Cat Adoption in Calgary

Browse 157 adoptable cats from Calgary rescues. Kittens, adult cats, seniors, bonded pairs, and special needs cats all in one place.

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UnknownDomestic Shorthair

medium Energy
Pawsitive Match
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88th Street #2 - Domestic Shorthair cat available for adoption in Calgary

88th Street #2

3 yearsDomestic Shorthair

Femalehigh Energy
Heaven Can Wait
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Ace - Domestic Shorthair cat available for adoption in Calgary

Ace

UnknownDomestic Shorthair

medium Energy
Feline Rescue Foundation of Alberta
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Akbar - Domestic Shorthair/Mix cat cat available for adoption in Calgary

Akbar

11 monthsDomestic Shorthair/Mix cat

Malehigh Energy
Calgary Humane Society
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ALDEN - Domestic Medium Hair cat available for adoption in Calgary

ALDEN

3 years 3 monthsDomestic Medium Hair

Malemedium Energy
ARMADILLO - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Calgary

ARMADILLO

6 years 5 monthsDomestic Short Hair

Femalemedium Energy
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Austria - Domestic Shorthair cat available for adoption in Calgary

Austria

UnknownDomestic Shorthair

high Energy
Pawsitive Match
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Azure - Siamese cat available for adoption in Calgary

Azure

4 years 1 monthsSiamese

Femalemedium Energy
Baklava - Domestic Shorthair/Mix cat cat available for adoption in Calgary

Baklava

2 yearsDomestic Shorthair/Mix cat

Femalemedium Energy
Calgary Humane Society
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Barb - Mixed cat available for adoption in Calgary

Barb

3 YearsMixed

Femalelow Energy
Cochrane Humane Society
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Barn Cats - Mixed cat available for adoption in Calgary

Barn Cats

AdultMixed

Male & Femalemedium Energy
Cochrane Humane Society
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BB - Bengal cat available for adoption in Calgary

BB

3 years 6 monthsBengal

Femalelow EnergyLow Allergen
Dogs
MEOW Foundation
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Bearnaise - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Calgary

Bearnaise

2 years 1 monthsDomestic Short Hair

Femalemedium Energy
Beau - Mixed cat available for adoption in Calgary

Beau

2 yearsMixed

Malehigh Energy
Kids
Cochrane Humane Society
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Bexly - DSH cat available for adoption in Calgary

Bexly

9 MonthsDSH

Malelow Energy
Cochrane Humane Society
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Bezzle - DSH cat available for adoption in Calgary

Bezzle

1.5 YearsDSH

Malemedium Energy
Cochrane Humane Society
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Adopting a cat in Calgary? LocalPetFinder pulls adoptable cats from 7 local rescue organizations including MEOW Foundation, Calgary Humane Society, AARCS, and FRFA. New to cat adoption? Start with our step-by-step Calgary cat adoption guide. Looking for a dog instead? Browse dogs for adoption in Calgary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I adopt a cat in Calgary?

Calgary has several cat-focused rescues including MEOW Foundation (the largest cat-only rescue), Calgary Humane Society, AARCS, FRFA, Cochrane Humane, Pawsitive Match, and Heaven Can Wait. LocalPetFinder aggregates adoptable cats from all of them in one place. All applications are submitted directly to the rescue.

How much does it cost to adopt a cat in Calgary?

Cat adoption fees in Calgary typically range from $100 to $250, which covers spay/neuter, vaccinations, microchip, and FIV/FeLV testing. Senior and special-needs cats often have reduced or “name your own” adoption fees through MEOW Foundation and FRFA. See full cost breakdown.

Are MEOW Foundation cats indoor only?

MEOW Foundation typically requires their cats to live indoors only, given Calgary winters and the prevalence of urban coyotes. Each cat profile notes its specific indoor/outdoor preference if known. Read why most Calgary rescues require indoor-only.

Are LocalPetFinder cat listings updated in real time?

Cat listings are refreshed regularly. Since adoptions happen quickly, always confirm availability by clicking through to the rescue's official page before applying.

Should I adopt one cat or two?

For working households, two cats is often easier than one — they entertain each other and don't suffer separation anxiety. Bonded pairs are perfect for this; they already know each other and many rescues offer pair discounts.