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06/27/2026

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03/19/2026

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LOST CAT - PLANTAGENET, ON - February 2026
From: Michelle Des Becquets

Hi there, my black feral cat (approximately 5 years old) has not come around for his daily feeding since the last week of February. Just wondering if someone might have picked him up. His right eye is clouded over and he is probably blind in that eye.

Plantagenet, but actually just South of Wendover, near the Nation Golf Course.

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10/21/2024

WE STILL HAVE ROOM FOR 7 MORE MALE CATS FOR WEDNESDAYS SPAY/NEUTER DAY, OCTOBER 23!!

Deadline to Register: Tuesday at 3 p.m. the latest. Sign up now!

08/02/2024

STILL MISSING !!!

Missing from la clinique vétérinaire La Griffe, corner of Rue Principale and 15e Avenue on July 24 at 8:00 am when he escaped from his cage upon arrival to the clinic and last seen running into the back yard but may have hidden himself on 15e Avenue.

If spotted or if you are feeding him, please let us know ASAP at 613-632-3467 (text or call, leave us a message)

06/29/2024

Sure fireworks may be beautiful but they're not so beautiful for your pets or for the backyard stray and feral cats or for anyone suffering from military PTSD!!

BUY soundless fireworks and play music instead!!

https://www.purina.ca/articles/cat/care/how-keep-your-cat-safe-and-calm-during-fireworks

Animals hear fireworks as much as five to ten times more loudly than we humans do, because of their much more sensitive ear-drums.

Why? Well, the pitch of a sound is measured in Hertz (Hz), and the comparative hearing ranges of dogs, cats and humans are as follows:

Humans can hear from 20Hz (low pitch) up to about 23,000Hz (high pitch).

Dogs can hear from 60Hz up to about 45,000Hz (very high pitch).

Cats can hear from 45Hz up to about 64,000Hz (extremely high pitch).

Cats can hear sounds at least two and a half octaves higher than humans can. And this is why dogs and cats respond to very high pitch 'dog whistles' that humans can't even hear. The sound is too high pitched for us to hear, but still well within animals' hearing range.

Fireworks make an incredible noise in the higher frequencies - almost as much again as the noise that we humans can hear, so the effect for an animal is almost doubled to begin with.

At the same time, cats and dogs also hear much quieter intensities of sound than humans do. Sound intensity (volume) is measured in decibels (dB). Dogs can hear five times more acutely than humans, and cats hear about twice as acutely as dogs. A whisper weighs in at about 30dB, and a dog can hear that from almost three times as far away as a human can. Cats are even more sensitive than dogs to these soft sounds, which means they hear loud sounds as much as ten times more intensely than humans do.

Now we ask you: Why would you expose any animal to the sound of fireworks?!

If your hearing was ten - or even five - times better than it is now, would you enjoy the sound of a firework going off near you?

PLEASE SAY NO TO FIREWORKS

Loud, random noises, like fireworks, can understandably be scary and bewildering for your cat, especially as they don’t happen every day. Discover some helpful tips that will help your long weekend celebration with fireworks go more smoothly for your kitty.

06/20/2024

URGENT NEED OF 2 BACKUP DRIVERS WITH SUV's FIR NEXT WEDNESDAYS SPAY NEUTER DAY, JUNE 26TH

06/20/2024

Yesterday during one of our routine Spay Days I had the great pleasure of spending the day at the Hôpital Vétérinaire Lachute to help with some of the pre-surgery preparations and I got to observe during two neuters and 2 spays!! What an amazing experience! I got to take some amazing photos but unfortunately some I will not post due to the sensitivity of the matter as they may be disturbing for some viewers.
BUT... I am sharing these photos to show cat owners what can happen to your pet if you allow your pets to roam freely, abandone them, or have barn or stray and feral cats like the cat in this photo. This poor cat had been abandoned on someone's farm. She appeared to have some sort of skin condition, but as they intubated her, they saw something wedged at the top of her mouth and it was caught between her teeth. Turns out it was some sort of a stick that had obviously been stuck for quite some time! There was some inflammation and a bit of bleeding which was normal considering how bad it was stuck in there. She received a shot of Convenia antibiotic to treat infection. The poor cat was probably unable to eat properly and must have been losing weight for quite some time. Unfortunately, she was also in the early stages of pregnancy, but she is now doing great and is recovering nicely!

She may be up for adoption once she starts to gain a little weight so if anyone is interested in giving this now spayed and vaccinated cat a good indoor home where she will never have to go through this kind of ordeal ever again and where she will be loved and spoiled for the rest of her life as an indoor cat, please comment below or send us a pm.

* And for God's sake if you love you cat please keep her indoors or at the very least in a safe and secure catio where she can have access to a cat door to go back indoors at will. Please keep them safe!

06/16/2024

EXTENTION until Monday morning (June 17)

SPAY & NEUTER YOUR PETS!!

WHEN? Tuesday, June 18th

HOW TO APPLY? Send email too: [email protected]

FULL PAYMENT REQUIRED! Send payment via E-Transfer to: [email protected]

06/16/2024

INDOOR CAT MISSING!!!

10 year old declawed (front paws) male named PEPPER went missing from his home on Blv Cecile in Hawkesbury on Wednesday evening, June 5. If you have seen him please contact Carole Leroux

03/04/2024

Are these your cats???

If so, please keep them indoors!!!
Are they spraying indoors or in-heat and annoying? Well here's a simple fix. GET THEM SPAYED or NEUTERED!!!

You wanted that cat so it's your responsibility to care for that cat and to prevent him or her from adding to the overpopulation crisis that we are working so hard to control.

Send us a message or email us at: [email protected] to enquire about our low-cost spay and neuter program.

Come on Hawkesbury, let's work together here!!!

These cats are out there getting every female cat pregnant and many of the females are being forced to give birth in these cold and damp conditions only to lose most, if not all of their babies because newbies cannot regulate their body temperature so they'll freeze to death soon after birth!!

The first photo is what looks like a ginger and white male.

Photo number two is a brown or grey and white male tabby or possibly a female because it squatted down to p*e.

The third is a grey and white male that seemed to want to make his presence known because he stood up and was looking straight up at the security camera.

GET YOUR CATS FIXED OR KEEP THEM INDOORS!!

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