Humane Canada is bringing Cat Daddies to Victoria!

Humane Canada is bringing Cat Daddies to Victoria

Humane Canada is proud to bring an exclusive screening of Cat Daddies to the Victoria Conference Centre in Victoria, B.C. on Wednesday, May 3rd at 7:30pm.

The Cat Daddies film follows a diverse group of men during the challenging early days of the COVID-19 pandemic when people desperately needed hope and companionship. These nine “cat dads” come from all walks of life but each of them has a compelling story to tell and share an unconditional love for their beloved cats.

“We’re excited to bring cat lovers together for such a special film and an equally special cause,” said Melissa Devlin, Manager of Annual Donor Relations & Engagement. “If you’re in the Victoria area, we’d love to see you there as we celebrate the incredible human-animal bond and raise funds for animal welfare in Canada.”

The evening will feature a best-dressed contest, free cat ears, prizes and more to celebrate Canada’s most popular pet! All funds raised will support cats in need across the country, through Humane Canada’s work to end animal cruelty, improve animal protection and promote the humane treatment of animals.

Tickets are available for $15 each (plus processing fees) and can be purchased at https://catdaddies.eventbrite.ca.

David Giovanni hugs his cat Lucky in New York City. Image by Eric Yang

Bay area software engineer Jeff Judkins and Zulu in Northern California. Image by Mye Hoang

Princess the cat balances on the shoulder of actor Nathan Kehn aka Nathan the Catlady who has a large following on social media. Image by Mye Hoang

Schoolteacher Peter Mares holds his cat Keys who has become known as GoalKitty on social media. Image by Robert Bennett

Stuntman Ryan Robertson loves spending time with his 25 lb cat Toodles when he is not working on Hollywood movies in Atlanta, GA. Image by Mye Hoang

Fire engineer Jordan Lide holds Flame who is taken care of by the Belmont Fire Department in Greenville, SC. Image by Robert Bennett

Humane Canada, the federation of SPCAs and humane societies, brings together organizations that work with and care for animals to end animal cruelty, improve animal protection and promote the humane treatment of all animals. For more information, visit https://www.humanecanada.ca/

Media release and images provided by Humane Canada.