There are currently 11 cats being cared for by volunteers and funded by donations (I left some $$). They are all neutered and have their shots (a local vet donates their time).I was lucky to be there during a feeding.
They also leave the squirrels nuts.
I've never seen a fatter squirrel :)
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I saw the kitties in 1996. It looks like new houses have been built for them since them. Do you know if the man who had begun taking care of them is still around?
Thislooks like a place for me!
Thank you for putting this on your blog. Such kindness to animals! :)
Cool!
I'm working with a cat rescue group here in toronto that is working to trap/neuter/release feral cats here in toronto - they feed them daily too!
http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf3427 has a story about the work they are doing
The guy who originally took care of the kitties has retired (he's old). A group of volunteers are doing it now.
This surprised me the first time I came acrossed it exploring the capital. I've seen some racoons in there too before at night.
I think that is very cool. We live on an acreage out of town and people drive out and drop off their "unwanted" pets frequently. It is nice to see something positive for strays!
I did it, Yvonne!
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