A voice for all animals. A team of phenomenal people. At Vets for Climate Action, we represent concerned veterinarians, veterinary nurses, practices and industry partners across Australia who want climate action. We hold a unique place in the heart of communities. Veterinary professionals are highly trusted professionals spanning multiple fields, with expertise in livestock, wildlife and pet health and welfare, epidemiology, public health and the environment. We can comfortably talk to millions of Australians about the health of animals, the importance of stable environments and the urgent need for climate action. We are the voice for all Australian animals. We invite you to become a champion in your community and strengthen that voice.
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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,...
The Climate Care Program may be new, but veterinary practices are already celebrating sustainability success. We know our profession cares about doing its part to halt climate change and through the Climate...
Join VfCA on the Larapinta Trek for Animals in June 2023 and you’ll be raising funds so we can be a voice for all animals. What’s this trip all about? During the 2019–20 bushfires, 3 billion native animals...
Members of Veterinarians for Climate Action (VfCA) are appalled by the ongoing loss of animals due to the rising temperature and severe weather events.”We ask all those who care about animals to have climate action in the forefront of their mind when cast
The chair of Veterinarians for Climate Action (VfCA),Dr Jeannet Kessels,has congratulated the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) for its new policy on climate change and animal health,including welfare,production and biosecurity.
Urgent climate action needed to help protect animals and pets, vets say The latest IPCC report documents widespread and critical impacts on people and the natural world from increasingly frequent...
