VfCA represents vets, vet nurses, vet receptionists, vet techs, animal carers, pet owners and animal lovers like you who want strong and immediate action on climate change. Animals suffer the consequences of climate change without responsibility. Vets and animal carers witness the impacts firsthand and carry the responsibility for biosecurity, food production, and protecting animals from climate change. With your support, we can take action on climate pollution and reduce the risk to the animals we love and care for.
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Halloween is a time for fun, costumes, and treats, but for our pets (and our planet), it can also bring a few frights of its own. While we’re busy carving pumpkins and dressing up, it’s worth remembering...
Welcome to ZerOctober, initiated by VfCA and dedicated to promoting sustainable veterinary care. October brings something special – ZerOctober, a month-long initiative by Vets for Climate Action dedicated...
We’re halfway through Plastic-Free July and want to share some tried and tested tips and tricks to help you reduce plastic in practice. Why Reduce Plastic? As veterinary professionals, we stand at the...
When it comes to climate change, we can't afford to be too polite to talk about politics. Veterinary professionals have an important role to play in letting our elected representatives know that climate...
Indigenous elders and farmers from the Northern Territory have invited veterinarians to sit down, listen and experience first-hand the impacts of climate change on their lives and those of animals on...
By VfCA Rural and Regional Lead, Dr Elise Anderson A few weeks ago, I had an encounter with a very big, very unhappy dog while I was at work that left me with some nasty bites on both my arms. I’ve had...
Raising awareness of the importance of working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at home and in practice. We're proud to launch this initiative and build a movement towards a sustainable future for the...
Vets for Climate Action welcomes new laws that will help to protect animals from the impact of climate change. The NSW Parliament has passed its Climate Change (Net Zero Future) Bill, which includes a net...
Author: Dr Elise Anderson, VfCA's Rural & Regional Programs Lead Climate change is already hurting the animals that we love At Vets for Climate Action (VfCA) we firmly believe that vets, vet nurses and...
Author: Dr Janet Berry Phd BVMS, VfCA Volunteer Climate change is a primary driver of biodiversity loss. And climate change depends on biodiversity as part of the solution. So clearly the two are linked,...
