CAAT officially completed its first Animal Health Care Project in Hazelton, BC! We are thrilled with the local enthusiasm for the clinic, which permitted us to spay/neuter 166 dogs and cats over four days and vaccinate those surgery patients as well as many other pets.
Although we are all packed up and headed to our respective homes, we still have final NWBC 2015 stats to report and stories to tell so be sure to check the blog regularly.
We wanted to share some before and after pictures to show you what a CAAT Clinic is like. The calm…
DAY ONE AND DAY TWO, July 9-10, 2007 TEAM NUNAVUT MEMBERS Dr. Liz Bartlett, Langley BC Dr. Brigitte Rudolf, Burnaby…
Days 5 and 6 were the busiest days for the veterinary team in Baker Lake. Day 5 (Friday, September 11th)…
The first full day of work in the community was Wednesday, September 9th. The team was ready to go at…
Dog spay, Zoe, and her familyPhoto by Warren Munroe Liza and Aliesha examining a catPhoto by Warren Munroe Part of…
WEEK ONE On August 19, 2007 CAAT received word from Molly Mednikow, director of Amazon Cares, Iquitos, Peru, that our…
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