‘Reindog’ helps exotic animals

Kaya, a two-year-old shepherd-husky cross, prepares for a photo with Santa at Urban Safari Rescue Society.

Dec. 9, 2014 4:00 p.m.
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Kaya, a two-year-old shepherd-husky cross, prepares for a photo with Santa at Urban Safari Rescue Society.

Cloverdale’s Alison Vlooswyk brought the dog to the South Surrey non-profit society’s first such Christmas fundraiser on Dec. 6.

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