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Mobile veterinary ambulance visits evacuation centres

The mobile veterinary team said it has reported zero animal deaths while treating fire-displaced pets and wildlife and visiting every evacuee shelter and hotel.

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THUNDER BAY — Due to the ongoing wildfire crisis in the region, over 125 animals received care in the city.

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Mobile veterinary ambulance visits evacuation centres

THUNDER BAY — Due to the ongoing wildfire crisis in the region, over 125 animals received care in the city.

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TBNewsWatch.com broke the news on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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