spring 2025 edition
WELCOME TO THE LATEST EDITION OF MY GRANDFATHER’S TALES
We’re so excited to share with you the work we’ve been doing and the milestones we have met over the last three months.
800 animals and 500 humans helped
In less than four years, MGC has officially helped more than 800 animals and 500 humans through our work.
We’ve found 330 second forever homes, fed 480 animals through our pet pantry and outreach event, and, through these initiatives, helped more than 500 seniors, terminally ill people and their families
We are so grateful for everyone who has made it possible for us to make such a tremendous impact in a short amount of time. Your kindness, generosity and compassion are the foundation of our work, and we couldn’t have done this without each and every one of you.
our spring pet pantry is here
My Grandmother’s Pet Pantry is back for another season! This year, our goal is to help 150 seniors and feed more than 300 animals across Canada.
Our Spring Pet Pantry is underway!, This season, we will provide 25 low-income seniors with $200 worth of pet food and supplies shipped directly to their door.
our recent adoptions
Quivers, Jeremy and Fluffy
When a senior lady in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, was struggling to care for her three cats, Quivers, Jeremy and Fluffy, she reached out to My Grandfather’s Cat. Just two days later, a long-time supporter of MGC, Darlene, reached out to see if by chance we had a pair of cats, or even three cats, coming up for adoption in Wolfville. It seemed like fate.
Georgie
When his mom passed away and his dad had to move into a long-term care home, this sweet boy was in need of a second forever home.
Olena
When Olena’s senior human passed, his granddaughter took in his beloved cat, Olena. The granddaughter had a dog and realized that Olena was not thriving with a dog in the home, so she reached out to My Grandfathers Cat.
“I can’t thank you enough. I really can’t. I hope you never have to personally experience how much this means to me but please know that it is deeply settling and peaceful to know your baby will be ok without you.”
meet our current adoptables
my grandfather’s cat
My Grandfather’s Cat is a registered Canadian charity that helps seniors and terminally ill people feed and arrange homes for their pets before they move into retirement homes or pass away.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your kindness, generosity and support of our work.