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Dr Sue Gordon

Dr Sue Gordon, AM, was taken from her mother aged 4 years in 1947 under government policies relating to part Aboriginal children, her family found her over 30 years later. Read more

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We are a non-profit (deductible gift recipient) Association. We have well over 100 members nationally and internationally. AMRRIC’s programs do far more than benefit dogs and other animals – they contribute significantly to an improvement in community health and wellbeing. Your membership supports our activities and offers you AMRRIC priveledges!!

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Vet Manual DHP's

The first-ever manual for Veterinarians and communities undertaking dog health programs in remote Indigenous communities. FREE to AMRRIC members

Quotes

Some people in my community have dogs that have been given to them by a special ceremony. There are ceremony ways of keeping dogs. I sing about dogs. I dance dogs. I hear dogs getting killed. Dogs are related to us. Dogs are family, but people in my community don’t know they carry disease.

— Billy Gumana, Indigenous Environmental Health Worker, East Arnhem.

Upcoming events

'Conducting Dog Heal;th Programs in Remote INdigenous Communities- An Environmental Health prctitioners Guide' EHW Manual to be printed March/April

AMRRIC in association with RSPCASA undertaking pilot program in Yalata and Oak Valley.
Regional Training Workshops across the NT to build the capacity of Shires and Communities to undertake sustainable dog health programs and to introduce and implenet 'Conducting Dog Heal;th Programs in Remote INdigenous Communities- An Environmental Health prctitioners Guide'

Feb DHP’s: Galiwin’ku, Yuelamu and Nyirripi
April DHP’s: Maningrida, Yalata and Oak Valley
AMRRIC Vets doing Darwin Town Camps

A Yuendumu Experience

'Caring for Dogs, Community, Country' DVD launch read more....

East Pilbara Communities