Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities
Our Vision is to see Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities that are healthy and safe for people and their companion animals. Get InvolvedDonateAnimal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities
Our Vision is to see Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities that are healthy and safe for people and their companion animals.
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AMRRIC’s work focuses on companion animals. To date, the biggest need has been around dogs, which have been the focus of many of our resources and projects. However, recognising the increase in cats being kept as pets in remote communities, AMRRIC’s focus has broadened. AMRRIC’s work involves facilitating improved community access to culturally relevant services, information and educational resources for pets and their owners.
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Our Work
AMRRIC’s work focuses on companion animals. To date, the biggest need has been around dogs, which have been the focus of many of our resources and projects. However, recognising the increase in cats being kept as pets in remote communities, AMRRIC’s focus has broadened. AMRRIC’s work involves facilitating improved community access to culturally relevant services, information and educational resources for pets and their owners.
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A significant component of AMRRIC’s work is education, capacity building and the sharing of knowledge. We have developed a range of outstanding resources to support our training, school education and field programs.