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Project Active Duty Reunion: Caspian and Charlie
Cats Reunited with Military Mom After Four Months!
AHS’ Project Active Duty program partners with PetSmart Charities and Credit Union West to care for and protect the animals of those who are protecting us around the world. This program allows loving pet owners leaving for a tour of duty to entrust their pets to AHS, providing not only peace of mind during their deployment, but comfort knowing that when they return, their pet will be waiting for them.
Caspian and Charlie were reunited with their owner Natalie who was deployed in the military for four months. We would like to give special thanks to Project Active Duty Foster Hero Jennifer for taking care of these sweet cats while their owner was away.

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