AMRRIC

Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities
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About Us

DogHandAMRRIC formed as a response to immense need. With the view that human and dog health are inseparable in remote indigenous communities, AMRRIC works to improve community health by improving the life of the dogs.

Building on a solid base

AMRRIC is based on the highly effective work of a handful of pioneers in the field and maintains the trust and respect of key stakeholders that has been built up over many years. With recognition and funding from the Federal government and support from groups like the AVA (Australian Veterinary Association), the RSPCA and various Universities, AMRRIC has been able to build on this solid base and develop the work further.

  • Vision

Rural and remote Indigenous communties that are healthy and safe for people and animals. 

 

AMRRIC Partners
AMRRIC gratefully acknowledges the continuing support of all contributors, including:
The Honourable Jenny Macklin, Federal Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
IFAW, International fund for Animal welfare

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