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NEW REPORT:​ 

     

Animal Management as Public Health Infrastructure​

A new policy Reader exploring how community animal management systems can move from local challenges to national public responsibility.

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Download The Reader Here

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Increased ACCESS is an Indigenous-led organization supporting Community Animal Management as part of public health, safety, animal wellbeing, land and governance. Nations define their priorities. We work alongside them and our partners to strengthen local capacity, infrastructure, evidence and sustained funding.

Indigenous SPCA is our community-facing project, emphasizing Safety for People, Communities and Animals.

Discuss your Nation’s priorities

EQUAL CARE. EVERY COMMUNITY.

RESOURCES FOR COMMUNITIES

Targeting chronic infrastructure gaps in animal-health systems

How the absence of infrastructure harms people & animals

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We acknowledge the many First Nations, Inuit, and Métis homelands where Increased ACCESS and its partners live and work, and we honour the sovereignty and knowledge of the Nations who continue to care for these lands.

#EqualCareEveryCommunity

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