**Title: Last Parliament Hill Cat, Coal, Needs Public’s Help for Medical Bills**
In a heartwarming plea for help, Danny Taurozzi, the proud pet dad of Coal, the last surviving feline from the treasured former cat colony on Parliament Hill, has launched a GoFundMe campaign. Coal, who once graced the political grounds with his jet black fur and bright green eyes, is now facing mounting medical bills due to an aggressive salivary gland cancer.
At 16 years old, Coal remains as charismatic and affectionate as ever, despite battling cancer, arthritis, and kidney disease. Taurozzi, who adopted Coal after the sanctuary closed in 2013, is determined to provide the best care for his beloved companion.
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May, a fan of the House of Commons cats, praised Taurozzi’s efforts to save Coal, jokingly stating, “It’s the only coal phase-out I don’t support.” Coal holds a special place in the hearts of many on Parliament Hill, who remember the colony with fondness.
The sanctuary, which once homed over 30 stray cats, was a beloved fixture on the Hill, cherished by politicians and visitors alike. A symbol of the city’s lore, the cats brought joy and comfort to all who crossed their path.
As Coal fights his health battles, Taurozzi remains dedicated to ensuring his furry companion receives the care he deserves. With the public’s support, Coal can continue to enjoy his twilight years with love and comfort.
In a world filled with political turmoil, the tale of Coal, the Parliament Hill cat, serves as a reminder of the power of compassion and devotion. Let’s come together to support this fur-ever friend in need.
In a heartwarming plea for help, Danny Taurozzi, the proud pet dad of Coal, the last surviving feline from the treasured former cat colony on Parliament Hill, has launched a GoFundMe campaign. Coal, who once graced the political grounds with his jet black fur and bright green eyes, is now facing mounting medical bills due to an aggressive salivary gland cancer.
At 16 years old, Coal remains as charismatic and affectionate as ever, despite battling cancer, arthritis, and kidney disease. Taurozzi, who adopted Coal after the sanctuary closed in 2013, is determined to provide the best care for his beloved companion.
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May, a fan of the House of Commons cats, praised Taurozzi’s efforts to save Coal, jokingly stating, “It’s the only coal phase-out I don’t support.” Coal holds a special place in the hearts of many on Parliament Hill, who remember the colony with fondness.
The sanctuary, which once homed over 30 stray cats, was a beloved fixture on the Hill, cherished by politicians and visitors alike. A symbol of the city’s lore, the cats brought joy and comfort to all who crossed their path.
As Coal fights his health battles, Taurozzi remains dedicated to ensuring his furry companion receives the care he deserves. With the public’s support, Coal can continue to enjoy his twilight years with love and comfort.
In a world filled with political turmoil, the tale of Coal, the Parliament Hill cat, serves as a reminder of the power of compassion and devotion. Let’s come together to support this fur-ever friend in need.
