#YEGCatFest donates 100% of proceeds to local rescues.
The Edmonton Cat Festival would not be paw-sible without support from all our a-meowzing sponsors.
Our mission is to put on an amazing event that brings together cat lovers from all over, to celebrate cats, cat culture, and raise money and awareness to support organizations that help cats in need.
Over the years, we’ve donated $146,000 to rescues like the Edmonton Humane Society, Little Cats Lost, SAFE Team Rescue, Zoe’s Animal Rescue, Greater Edmonton Animal Rescue, A Pet’s Pantry, Community Cats Edmonton and Furget Me Not Animal Rescue!
To become a sponsor (or request a sponsorship package):
email [email protected] or Fill out the form below
If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or reviewing a sponsorship package please fill out the form below.
Homes Alive Pets
Presenting Sponsor
Hosting Great Grams of Gary Meet & Greet
Festival Sponsor
City of Edmonton Animal Care & Control
Edmonton Public Library
Hosting FREE CATivities
Stanley A Milner Downtown Library
Majesty & Friends
Hosting Cat Pawty
Yogalife
Hosting Cat Yoga
Black Market Tattoo
Hosting Cat Tats
Glass Bookshop
Hosting Cat Book Club Night
The Common
Hosting Cat Paint Night
Miklo Creative
Hosting Cat Paint Night
Sit Stay Squat
Hosting Intro to Feline Fitness & Tricks
Rhonda’s Couture Cookies
Hosting Cat Cookie Decorating
Budget Printing
Printing Partner
Bringing together cat lovers to celebrate cats and cat culture, while raising money and helping cats in need. Learn more about our story, success, and find frequently asked questions about the festival.
The Edmonton International Cat Festival is run by a board of volunteers who live on Treaty 6 Territory and within the Michif / Métis homelands and Métis Nation of Alberta Region 4. As cat-loving settlers who live, work, and play on these lands, it’s important for us to acknowledge this land as the traditional territories of many First Nations such as the Nehiyaw, Dene, Nakota Sioux, Anishinabae and Niitsitapi. We encourage you to visit Native-Land.ca and learn more about the traditional lands you live on.
As a festival founded by an Asian woman and run by volunteers of different backgrounds, abilities, sexualities, and identities, we know that society is better with more diversity and inclusion. We do not tolerate or condone hate speech of any kind and want to ensure that the Edmonton International Cat Festival is a safe and inclusive event for all.