Resource and Learning Centre

AMRRIC believes in sharing knowledge as a path to developing awareness and understanding of the issues involved in animal management in Indigenous communities. We believe in education for all: we all need to learn from each other to work the best we can.

AMRRIC sees several topics as important for sharing knowledge:

Population management
Welfare
Health, Disease and Zoonoses
Behaviour
Impact of dogs on country
Dogs in culture

For a list of our main resources, go to our Library.
For information about our training events, go to Workshops.

Key Resources
	Conducting Dog Health Programs in Indigenous Communities - A Veterinary Guide by Dr Samantha Phelan Dr Samanatha Phelan is a Northern Territory-based veterinarian with significant field experience in remote Indigenous communities. More about Conducting Dog Health Programs in Indigenous Communities
	Dog Health Programs in Indigenous Communities - an Environmental Health Practitioners Guide by Dr Samantha Phelan. This comprehensive guide (339 pages) has been written as a reference for people wanting to make dogs healthier in their own communities or in communities they work in. More about Dog Health Programs in Indigenous Communities - an Environmental Health Practitioners Guide
	The 'Caring for Dogs, Community, and Country' DVD is a key AMRRIC resource and is a great tool for Environmental Health Practitioners as well as for use in community stores, schools and health centres. More about 'Caring for Dogs, Community, and Country' Download the order form to purchase the 'Caring for Dogs, Community, and Country' DVD.
	Watuwal malanur ga nhina - Living with Dogs This DVD focuses on dogs on communities, discussing issues of overpopulation and disease, and also the benefits of dog ownership with reference to traditional teaching, with some traditional elders speaking. This DVD can be purchased from the Aboriginal Resource Development Services Inc