AMRRIC has a role for a dedicated individual with a passion for working with remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and their companion animals. The role will report to the General Manager and assist in the delivery of AMRRIC’s school and community...
Make your mark in a new role! Flexible work arrangements Applications close 13 July Part-time role AMRRIC (Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities) is a national not-for-profit organisation that works with remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
Image Caption: Brown dog ticks like these ones can cause big problems for dogs. With the warm humid weather over the wet season, AMRRIC receives many calls asking for advice on treating large tick burdens in remote communities. What are ticks? Ticks are external...
Image Caption: The road to Kintore. There are a number of very remote communities which, as smaller communities or outstations, are unable to access regular sources of funding for animal management programs. While there may be several factors which contribute to...
Image Caption: Advisory Group member, Christine Ross, spoke on behalf of the Board at AMRRIC’s 2019 stakeholder event to announce AMRRIC’s support of the Uluru Statement from the Heart. The Uluru Statement from the Heart calls for a First Nations Voice in the...
Image Caption: A familiar big smile from Jan. Jan Allen has been a familiar face to many, none more so than the remote community residents and their companion animals which she visited many times throughout her eleven years with AMRRIC. Her wonderfully smiley...
