Hearts4PAws Senior Cat Rescue
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gette lost the person she loved when her owner passed away. Now she is looking for a forever
home where she can once again feel safe, loved, and cherished.
**INTRODUCING HER ROYAL HIGHNESS… DUCHESS MABEL!**
Every queen deserves a castle, and every kitty deserves a loving home. 
Please join us in welcoming the beautiful **Duchess Mabel** to the Hearts4Paws Cat Rescue family! 
With her gorgeous calico coat, sweet little face, and those eyes that seem to say *“I believe you were expecting me,”* this lovely lady is ready to begin her next chapter.
And what better day for a little royal arrival than **Friday the 13th!** 
**Duchess Mabel will be making her grand entrance at the Alley Cat Café on Friday, November 13th**, where she will be available for adoption!She may not come with a crown or a royal carriage, but she has something far more precious to offer — the companionship and love of a wonderful feline friend.
We’re hoping someone special will visit the café, fall head over heels for this beautiful girl, and give her the forever kingdom she deserves.
**Her Royal Highness is now accepting applications for a forever family!**
Alley Cat Café — Stratford, Ontario Available for adoption through https://hearts4pawsrescue.org **Because every cat deserves their happily ever after.**Please help us welcome Duchess Mabel by sharing her story!
Why your donations are important to us:
We are a foster based rescue so we have no physical location or shelter. We rely on our partners to foster the cats until they are adopted to a loving home. Most of the cats are Senior cats coming from homes where their owners have either passed away or are going into a long term care facility. Many are not up to date on vaccines, some have had no vet care for sometime and others have medical issues. Through our Angel Paw’s fund we are able to cover their medical expenses.
We are a foster based rescue so we have no physical location or shelter. We rely on our partners to foster the cats until they are adopted to a loving home. Most of the cats are Senior cats coming from homes where their owners have either passed away or are going into a long term care facility. Many are not up to date on vaccines, some have had no vet care for sometime and others have medical issues. Through our Angel Paw’s fund we are able to cover their medical expenses.
Happily ever afters
Some of the Cats we have helped
