Personal Touch Healing Therapies

StrayCat1June19 - Found in Flesherton, ON

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This cat was admitted to the GTHS on June 19. For more details on this cat, visit our Lost and Found page on our website here: gths.ca/lost-and-found-pets/.

IF YOU BELIEVE THIS IS YOUR PET:
Please call (705) 445-5204, Ext. 223
To claim an animal from the GTHS, pet owners must provide the following:
1. Valid Photo ID.
2. Proof of ownership, such as photos or veterinary information.
3. For dogs, proof of rabies vaccination and/or proof of municipal license (if applicable).
4. A collar and leash, or carrier for transport home.
5. Payment of impound, license, and/or reclamation fees.

STRAY PETS AT THE GTHS:
The pets you see on this post are not currently available for adoption. They must be held for a designated time period in order to give their owners the opportunity to claim them.
Visit our website (gths.ca/lost-and-found-pets/) to see other lost pets in our care, who are looking to find their way home to their families.

Coral has called Blue Mountain home for over 60 years. The mountain has always been a source of connection and comfort, even as life has changed around her. After a serious fall disrupted everything she had known, Coral found herself in the care of the CGMH team. In her own words, "If you are going to be sick, CGMH is the right place to be." Read her full grateful patient story at www.cgmhf.com/story-of-gratitude/corals-story/

*The image used in this post is not of Coral – we usually have our grateful patients submit their photos, but we were not able to get one from Coral at this time. Coral shared her story and consented to having it shared on all of our channels.

A proud member of the Royal Canadian Dragoons, Trooper Rudd served with courage and dedication in Afghanistan. On May 24, 2010, at just 26 years old, he gave his life while serving our country during a patrol in Panjwayi District.

Larry was more than a soldier—he was a brother, a son, and a friend whose laughter, loyalty, and strength touched everyone around him. His memory continues to live on in the hearts of those who served beside him and those who carry his legacy forward here at home.

so true!!

This is Gratitude in Action. A patient received great care while at CGMH, which inspired him to make a gift in honour of the healthcare teams that provided that care.

"I cannot say enough about the kindness and extraordinary level of support I
received from the hospital's doctors and nurses in dealing with my ailment."

Thank you to our Surgical Floor healthcare team for providing this high level of care day in and day out. We are also thankful to our donors - it is because of your gifts that the CGMH teams have access to the right tools to treat patients.

TRUTH!