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SUMMARY:Chance’s Happy Tail (or leg?)
DESCRIPTION:Khalid – now known as Chance – was minding his own business when along came a car. You can imagine that what happened next was not very pleasant. \n  Luckily for Chance\, he pulled through\, but not without some lasting damage. He suffered from a partial right brachial plexus avulsion\, which in plain-speak basically means some major nerve damage to his . \n  Because his nerves weren’t speaking to his muscles Chance front legwas unable to use his leg properly. He dragged his paw along the ground as he moved\, and caused some damage to it just trying to get around. There was a large possibility his entire leg would have to be amputated. \n  But that leg didn’t know Christina\, one of our amazing registered veterinary technicians (RVT) and an animal rehab specialist. Christina used every tool at her disposal – laser beams\, electrical stimulation\, chiropractics\, acupuncture\, treadmill exercises and more – all in an effort to save Chance’s limb. And with patience and dedication\, bit by bit Chance began to regain function of his leg. \n  But Christina didn’t do this all on her own\, Chance has someone else to thank for his recovery – his adopter. \n  Chance was made available as a foster-to-adopt animal waaaay back in March\, and foster parent and soon to be owner was with him every step of the way through his rehab journey. In fact\, Christina says his adopter is a big reason that Chance is still able to stand on four legs today. \n  A huge thank-you goes out to the entire medical team involved in Chance’s care (including PawsAbility who donated his brace)\, and of course\, to the kind soul who stood by him these last six months. \n  We loved you Chance\, but we are beyond happy to say goodbye <3 \n\n What Chance’s journey here: https://youtu.be/dSSUJQef_mc \n  This video was made and edited with with Clipchamp Create!\n https://clipchamp.com/en/products/create
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SUMMARY:You can help animals like 4 month old Corin
DESCRIPTION:At only 4 months old\, little Corin had no family and was in desperate need of medical care. Her eye was so badly infected that it had ruptured and became inflamed. It must have been so painful for the poor girl as she struggled all on her own. \n Luckily\, she found her way to us through our Rescue Transport Program. \n She was quickly pushed through to get emergency surgery that would relieve her of her pain and\, ultimately\, save her life. She’s now doing just fine and can’t wait to get into all sorts of kitten mischief at her new home. \n A complex surgery like this\, on top of transporting Corin’s rescue group to our location and providing them all with day-to-day care\, can add up to a significant cost.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Donate Now \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Without people like you\, Corin would likely not have survived.   \n\n\n\n\n We wish we could say “that’s that”. We wish we could wrap things up here knowing that Corin\, along with the other homeless animals we have brought in\, are now safe and sound. But sadly\, that’s not the world we live in. \n Sadly\, there are still thousands upon thousands of animals out there who need your help. \n We want to continue bringing in these homeless animals and provide them with high quality\, lifesaving medical treatment when needed.  \n Your gift today will help us do just that. A donation today of $5\, $25\, $50 or even $300 will go directly to rescuing homeless animals and providing them with high quality medical care\, daily food and shelter\, and of course\, a place to call home. \n Thank you so much for reading and for continuing to support the Toronto Humane Society. \nDONATE NOW!
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SUMMARY:Raise Awareness for Community Cats
DESCRIPTION:Toronto Humane Society invites you to join us on October 16th to help us raise awareness for Community Cats! We will have lots of fun activities going on that you won’t want to miss! \n\n Activities: \n  Front Lobby from 11am to 4pm: there will be an information booth with two raffle prizes plus a bake sale with coffee/refreshments! All proceeds from the bake and raffle prizes will go to Toronto Humane Society’s TNR efforts! \n  Oh\, and the raffle prizes? (1) A cozy Toronto Humane Society hoodie\, scarf and gloves to keep you warm this winter and (2) a Toronto Humane Society cat basket for all your feline needs! \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  Two Information Sessions \n  · When: 12pm to 1pm and 6pm to 7pm  \n  · Where: Second Floor Boardroom at Toronto Humane Society \n  · What: Hosted by our Feline Behaviour Specialist\, guests can learn all there is to know about community cats\, the issues they face\, what we as a community can do for them and what the Toronto Humane Society is currently doing for them now. \n  · Can’t make it? Don’t worry\, we will be streaming the 6pm session live on social media – tune in! \n  We will also be collecting cat food donations between now and October16th to help Colony Caretakers prepare for the winter months ahead! If you would like to donate some food\, please drop off unopened\, wet and dry cat food to the Toronto Humane Society\, 11 River Street\, Toronto.  \n  PS: If you’re a baking machine\, we are still looking for cat themed baked items for our people bake sale. If you’d like to contribute\, please email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)/*’\,’a’\,’/’\,”\,'”‘\,’ 109′\,’ 111′\,’ 99′\,’ 46′\,’ 121′\,’ 116′\,’ 101′\,’ 105′\,’ 99′\,’ 111′\,’ 115′\,’ 101′\,’ 110′\,’ 97′\,’ 109′\,’ 117′\,’ 104′\,’ 111′\,’ 116′\,’ 110′\,’ 111′\,’ 114′\,’ 111′\,’ 116′\,’ 64′\,’ 115′\,’ 116′\,’ 110′\,’ 101′\,’ 118′\,’ 101′\,’:’\,’o’\,’t’\,’l’\,’i’\,’a’\,’m’\,'”‘\,’=’\,’f’\,’e’\,’r’\,’h’\,’a ‘\,’= 0)out += unescape(l[i].replace(/^ss*/\, ‘&#’));while (–j >= 0)if (el[j].getAttribute(‘data-eeEncEmail_jofXieaSbU’))el[j].innerHTML = out;/*]]>*/.
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