About us AMRRIC (Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities) is a national not-for-profit organisation that works with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to improve the health and welfare of their companion animals. In doing so, we are...
AMRRIC has partnered with Vetprac on a two-part web series on the impacts, diagnosis, and treatment of ehrlichiosis in dogs. The brown dog tick is found across half of Australia, and as Ehrlichia canis spreads throughout the brown tick population, it’s important to...
Over 8 days in May 2022, Program Manager Operational Delivery Dr Chelsea led an AMRRIC team across 3 communities in South Australia – Davenport, Koonibba and Yalata. Dr Chelsea was accompanied by Bindee Davis, a regular veterinary nurse on SA trips, as well as...
Dr Bonny Cumming presenting on the impacts of E Canis at the Biosecurity Symposium Two AMRRIC staff recently attended the 2nd Australian Biosecurity Symposium on 3-5 May 2022 on the Gold Coast, QLD. So, what is biosecurity and how does it apply to AMRRIC? ...
AMRRIC has a long history of developing & delivering community education programs relevant to rural & remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Australia. These programs operate alongside our veterinary programs & aim, via the...
Local dogs in Yarrabah awaiting their tasty parasite treatment as part of the community needs assessment census delivery With support from the Australian Government and our generous supporters, AMRRIC is pleased to be able to offer a pro bono service, undertaking...
