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In 2015, the WHS took in 8,832 animals
1,702 of those animals came from other animal agencies and sources; many in dire need of the medical and behavioural care only The WHS offers.
November Volunteer Profile: Claire Blomeley
MVP: Claire Blomeley Animal Intake volunteer Claire Blomeley cares – a lot. She grew up caring for others and her community. She’s a nurse in her everyday life, caring for recovery room patients at Health Sciences Centre. But most weeks (when she’s not working evenings) you’ll find her taking care of animals that have been surrendered. “I grew up attending Girl Guides and doing community activities,” she said. “I really wanted to find something that was separate from my work but meant giving back to my community. However, because I work as a nurse I wanted something that wasn’t necessarily directly … Continued
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