Just in case you missed the latest news from the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA). To find out more or subscribe to the CCAC newsletter, visit http://www.ccac.net.au/.
The AVA is a sponsor of the AAWS08 International Animal Welfare Conference.
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The Centre for Companion Animals in the Community (CCAC) has been established by the Australian Veterinary Association as a centre of expertise on companion animal ownership and management.
Nearly two-thirds of Australian households have some kind of pet, and over half have dogs or cats. Recognising the high level of pet ownership in our community, the Centre for Companion Animals in the Community has as its vision "An Australian society which successfully integrates companion animals."
Successful integration of companion animals means working for the best outcomes for pets, pet owners, non-pet owners and the wider community.
The CCAC has been established to provide high quality information on key animal management issues, produced by experts in their field.
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A new animal management resource
The new CCAC website has been launched, and takes a fresh approach to solving animal management issues.
We aim to bring you high quality information to assist in the development of effective and workable policy.
Barking dogs, leash laws, cat confinement, identification and strays are just a few of over 20 major topic areas covered on the site.
Most animal management issues are complex, and 'quick-fixes' are rare, so it is critical to have access to best practice and high quality evidence based information when addressing animal management policy in your community.
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