Companion Animal Transport Services in Perth, Western Australia | Pet service

Companion Animal Transport Services

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 487 332 991

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25.01.2022 Bring your furbabies down to Kingsway Markets this Saturday for our PETS PARADE! Thanks to Kingsway Community Bank Branch the Little Dogs Parade will be at 9.3...0am and the Big Dogs at 10.30am ! Show off their pawsonality and win lots of prizes donated by our generous stallholders! Register your pups at the Bendigo Bank tent 30 mins prior to the parade. See more

24.01.2022 He’s so excited. I love this

23.01.2022 For many, this year has been extremely hard. In living memory, there hasnt been one like it. And in hard times, its important that we all make an effort to r...each out to one another and check in. From the early days of the pandemic weve been separated from friends and family. Many worried where the next pay check was coming from. There was uncertainty for business owners concerned not just about their own livelihood but also the livelihoods of the people they employ. More recently, weve thought about the safety of our family and friends over east. We have had to deal with the anxiety of what will happen if we have an outbreak in WA, and what that will mean for our loved ones here at home, who are at high risk from the virus. And while COVID-19 has been on our mind life didnt stop. It all takes a toll. It can be a lot. Thats why its so important - more important than ever - to check in on your mates. If you think they might be struggling, be sure to check in and ask if they are ok. Let them know youre here for them. Let them know you care. Let them know it will not always be like this. Let them know theres hope. This isnt just a message for one day, or one week. Its something we can do every day. Look after yourself, take care of your friends, and remember, were in this together.

22.01.2022 September is #SelfCareAwarenessMonth We ticked 4 out of 5 today thanks to our dogs!

22.01.2022 To everyone who was on white island last year in December 2019. We know it's coming up to your 1 year ago if this tragedy next month. From us at CATS to everyone and families that have lost or injured family or friends, Our thoughts are with you and your family as you will never be forgotten. To the rescuers that went back and landed on white island after this tragic incident, thank you for your service and support. You are the real heros, you out yourself last and helped others. That's where this saying comes in to play, for the service of humanity. So thank you.

21.01.2022 Ha ha have a great morning all and stay safe

20.01.2022 We would take you definitely.

19.01.2022 #MISSING HAVE YOU SEEN HAYLEY? 12-year-old Hayley McStravick, also known as Hayley Herd, has not been seen since yesterday in Maddington. She is approximately 1...52cm tall, fair skinned with blue/green eyes and long brown hair. She is known to visit the Canning Vale, Perth City, Clarkson and Joondalup area by train. If you see Hayley contact police on 131 444. #9News

19.01.2022 This is very very good advice and remember we are on call 24/7 so we can also help out.

18.01.2022 Hell of a weekend

17.01.2022 Someone made a video of bats upside down, and it looks like a goth nightclub. : Ciao Vita : BatsRule.com... : Molchat Doma - Sudno More great content: www.malekoandflash.com

17.01.2022 Yet again we are disappointed with the amount of people on FB that advise others NOT to take injured wildlife to Vets. "Don't take it to a vet, they will just ...kill it" Why would you deny a suffering animal? Especially, one that is in pain. Shelters/Rehabilitators work along side their local Vets. Rehabilitators are NOT Vets, and rely on their assistance for xrays, medications etc. If we advise you to take an animal to a Vet there are many reasons why; - In the case of obvious breaks, Vets can do initial assessment (xrays etc) - Vets are able to administer pain relief - Often it saves on double handling. If you can take it to a vet, it's less stress on the animal as it's not being passed around. - Rehabilitators/Shelters have wildlife to care for. Often they have to wait in clinics like everyone else, so once the Vet has done their assessment it's just a matter of someone picking it up saving valuable time. So to those advising people not to take wildlife to Vets, please stop. It's just cruel.

16.01.2022 Hey all we have been forwarded this as they currently looking and if you are interested please send your resume and cover letter this email. Kirsty here from Paws in the Park. I was wondering if you knew anyone who would be suitable to join our dog walking team? Please see attached job description. Would greatly appreciate if you would pass it on to anyone who you think might be suitable for this position.... Warm Regards, Kirsty - Customer Happiness [email protected] www.pawsinthepark.com.au

16.01.2022 For people in Perth SOR

16.01.2022 Its magpie nesting season - the time of year when the male magpie protects his young by swooping at perceived threats. Magpies typically breed between August and October. Find out how to reduce the risk of getting swooped this season: http://ow.ly/Plrj50BhLUd

16.01.2022 Pet fresh WA made Salmon and Sardine formula back in stock on Tuesday A big sorry to the customers who missed out on the last production run. This quality... probiotic formula walks out the door FAST Order online @ www,petfresh.com.au to secure your order. Bulk buyers PM for special pricing and availability

16.01.2022 Yeah we agree most definitely

15.01.2022 Apparently Im running a puppy pedicure spa and didnt know it

15.01.2022 To all of the beloved animals that help us through the wars. Less we forget.

13.01.2022 From all of us at Companion Animal Transport Services we wish all your fathers a very happy fathers dayFrom all of us at Companion Animal Transport Services we wish all your fathers a very happy fathers day

12.01.2022 Our hearts go out to the family and friends. Stay strong

11.01.2022 The Commonwealth Bank is warning customers about a hoax email instructing them to verify their account. The bank is asking customers who have already clicked the link and provided their details to call 132221 to secure their accounts.

10.01.2022 I can't even. Lol. The cat.

05.01.2022 Monday morning joke of the day. Keep safe out there WA as it has been raining.

05.01.2022 Joke of the day. Have a safe afternoon. Enjoy the weekend

03.01.2022 Baby magpie falls in love with his rescuers cat

03.01.2022 The attention-seeker...

02.01.2022 Major news for classic car owners in WA! Starting early next year, West Aussies with a classic vehicle will receive a 75% discount on their annual licensing fee...s. Our Concessions for Classics scheme will slash red tape for car and motorcycle enthusiasts with a street rod or a vehicle manufactured before 1990 and who are a member of a Department of Transport approved club. The scheme will ensure even more vintage car lovers can hit the road with their street rod for 90 days of the year. The Concessions for Classics scheme is the result of months of consultation with the motoring community, and our Government will continue to work alongside them to implement to scheme.

01.01.2022 Hey all head on down to the paw-some day out and meet the crew who is available 24/7 rain hail or shine.