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Kim Michaud

Kim Michaud

Development Support Officer at Pets in the Park, nonprofit providing free veterinary care to pets of homeless individuals in Australia

Jul 7, 2026

15:32
And then if instead their doctor has ordered a CT angi-angiogram, the differences, just again so people understand what we're talking about here.
15:43
Sure.
15:44
So yeah, C- CT calcium score is super simple.
15:47
You, patients are in and out of here in 15 minutes generally speaking.
15:51
They don't need an IV.
15:53
We don't need heart rate control.
15:54
They essentially come in.

7 MINS LATER

22:50
So talk about what layer that now adds to these scans.
7:37
Could you tell us about a positive story? I mean, as you said, it's a lot of positivity, I assume, comes out of Pets In The Park, but is there a moment or a story that you'd be able to share with the listeners?
7:49
Yeah.
7:50
There's, there's, oh, there's, a- as you can imagine, hundreds, but there's a couple that sort of sit in my mind.
7:57
One was a gentleman named Andrew, and he had his dog, Caesar, and he was living in a bus shelter.
8:04
And he had been offered, um, many times, you know, accommodation, but often a lot of people find that they're not allowed to take their pets.
8:12
So that is just another obstacle often that can, um, they can encounter.
8:18
So we were supporting him with healthcare for Caesar while he was living rough.
11:49
And I assume then if they're coming often, it means they're forming a relationship and a connection with the people whose, the, you know, the pet owners.

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