Furget Me Not Animal Rescue

One of the less visible but important programs we operate is our Spay & Return program.

As a small rescue, we’re only be able to help approximately 15–20 cats through this program each year, but for those cats and the families who care about them, the impact is huge.

A non-negotiable part of our rescue’s mission is that when we take in kittens, we ensure that mom and any other intact cats in the home are fixed. While sometimes this can be a bit trickier when we’re dealing with feral cats on rural properties, we can never in good conscience remove kittens from a situation without doing everything we can to make sure they will be the last litter.

In some cases families are able to contribute a small portion of the cost. In others, we cover the expense entirely. While Edmonton is fortunate to have excellent resources available, including the PALS Program through the Edmonton Humane Society, waitlists are lengthy and urgent situations don’t always have the luxury of time.

Every mom cat who is spayed means fewer kittens born into uncertain circumstances, and more resources available for the cats who truly need them.

Fundraisers like Paw Month kicking off at several of our Pet Valu locations June 1st help make programs like this possible. Every donation and every volunteer hour helps us continue this commitment to the cats and families who need it most.

Because while rescuing kittens is fulfilling, making sure there isn’t another litter is even better!

11 week old tabby triplets Indra (f), Chiya (f) and Nehal (m) are waiting for you at Pet Valu Stony Plain!

These cuties are the purrfect quintessential kittens! They love to play, play, play! When it’s time to recharge their batteries, a soft, warm lap will do just fine. They are all very cat social, and must be adopted to a home where they’ll have a friendly kitty playmate. They’re learning about dogs, and would do just fine in a dog-friendly home with slow introductions. And kiddos are just great!

They’re spayed/neutered, vaccinated and chipped - all they need is you. Adopt one for $175, 2 for $250 or all 3 for $300!

Stop by Pet Valu Stony Plain to meet them - and don’t miss you chance to bring one (or a few) of these cuties home 🥰

Almost 14 years young Grandpa Teddy is officially on the hunt for his retirement home.

This handsome Bengal gentleman is proof that age is just a number. Teddy is incredibly friendly, social, affectionate, and still very much has that classic Bengal personality. He loves attention, and absolutely still has that curious, intelligent spark Bengals are known for!

And speaking of Bengals — while Teddy is a senior, potential adopters should know this breed isn’t your typical laid-back couch potato cat. Bengals are known for being vocal, interactive, clever, and delightfully opinionated. They thrive on companionship, stimulation, and being part of the action. Teddy may be in his golden years, but he still carries many signature Bengal traits proudly!

Teddy is in excellent health for a senior boy. He’ll be heading in for a dental procedure next week to help him feel his absolute best before starting the next chapter of his life. After that, he’ll pretty much be purrfection!

He would love to be the only kitty in his home, but would do well with one other calm cat social cat. He can be a little dominant at times and appreciates being respected as the distinguished gentleman of the household!

Grandpa Teddy is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to spend his senior years exactly how he deserves - curled up with a family of his very own. As with all our seniors, his adoption fee is just $50! Don’t miss your chance! 🥰

Some cats are meant for couches, others are meant for the freedom of country life, and this handsome ginger boy is one of them.

He has spent his entire life living outdoors in a rural community. And while it’s always our hope that with time and patience cats will want to adjust to indoor life, confinement has been incredibly stressful for him. He’s telling us in all the ways he possibly can, he’s meant for barn cat life!

We’re searching for a shop or barn placement for this independent soul. He will need to be safely locked into his new space for a minimum of 3–4 weeks while he acclimates and learns where home is. His new setup must include regular access to food, fresh water, thoroughly insulated or heated shelter, and veterinary care if needed. He does well with other feral or independent outdoor cats & would be an easy addition to an existing barn cat environment.

All barn kitties are neutered & vaccinated. A donation toward his care is appreciated, but not required.

Help us give this boy the life he’s asking for!