Creation date: March 5, 2012
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In these rural and often remote areas, pet owners frequently face limited or no access to veterinary services. Financial struggles also mean that many cannot afford to travel to distant veterinary clinics or pay for necessary pet care.
The lack of access to spay/neuter services lead to an overpopulation of dogs and cats. Although rehoming pets can help, it is a never-ending cycle. New animals continue to replace those that were removed. The lack of access to vaccinations lead to outbreaks of diseases like parvovirus and distemper, diseases we rarely see in areas with access to veterinary care. Rabies poses a threat in regions where, often, wildlife is a real risk to pets and people.
The Canadian Animal Assistance Team (CAAT) is a registered charity dedicated to bridging this gap. We focus on remote and underserved communities in Canada. We bring volunteer veterinary teams directly into these communities to provide spay/neuter and vaccination clinic events.
Additionally, we collaborate with community leaders to develop sustainable community animal management plans that support local needs. Recognizing that animal health is closely tied to human well-being—both physically and psychologically—our efforts benefit not only the animals but also the people and the community as a whole.
Reaching these communities is challenging due to their remote locations. To carry out our vital work, we rely on donated Aeroplan points to transport team members to these areas. Your Aeroplan donation can help us continue providing essential veterinary services where they are needed most. Please consider our cause and give.
To see CAAT at work visit us on...
https://www.facebook.com/CAAT.Canada/
Instagram caat_canada
Also, visit our Success Stories under News & Updates to see how donated Aeroplan Points have made a difference!
About
In these rural and often remote areas, pet owners frequently face limited or no access to veterinary services. Financial struggles also mean that many cannot afford to travel to distant veterinary clinics or pay for necessary pet care.
The lack of access to spay/neuter services lead to an overpopulation of dogs and cats. Although rehoming pets can help, it is a never-ending cycle. New animals continue to replace those that were removed. The lack of access to vaccinations lead to outbreaks of diseases like parvovirus and distemper, diseases we rarely see in areas with access to veterinary care. Rabies poses a threat in regions where, often, wildlife is a real risk to pets and people.
The Canadian Animal Assistance Team (CAAT) is a registered charity dedicated to bridging this gap. We focus on remote and underserved communities in Canada. We bring volunteer veterinary teams directly into these communities to provide spay/neuter and vaccination clinic events.
Additionally, we collaborate with community leaders to develop sustainable community animal management plans that support local needs. Recognizing that animal health is closely tied to human well-being—both physically and psychologically—our efforts benefit not only the animals but also the people and the community as a whole.
Reaching these communities is challenging due to their remote locations. To carry out our vital work, we rely on donated Aeroplan points to transport team members to these areas. Your Aeroplan donation can help us continue providing essential veterinary services where they are needed most. Please consider our cause and give.
To see CAAT at work visit us on...
https://www.facebook.com/CAAT.Canada/
Instagram caat_canada
Also, visit our Success Stories under News & Updates to see how donated Aeroplan Points have made a difference!
News and updates
Evening in the Yukon looks like high noon where we are from. The sun pouring down through the silver-green leaves of the quaking aspen and calling long shadows from the squatting shapes of the construction trailers. We're in a loose circle of office chairs and stacked lumber and a pair of...
Read moreCAAT has a long history with the Burns Lake and surrounding First Nations communities. We started our volunteer clinics there in 2011, with the Lakes Animal Friendship Society (LAFS) playing a HUGE role in getting us there and making things happen. By 2016, the level of animals in...
Read moreIn our volunteer work, we are often travelling to remote places where access to veterinary care is limited to none. This was no exception. The Yukon is a vast territory with miles and miles of spectacular wilderness with massive mountains and forests as far as you could...
Read moreOur volunteer veterinary team headed north of Vancouver Island to the remote island communities of Bella Bella and Klemtu, BC. One of our biggest expenses in providing veterinary services to remote communities is the airfare. Getting our team to where they are needed...
Read moreThe Canadian Animal Assistance Team (CAAT) were happy to be invited back to Kuujjuaq to provide veterinary services again. The pandemic delayed our return and we were happy to finally be able to get there and care for the dogs and cats of this far Northern community.We saw a...
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