Haydain Neale, 1970–2009
Transit City and Transit Cities
Peeve Patrol
Newsstand: November 23, 2009
The Making of a Medley
Meet Charlie. He enjoys olives, ice cubes and having water dumped on his head.
Charlie joined this Torontoist's household over three years ago when he was adopted from Toronto Cat Rescue; a no-kill, all-volunteer group that fosters kitties until they're paired with their new families. The TCR has an active website which profiles cats-in-need, and they hold Adopt-a-thons several times a month to find homes for over a hundred cats in their care. An adoption fee of $150 ensures that every cat is neutered/spayed and vaccinated when they find a family.
The hardworking volunteers at TCR are having a fundraiser this Saturday, July 7 at the Renaissance Cafe (1938 Danforth Avenue). Called "Folks for Cats," the event starts at 9:00 p.m. and features performances from Linda Mercer, Sonny James, Jeff Cottrill, Neil Rhodes, and Julian Scott.
Cover is $5 and all proceeds go to the cats.
Photo by Peter Quinsey.
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OK, I'm a dog person, but this is cool....great photo too.
That picture makes me want to rub his belly.
Aww.
I got my cat from the Toronto Cat Rescue. He's also a belly rub slut.
I still like Nora the piano-playing cat on You Tube.
i'm severely disappointed a cat macro wasn't used for the picture in this article! i need to know what this cat's in and what he's doing there!
I was waiting for someone to say that "Guest" (if that IS your real name...oh, wait. I suppose it isn't)
I is on ur deck, sunning my bellyz.
That's the best I can do. Anyone else?
IM IN UR SHADE PLOTING UR DEATH
INVISIBLE BELLY RUBS