Toronto residents feeding squirrel stuck inside closed shoe store
A squirrel has been spotted in a shoe store called Stuart Weitzman, and it appears to be trapped.
A squirrel has been spotted in a shoe store called Stuart Weitzman, and it appears to be trapped.

Many businesses in Toronto have had to temporarily close due to the recent measures. One of those businesses has locked up and left behind a small animal in the process, according to BlogTO.
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View on XA squirrel has been spotted in a shoe store called Stuart Weitzman, and it appears to be trapped. The little animal can be seen through the store's front windows by people passing by. The store is located on Bloor Street West close to Avenue Road.
Several people have attempted to let the company know about the trapped resident but given that the store is closed indefinitely, that’s hard to do.
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View on XIt’s hard to know exactly how long the squirrel has been there though the store has been closed for many weeks now because of the pandemic. Witnesses say the squirrel looks hungry when they see it on the store's display box.
Some of the concerned passerby have made an effort to feed the squirrel. They began passing nuts through the gap between the retailer’s doors. In the footage taken of the squirrel, it looks eager to make it back to the outside world again.
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