These cats are in need of a foster or permanent guardian human bestie to share a home with indoors
We are a small organization with limited equipment, space, and funding. We can only help a very limited number cats off the street at a time (unless there is a pre-arranged home) which is why you will never see more than just a few cats listed here at a time. We do not have a publicly accessible shelter. Adoptable cats are in foster care and may be met virtually. Please remember these cats come from survival mode outside and may come with some baggage, and will require time and patience to be comfortable around new humans.
Cats adopted from New Cat City must be kept indoors strictly. Cats adopted from New Cat City may not be rehomed from the person named in the adoption agreement. We require cats to be returned back to us if adopter is unable to keep him/her for any reason.
Our adoption fee is $200.00 and this typically includes sterilization, Rabies and FVRCP vaccinations. Thank you very much for your interest, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Adoption or foster application form link is below the cat’s information.
Cats in need of a permanent indoor home and guardian
Name: Skylar
Sex: female (spayed)
Breed: domestic shorthair
Colour: grey and white
Estimated Age: 6 months
Rescued from Feline Dystopia on: August 1, 2026
Name: Magic
Sex: male (neutered)
Breed: domestic medium hair
Colour: black
Estimated Age: 6 months
Rescued from Feline Dystopia on: August 1, 2026
Skylar and Magic are a bonded pair who are littermates. Noticed by a kind superintendent of a residential property, the original four siblings and a mama would arrive at the crack of dawn for breakfast. In July, two of the kittens perished just nine days apart. Mama had also disappeared. We are grateful that Magic and Skylar were quickly trapped soon after, and we determined that it was in their best interest to not be returned back outside post sterilization.
As a result of lack of human engagement and interaction, they are fearful of us/humans. We are working with them to acclimate them indoors and rehabilitate them to humans. They have not shown any signs of aggression or fractiousness at all. They hiss to warn that they do not wish to engage. In one week they have both made a lot of progress and we are able to gently touch them when given distractions of food or treats.
We are currently working with them inside a large crate so they feel secure and cannot hide from us in inaccessible locations. Their ideal home has a room with a closing door they can be acclimated to. Depending on their progress, they may need to continue to stay in a smaller familiar space similar to their crated space here with us. Their ideal guardian has time to dedicate to them daily, on top of their usual care, to continue to patiently engage with them for socialization.
Please feel welcome to fill out our adoption application below! Virtual meetings may be arranged after we receive your application.
