Frontier Animal Society Urgently Needs Foster Homes for Kittens and Nursing Cats

Each spring and summer, animal shelters and rescues across the country experience kitten season—a time when litters of kittens and nursing mother cats arrive in overwhelming numbers. At Frontier Animal Society, we are reaching a critical point in the season and need your help: We urgently need foster homes to care for these vulnerable animals.

Just recently, we received a call about several litters of kittens found at a local barn—all in need of safe, warm temporary homes. With limited space at the shelter, we rely on our foster network to step in and make these rescues possible.

We are currently seeking caring individuals or families to foster:

• Orphaned kittens 

• Nursing mother cats and their litters

Whether you’re experienced or new to fostering, you won’t be on your own. Frontier Animal Society provides everything you need, including:

• All veterinary care (check-ups, medications, and any needed treatments)

• Food for the cats and kittens

• Essential supplies like litter boxes and transport cages 

• Ongoing support and guidance from our dedicated volunteers

Who Can Foster?

Ideally, we are looking for foster homes within approximately 30 km of our shelter near Stanstead, Quebec.

If you have resident cats, foster kittens or mother cats must be kept in a separate room for health and safety reasons. This also helps reduce stress for all animals involved.

Why Fostering Matters

Our shelter has limited space, and kitten season pushes us to capacity. By fostering, you’re not only helping the kittens in your care—you’re also opening space for more animals to be rescued. It’s a short-term commitment that truly saves lives.

Fostering is one of the most meaningful ways to help. Homeless kittens rely on people like you to give them a strong start on the path to adoption and a loving forever home. 

Interested in Learning More?

If you’re curious or ready to get started, please reach out to our cat adoption coordinator Linda at 819.868.2684 or send an email to frontieranimalsociety@gmail.com