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Paws 4 Thor's Cause Non-profit animal rescue mission. No-kill animal shelter. Glen Robertson ( Ontario)
Sue Nicholson

Thor was born underneath a feed mill,which I later was told was a 'drop off station' for abandoned cats as well as where all the feral cats reside.When I first set my eyes on Thor, I just wanted to cry ,to hold him and give him love, take his pain away. I took him to the vet the next morning and I was told one of his eyes was ruptured and both were infected. Both eyes will have to be removed.Thor is now on antibiotics and has cream for his eyes. He has been dewormed and treated for fleas.Knowing that others in his condition were still under that building I went back with a humane trap to save other kittens undeserving of such a horrid life.It is now a little over a week and Thor will hopefully be strong enough for surgery within two weeks.Thor's surgery and castration will cost me approx 1000 dollars.Since the day I brought Thor home I have rescued another 7 kittens,3 of which need eye surgery as well,the others are receiving antibiotics and eye cream to rid their eye infections. There are so many more kittens that I saw but cannot rescue anymore without help.I am heartbroken that nobody seems to care or even attempt to do anything to stop this.I am trying my hardest and plan on continuing to help the unfortunate cats until I am heard and things change.We are their second chance at a happy life.Thor is totally blind and I know that he can and will have a perfectly healthy, happy life.He is already playing and is extremely cuddly with me.Through the One Eyed Kitty site I have had the chance to hear a lot of wonderful stories from people about their blind cats.I can hardly wait for these sweet kittens to all have a happy home.With your help this can happen.I have paid everything out of my pocket so far but will not be able to get them the treatment they need.....so please,help Thor's cause.Each and every one of them are special and no amount of money in the world could beat that feeling when you know they are healthy and ready to share their love with you.I am so grateful for your love and compassion for Thor and his family.Thank you.

09/18/2026

Happy National Fox Day!

We have cared for many red foxes over the years and we are honoured to celebrate National Fox Day with you today!

Ontario has two species of fox. The Red Fox is the most common and widespread in the province. Known for their beautiful white-tipped tails, they are found in both rural and urban areas. They eat mostly rodents, rabbits, insects, eggs, fruit and birds. Red foxes mate in winter, both parents help raise their young and they have one litter a year.

The Grey Fox is much less common and is listed as threatened in Ontario. They are about the size of a small dog, have black-tipped tails and grey fur with cinnamon colouring throughout. They tend to live in deciduous forests, near marshes and close to a water source. They have shorter legs than Red Foxes and can have longer bushier tails.

09/12/2026

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