I have often mentioned in earlier blogs that RAPS Cat Sanctuary does nnot work in isolation, and that we have strong ties with other rescues around the province. The most consistent one is probably with... Read More
Many of the Neko blog readers will remember that when a cat finds its way to the Sanctuary, we call it “a detective cat” – previous detective cats have included Magnum, Kojak, Cagney, Horatio –... Read More
Sweet Frank was not originally a RAPS cat, but came into Delta Community Animal Shelter as a stray, and was adopted from there. Sadly, his family had to relocate and were unable to take him... Read More
Whiskers and Jinx appeared on RAPS radar as a stray pair found in Richmond some years ago. Even at that stage, it was obvious that they belonged together, and the woman who adopted them acknowledged... Read More
Booty arrived at the Sanctuary in company with Paula and Celeste, who were recently featured in this series. They were all cats who had come to the City Shelter in the days that RAPS was... Read More
Many of our Sanctuary cats have come into our care with a feral label, and that’s fine – we are one of the few places that feral cats can live their feral lives safely as... Read More
Pretty tabby Celeste is another cat-graduate of the Pen 2 colony. Originally there were five tabbies who came to the Sanctuary in 2017, identified as unadoptable (generally because of shyness). Calvin and Chase preferred to... Read More
Paula is one of two long-term residents of the Pen 2 cabin; a slim little calico who can usually be found in one of the upper-level beds. She arrived with us in 2016, part of... Read More
Cypress came into our care in 2018; he’s probably around ten years old. As an FIV+ cat, he is a resident of the New Aids pen. Because FIV is transmitted though bite wounds, there will... Read More
I don’t think there’s anyone who works in the Connor building who doesn’t love our sweet Vesper. This handsome tuxedo gentleman – now about 15 years old – came to us in 2017 in company... Read More
Yma came into our care almost nine years ago – one of a colony of cats Stephanie trapped at a nearby composting facility. Some of them may have been dumped cats; others were born wild.... Read More
The Cat Sanctuary is the centre of our own feline universe, but throughout the province, and beyond, there are many wonderful rescue organizations working to alleviate the suffering caused by careless or abusive pet owners.... Read More