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A Montreal couple flew 4,000 kilometres for a wedding every cat-lover's dreams are made of. 
  
 Dominic Husson and Louise Véronneau got married in California's largest no-cage, no-kill cat sanctuary. 
  
 Notable guests included the sanctuary's 1,100 cats. 
  
 "We are both animal lovers, and it shows she's a great person, and that's why I wanted to marry her," Husson told NBC News. 
  
 "We are sharing these same values," Véronneau told the U.S. news outlet. "These are the basics of our relation[ship] — our love for animals." 
  
 The sanctuary, Cat House on the Kings, has provided a permanent home to more than 24,000 cats and 7,000 dogs since its founding 24 years ago. 
  
 Husson and Véronneau, however, are the first couple to be married at the sanctuary. 
  
 The sanctuary's founder, Lynea Lattanzio, admitted she was nervous about the wedding at first but was reassured by how well the cats reacted to the new bride and groom. ||||| Just outside the city of Parlier is where the Cat House on the Kings is located and home to nearly 1,000 cats.Louise Veronneau and Dominic Husson meet in Quebec and decided to get married after dating for the past three years.They have traveled around the world together and learned they both have a passion for animals, especially cats."I saw that we were sharing the same values," Veronneau said. "These are values these are the basics of our relationship and out love for animals and beings.""We are both animal lovers and it was easy," Husson exclaimed. "She is a great person, that is why I married her."This is the groom's first visit to the cat sanctuary but this the second time here for the bride.Back in 2012, Louise stopped by during a previous trip to California.She loved it and put it on her bucket list to return after she met the caregivers and founder."I feel in love," Veronneau said. "I feel in love with the work Lynea and her team is doing for the cats and the rescuing."Lynea Lattanzio is the woman behind the largest cage free, no-kill cat sanctuary in North America. She also officiated the wedding but says she was hesitant at first."When I was first asked to do it I said no I didn't want to do it," she said. "I was afraid I would make a mess and screw it up - you know, forget my lines."The Canadian couple convinced her to become ordained so she could perform the ceremony, and now Dominic and Louise are ready to live happily ever after. ||||| For many, a "bucket list" destination in this part of the Golden State may involve the Yosemite, or Kings Canyon. For one Canadian couple, however, their dream was to see Cat House On The Kings. 
  
 That was something they did Tuesday, and it may be an understatement to say the couple arrived with big plans. 
  
 The couple, Dominic Husson and Louise Véronneau, specifically wanted to tie the knot at the place. Husson said they decided to get married at Cat House On The Kings, because their love for animals brought them together. 
  
 "We are both animal lovers, and it shows," said Husson. "She's a great person, and that's why I wanted to marry her." 
  
 "People say, 'OK, cats, Louise. Cats, animals and vegetarian and da-da-da,'" said Véronneau. "When I start talking about that and saw we were sharing these same values, because these are values. These are the basics of our relation, our love for animals." 
  
 With that in mind, it appears the venue was great for Husson and Véronneau. Cat House founder Lynea Lattanzio admits she was nervous about a wedding, until she saw the cats with the couple. 
  
 "They are so used to people coming through, that they just enjoy the attention that they get." said Lattanzio. 
  
 The next event for Cat House is a kitten season fundraiser in mid-June, and a block/garage sale. An open house follows, in the fall. |||||
At most weddings, it would probably be considered impolite, or at the very least unusual, if the majority of guests began to lick themselves. But it was neither impolite nor unusual in the case of the 1,100 guests at a Canadian couple's destination wedding in California. Dominic Husson and Louise Veronneau of Montreal on Tuesday exchanged vows at California's Cat House on the Kings, a no-kill no-cage cat sanctuary, in what KSEE describes as the "purr-fect" wedding day. "We are both animal lovers, and it shows," Husson says. "She’s a great person, and that’s why I wanted to marry her." In 2012, Veronneau visited the sanctuary and put it on her bucket list as a place to return to some day, reports KFSN. (Husson hadn't visited previous to the wedding.) "I feel in love," Veronneau says. "I feel in love with the work [they're] doing for the cats and the rescuing." Cat House on the Kings has been a permanent home for more than 24,000 cats and 7,000 dogs since it was first established 24 years ago, reports the CBC. The couple is the first to marry at the sanctuary, and founder Lynea Lattanzio admitted to pre-wedding jitters. But the cats and the couple got along well, and not a single across-the-aisle jab was reported to be traded. (Speaking of unusual weddings, check out why this woman decided at her wedding to marry the groom's brother instead.)