In November, Alo Asimov took part in The Transcontinental Comedy Show, a virtual comedy show with a lineup featuring trans comedians from across the continent. We got a chance to speak with the comic to […]
Meet Cactus, a beautiful white rabbit looking for an adoptive family! If you were hesitating between a cat and a rabbit, Cactus will be your perfect animal friend! He is adorable and can be petted, […]
Beautiful Fifi is known to be very shy around strangers and new environments. However, she becomes affectionate and clingy when she feels confident with her humans. This beautiful calico has lived with another cat, but […]
We recently got the chance to interview Montréal comedian Joey Laflamme to find out more about his comedy style, influences, and where he goes to discover new comics. If you love comedy, be sure to […]
Billie loves all toys that make noise as well as balls. At the shelter, when she’s not in the evaluators’ office, of course, Billie spends her time finding food hidden in interactive toys, taking naps […]
Meet Linu! This beautiful one-year-old feline would be at her most comfortable in a quiet family, without other animals. She is also looking for a patient family who will respect her need for time to […]
Montréal comedian Andy Assaf is our latest featured local comic. We recently caught up with him to find out more about his influences, his comedic style and where we can follow his work. If you […]
Batman is an elegant cat. He loves company but will need time to build up his confidence. He’s a sweetheart and can’t wait to find his forever family. Batman AGE: 5 SEX: Male BREED: Domestic […]
Sansoucis is a fearful 2-month-old kitten who still needs to be socialized. For this reason, she is looking for a family who already has an adult cat at home. Sansoucis AGE: 2 months SEX: Female […]
We recently got the chance to interview Montréal comedian Will P.-Amaral to find out more about his comedic style, influences, and where he goes to discover new comics. If you love comedy, be sure to […]
Copyright © 2025 | Montreal Guardian