Paisley

Hi, I'm Paisley

PAISLEY

Currently at 1700 Elgin Mills Rd, Richmond Hill, Ont

Tel: (289) 9261491   Email: inquiries@finally-home.ca

Adoption Application: https://www.finally-home.ca/adoption-application-form  

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My Story

female | DOB: March 18, 2026 (Estimated)

Paisley is one of our 35 kittens at our rescue. She is from a litter of 5 and has been cared for by one of our fosters. She has been with her other siblings, Junie. This cat was born at our rescue, we discovered the mom while she was pregnant.

Please note: Paisley had an eye infection when she was only 6 weeks old. She has lost sight (mostly) in that eye. It has completely healed but the sight hasn't recovered.

Don't let her size fool you. Paisley is the smallest of the litter but she has never once acted like it. She holds her own with her siblings, jumps into the chaos headfirst, and brings a fierce little energy that is impossible to ignore. When the playing is done, she finds the warmest spot in the room, curls up, and purrs like a machine. Big personality, big purr, tiny cat. Paisley is proof that the best things really do come in small packages.

This kitten needs to go with another kitten at our rescue or can be adopted if you have another cat under the age of five. It is really important to us to never adopt kittens on their own. Adopting kittens in pairs helps them develop essential social skills, keeps them entertained, and reduces unwanted behaviours like biting and scratching. They also keep each other company, making them happier and healthier pets. If you have an older cat, adopting two kittens can help maintain harmony in your home.

Paisley has had all her vaccinations and spayed at the end of June. Everything is included in the adoption fee - all vaccinations, neuter/spay, vet wellness checks, microchipped.

Why Adopt?

Adopting a pet is a beautiful journey. It’s not just about bringing a new friend into your home; it’s about saving a life. When you adopt, you give animals like Sky and Missy a chance at a happy future. You become their hero, and they will forever be grateful.

The Benefits of Adoption

1. Saving Lives: Every adoption saves a life. By adopting, you are helping reduce the number of homeless animals.

2. Companionship: Pets provide unconditional love and companionship. They are always there to greet you with a wagging tail or a gentle purr.

3. Health Benefits: Studies show that having a pet can reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and improve overall mental health.

4. Joy and Laughter: Pets have a unique way of bringing joy and laughter into our lives. Their playful antics and loving nature can brighten even the darkest days.

   
   

How to Prepare for Adoption

Adopting a pet is a big commitment. Here are some tips to help you prepare:

1. Research: Understand the needs of the breed or species you wish to adopt. Each pet has unique requirements.

2. Home Setup: Create a safe and welcoming environment for your new furry friend. Remove any hazards and set up a cozy space for them.

3. Supplies: Gather all necessary items, including food, litter, toys, and a comfortable bed.

4. Time and Patience: Be prepared to invest time and patience in your new relationship. Building trust takes time, but the rewards are immeasurable.