MANITOBA ANIMAL ALLIANCE

At Manitoba Animal Alliance, they are driven by a single goal; to do their part in making Manitoba a better place for people and their pets. Their decision-making process is informed with comprehensive empirical research and data evaluation.

The lifespan of a northern dog in some communities is below 1.7 years. They strive to build productive relationships and make a positive impact with all of their pursuits.

Flying out companion homeless, injured, and abandoned pets. With this initiative, their goal is to promote life saving opportunities for those in need. With access to the right resources, local volunteers can become empowered by their own abilities and gain the confidence to fulfill their potential. Learn more about their work by getting in touch with their team today. Sending supplies up to communities is critical to feed and help animals while they wait for a flight or transport.

During emergency evacuations in Northern communities, pets are left behind. Limited space on evacuation planes means pet owners cannot bring their pets. Their organization helps put together plans for the pets behind including supplies up to provide for the pets, flying right into the community with emergency personnal to care for pets until owners are flown back home. Drive out communities are supported with onsite food and pet supplies in conjunction with Red Cross operations for evacuees.

With their organization’s goals always in mind, they strive to find new strategies for dealing with this challenge. Veterinary Services is something that they take very seriously, and their team is working each and every day to make a positive impact. Contact them to learn more about their commitment to this cause.

Making lasting change for the future requires much more than just rehoming animals in need, but extending our reach far being the "rescue" + adopt cycle. It's working with communities to support progressive pet management programs, policies and extending veterinary access. Their team is heavily invested in taking action by working together with community members, health authorities, elected officials and community leadership as part of their greater one health program.