Creation date: March 5, 2012
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In many remote regions of Canada, access to veterinary services is limited or nonexistent. Financial challenges often make it impossible for pet owners to travel long distances to seek help.
Without spay/neuter programs, dog and cat populations grow unchecked. And when vaccinations are unavailable, preventable diseases like parvovirus, distemper, and rabies can spread rapidly.
The Canadian Animal Assistance Team (CAAT) bridges this gap by sending volunteer veterinary teams to these underserved areas. We provide essential spay/neuter and vaccination clinics at no charge to the pet owner. We also work with local leaders to build long-term, sustainable animal care plans—creating healthier communities for animals and people alike.
Getting to these regions isn’t easy. We rely on donated Aeroplan points to transport our teams and supplies. Every contribution helps us reach more communities in need.
Connect with us on Facebook or follow @caat_canada on Instagram. Visit our News & Updates section for inspiring success stories that show the real impact of your support.
Your generosity saves lives. Help us make a difference, one animal at a time. Thank you for standing with CAAT.
About
In many remote regions of Canada, access to veterinary services is limited or nonexistent. Financial challenges often make it impossible for pet owners to travel long distances to seek help.
Without spay/neuter programs, dog and cat populations grow unchecked. And when vaccinations are unavailable, preventable diseases like parvovirus, distemper, and rabies can spread rapidly.
The Canadian Animal Assistance Team (CAAT) bridges this gap by sending volunteer veterinary teams to these underserved areas. We provide essential spay/neuter and vaccination clinics at no charge to the pet owner. We also work with local leaders to build long-term, sustainable animal care plans—creating healthier communities for animals and people alike.
Getting to these regions isn’t easy. We rely on donated Aeroplan points to transport our teams and supplies. Every contribution helps us reach more communities in need.
Connect with us on Facebook or follow @caat_canada on Instagram. Visit our News & Updates section for inspiring success stories that show the real impact of your support.
Your generosity saves lives. Help us make a difference, one animal at a time. Thank you for standing with CAAT.
News and updates
Boston Bar, BC 2024 by Rose Tubman-Broere, CAAT volunteerEvery CAAT trip is different, and yet there are similar threads that run through them all. The camaraderie of the team, a group of people from all walks of life thrown together and united with a common love of animals and their families,...
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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...
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CAAT 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...
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In 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...
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