St. Lucia Cat Carrier
Some people borrowed carriers from us to bring in their kitties, others were ingenious with their carrier choices to come to the CAAT clinic.
Whatever works!


Some people borrowed carriers from us to bring in their kitties, others were ingenious with their carrier choices to come to the CAAT clinic.
Whatever works!


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Iqaluit Humane Education 2008 Barb Ashmead and Kristine Riggins, as members of the Canadian Animal Assistance Team, were invited to…
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In March 2015, Chris Robinson, the Executive Director of CAAT, received an email requesting that CAAT provide an Animal Health…
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