Our Focus
We’re building a new model for equitable animal and community health and Safety.
Planning & Capacity
Support Nations to identify priorities and develop plans for local staffing, governance, facilities and access to care.
Systems Change
Advance recognition of Community Animal Management as a public-health, safety and infrastructure responsibility.
Education & Engagement
Develop learning materials and community engagement activities with participating Nations and partners.
Innovation & Research
Work with community and research partners to examine needs, assess outcomes and develop approaches to lasting support.
Our Approach
WHY ACCESS MATTERS
Health and safety shouldn’t be determined by your postal code.
Community Animal Management connects public health, safety, animal wellbeing, land and governance. Access to services and infrastructure varies, and local priorities require local authority, capacity and sustained support.
Nations define their priorities. We work alongside them and our partners to strengthen local capacity, infrastructure, evidence and sustained funding.
Our One Health approach brings health, economics and policy into this work.
There is a place for Nations, funders, policymakers, researchers and veterinary partners in this work.
Explore Working with Us or contact us to discuss planning, research, policy or funding partnerships.
Indigenous SPCA is our community-facing project, emphasizing Safety for People, Communities and Animals. Mission Pawsible is a veterinary-service partner.
Our aim is lasting local capacity, with progress assessed against priorities defined by participating Nations.