May 2013 Report - Barkly Regional Council

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May 2013 Report - Barkly Regional Council
VISION: The Barkly is a strong and vibrant Shire that values and respects its cultural diversity
2013 Dog Program Report
The Utopia Team.
The first half of 2013 has been extremely productive and busy for our AMRRIC Workers, volunteers and
support team. I would like to personally thank all those concerned for their continued support and
guidance.
The Barkly Shires collaboration with all stakeholders has once again proven to be exceptional and result
driven. This clearly demonstrates the effectiveness with community support how the AMRRIC and Barkly
Shire visions work towards the overall wellbeing and health for community members.
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VISION: The Barkly is a strong and vibrant Shire that values and respects its cultural diversity
Graeme Narrier – CDEP Participant from Ali Currung
Our schedule has included return visits to the following communities:
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Ali Currung:
25th – 28th February, 2013
Murray Downs: 4th – 6th March, 2013
Wutunugurra : 25th – 27th March, 2013
Elliott:
2nd – 4th April, 2013
Arlparra:
14th – 20th April, 2013
Ampilatwatja: 29th – 30th April and 1st – 2nd May, 2013
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Jan Allen – AMRRIC with James Bonney CDEP Participant from Ampilatwatja
Our year to date thus far includes the following statistical evidence:
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153 Speys
141 Castrates
30 Pregnant
62 Euthanasia
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VISION: The Barkly is a strong and vibrant Shire that values and respects its cultural diversity
Ampilatwatja
Ampilatwatja
Cat Speys
Arlparra
Treated
Euthanased
Wutunugurra
Pregnant
Castrations
Elliott
Speys
Murray Downs
Ali Curung
0
20
Spey’s
40
60
Castrations
80
Pregnant
100
120
Euthanized
Ali Curung
24
6
4
2
Murray Downs
12
9
5
3
Elliott
2
140
Treated
Cat
Spey’s
130
Wutunugurra
17
7
Arlparra
50
80
12
1
2
Ampilatwatja
50
40
9
52
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Continued Program Schedule - 2013
Darwin:
6th – 11th May, 2013 – Wild Dog Training (Brian Radovic and Graeme Narrier)
Lake Nash:
20th – 25th May, 2013 – De Sexing
Wutunugurra: 27th – 30th May, 2013 – De Sexing
Lake Nash:
17th – 20th June, 2013 – De Sexing
Ali Currung:
15th – 19th July, 2013 – De Sexing
Elliott:
22nd – 25th July, 2013 – De Sexing
Ampilatwatja: 26th – 30th August, 2013 – De Sexing
Tennant Creek – TBA
Canteen Creek – TBA
Tara – TBA
AMMRIC Conference:
14th – 18th October, 2013
NATSIEH Conference:
11th – 15th November, 2013
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VISION: The Barkly is a strong and vibrant Shire that values and respects its cultural diversity
Graeme Narrier distributing bread for the delivery of Iverrmec which treats dogs for external parasites
Special thanks and recognition to the following Workers, Volunteers and Stakeholders:CDEP Workers:
Graeme Narrier, James Bonney, Owen Miller and Ashley Hayes
BSC Vet:
Malcolm Mcgrath.
AMMRIC:
Eddie Bobongie, John Skuja, Jan Allen.
CANBERRA MOB:
Allison, Lauren, Katrina, Veiss, Libby, Helen, David.
VOLUNTEERS:
Kirsty Officer, Phil Lawrill and Lawrence.
Report supplied by:
Brian Radovic - Regional Animal & Environmental Health Manager - BSC
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