta

September 02, 2023/ alanna whippler

Hi, cat lovers! It’s hard to believe summer is coming to a close. It’s been a tough one with lots of heartbreak but we have many wonderful stories to share and wee Greta is one of them!

This tiny girl was rescued under duress from a hot car back at the end of July as a baby who needed neo-natal care. Thankfully she suffered no ill effects and has become a healthy and robust little kitten who brings joy to her foster family daily.

Greta is much loved and living the good life in foster care while we get her prepared to go up for adoption. We appreciate the community support for all the little Gretas out there! Please visit our website to learn more about fostering, volunteering. donating and adopting: Regina Cat Rescue

August 18, 2023

Good night, Sweet Spirit

August 18, 2023/ alanna whippler

RCR had an intense day recently when we were contacted first thing in the morning by a kind Samaritan who had come across a kitten on the side of a highway who had been hit by a vehicle and was in distress. The kitten’s sibling was deceased but the little rescue we called Spirit survived and was fighting with everything she had.

We had high hopes for a successful rescue and Spirit quickly won our hearts. Unfortunately, the injuries she suffered were catastrophic. She endured 2 broken femurs, a broken hip, a leg amputation was needed on one leg and a major surgery on the other and it wasn’t feasible at her young age. In consultation with the vet, it determined that kindest was to let Spirit go and join the angels.