Cat Rescue Network

Our Guardian Angels

Medicating and feeding abandoned and feral cats costs money. Any amount you donate will go directly towards the medical costs of helping the animals we take in. Sponsor a cat or kitten today and become their Guardian Angel.

For every cat that you sponsor, we can afford to take in another...

If you would like to sponsor a Cat Rescue Network foster cat and become a Guardian Angel please contact us for more information.

To know exactly how your donation can help:

- $300 will allow us to take one adult cat into foster care
- $100 will allow us to provide extra veterinary care for a cat
- $50 will allow us to bottle feed an abandoned kitten for a week
- $25 will allow us to provide antibiotics to a sick cat/kitten

Gold Star Guardian

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Our Gold Star Guardian Angel is Darrell Thomas Textiles. They established the Alex Fund in gratitude for their cat, Alex, a Cat Rescue Network Alumnus. Over the years Alex has raised thousands of dollars. To read about Alex and the many cats that have been saved in his name, please click on Alex's photo.
For several years, Darrell Thomas Textiles has made a donation to Cat Rescue Network towards cats that require extra care. Many sick and injured cats have benefited from their generosity and are now in good homes. We truly appreciate their support of what we do and thank them, and everyone who contributes to their Alex Fund sales. Their kindness has made a big difference in the lives of many desperate animals.

Bailey

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Bailey's Guardian Angel is Zaria, beloved pet of Erin and James. Zaria was named Taylor when adopted from CRN in 2007. She found a wonderful home and when she crossed Rainbow Bridge in 2022, a donation was made to help Bailey in her honour.

Bella's Guardian Angels

Bella was born with such a large hernia that all of her internal organs were protruding. It was doubtful she could be saved.  At 7 weeks old she required  a large surgery; and then two more surgeries. 
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In memory of Mr. John Charles Marshman, beloved father of Elizabeth
Marshman. We hope it will help you keep up the wonderful work you've done and keep on doing.
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To celebrate his Birthday Christian asked that, instead of a personal gift, he would like a desperate cat  to be saved from the street.  Ramsis' whole life has changed because of Christian's thoughtfulness

Zoë Guardian Angel is Sasha and her pets Rusty and Nanook.  Grandma Sydney made a donation on their behalf to cover the medicine that Zoë needed. 

Sponsored in honor of Audrey McEvoy Saliba's passing.This was her wish in lieu of flowers.

The Lumsden Family 

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The Lumsden family is contributing towards Gabriel's eye surgery as a
Christmas gift to Mayhem and Trouble, who were Felix and Walnut when the Lumsdens adopted them through Cat Rescue Network. Their boys have given them a  great deal of joy. They wanted to express their gratitude by helping Gabriel, another little bundle of trouble and mayhem whose impulsive Atlas, my sweet special needs baby who recently passed away. Who was also born the same day as Crosby".   
 resulted in the loss of his eye.

Mohawks Five Guardian Angels: 
The following people contributed towards the care of Mohawk: Janice Richard, Mylena Levesque, Katey Champagne, Julie Oliveria, Bob Cohen.  Mohawk thanks you for helping to rescue him. 

A special thank you to ...

Francis Van Boxtel, popular artist specializing in animal photos, www.franciscus.ca for his ongoing fundraising efforts on behalf of support of the Cat Rescue Network. Franciscus has held several raffles whereby he will paint a portrait of the winners’ pet. Through his efforts Cat Rescue Network has been able to save several seriously injured cats, including Ollie and Franchesca, Mystic and Magic