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Saskia Karius (left), veterinarian for IFAW's CLAW program, which provides veterinary services to cats and dogs in some of the poorest shantytowns outside of Johannesburg, examines a puppy with billary (tick-bite fever) whose owner called CLAW for help at CLAW's clinic near Soweto, South Africa. Through its mobile clinics, outreach programs and veterinary hospital, CLAW provides life-saving support to the community's animals every day. Right is CLAW's founder and director, Cora Bailey. 2/21/12 Julia Cumes/IFAW

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Saskia Karius (left), veterinarian for IFAW's CLAW program, which provides veterinary services to cats and dogs in some of the poorest shantytowns outside of Johannesburg, examines a puppy with billary (tick-bite fever) whose owner called CLAW for help at CLAW's clinic near Soweto, South Africa. Through its mobile clinics, outreach programs and veterinary hospital, CLAW provides life-saving support to the community's animals every day. Right is CLAW's founder and director, Cora Bailey. 2/21/12 Julia Cumes/IFAW