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Stray cat living in abandoned Toronto landmark rescued ahead of impending demolition

Becky Robertson

created: Aug. 26, 2025, 4:05 p.m. | updated: Aug. 27, 2025, 2:54 p.m.

Since he was carefully trapped on August 22, New Cat City staff have been sharing social media updates about the beloved kitty's progress, which started with a vet assessment, bloodwork and medication. At the time of publication, it is just over halfway to its $2,000 goal to treat his skin, dental and other issues. In a post on Sunday, New Cat City shared a picture of the critter napping, writing that he is now "Decompressing. They added that Cheddar "is still settling in, but he's making those baby step progressions, such as resting peacefully." As the head of the non-profit wrote on Instagram, "upon witnessing Cheddar's friendliness with his trusted feeders, I am hoping that he is easily socialized and may be adopted by one of his former feeders.

1 month, 2 weeks ago: blogTO