I spent this morning volunteering with Toronto Street Cats building cat shelters. The workshops are held throughout the fall and winter season in the garage of the Toronto Humane Society.
It's my fourth year volunteering with them ... it's so nice helping the kitties in Toronto keep warm and dry during the cold winter.
Our mission: improve the lives of Toronto’s homeless cats by offering spay/neuter services, free for feral cats, and building overwintering shelters. We are also working to increase public awareness about Toronto’s homeless cat population and the importance of spay/neuter and trap/neuter/return (TNR).
We are part of the Toronto Feral Cat Coalition, working together to implement strategic TNR programs to sterilize Toronto’s feral cats, decrease shelter intake and reduce euthanasia rates.There are lots of strict protocols to follow ... we were all socially distanced and required to wear masks. We built some cat shelters and also refurbished some.
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| My pal, Darlene, and I |
We taped the insulated walls together in the bins and then taped the tubing entrances ... I started with the first part (I like it better) then moved on to taping the tubing to the shelters. Thom cut the tubing for the entrance ways, cut the Styrofoam for insulated walls and drilled holes into the bins after the insulated walls had been taped inside. Judy put the straw in the bins and closed them up.
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| Carol, our coordinator, sells the shelters |
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