Our initiative to raise donations for the Northern Dogs Project has come
to a close and we are pleased to announce that it was a GREAT success.
Collectively we raised over 1600 vaccines, which will be used in remote
Canadian communities this 2012!
What you like can make a big difference to a dog.
In many remote Canadian communities, there is no vet. No help for the dog who
is hit by a car or has a close encounter with a porcupine, and no one to turn to if
the cat is sick. No vet means that many animals in these communities suffer from
cuts and coughs, wounds and sores, sickness and preventable diseases – all
that can kill.
The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) is helping. Their Northern
Dogs Project provides veterinary care, education, and ongoing support to remote
Canadian communities that otherwise wouldn’t have it.
Kanata Animal Hospital is supporting IFAW’s work, and you can too. Visit us on
Facebook or Twitter and "like” or "follow us”. For each "like” or
"follow” that Kanata Animal Hospital gets between October 1st - December 31st, we will donate one vaccine to
IFAW’s Northern Dogs Project.
We like to help animals. We hope you do too.