
ARLEE REHABILITATION CENTER
...a sanctuary where animals heal people and people heal animals.
...a sanctuary where animals heal people and people heal animals.
Your generous donation will fund our mission on the Flathead Indian Reservation, providing a sanctuary where animals heal people and people heal animals.
ARC GALA
February 24, 2024
Hilton Garden Inn, Missoula
SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC: Spring 2024
Link to our INTERVIEW from Trail 103.3FM
A.R.C. serves the Flathead Indian Reservation by providing a sanctuary where animals heal people and people heal animals. At A.R.C., victims of trauma find healing and therapy by helping rehabilitate neglected, under-socialized and traumatized rescue dogs and horses.
ARC's vision is a community where healing is available to all and relationships are restored. We are a trailblazing animal rescue that focuses on healing people, and we envision bringing our innovative work to other Reservations in the future.
ARC recognizes the powerful bonds between people and animals as well as the challenges that Indigenous communities face due to historical trauma, racial injustice, and economic disadvantage. Our goals are to mitigate youth suicide risk, help people afflicted by various forms of trauma, and rescue Reservation animals. Our holistic approach acknowledges that these issues are inextricably linked. A.R.C.'s work is guided by its Cultural Sensitivity Position Statement and by its adherence to the principles of responsibility, responsiveness, and respect.
RCHE provides rehabilitation for Reservation canines while providing animal-assisted, culturally-specific therapy and Social & Emotional Learning (SEL) to children and adults. RCHE includes summer critter camps emphasizing healing, humane education, culturally relevant knowledge, and animal skills for youth. Beneficiaries include youth at risk of suicide, domestic abuse victims, and those dealing with various forms of trauma.
POG is a grassroots program that aims to empower underserved communities, develop emergency response capacity, and build trust with those we serve. POG recruits community liaisons and volunteers to help identify local residents and animals in crisis and connect them to ARC's support services.
Our Taskforce's primary focus is to carry out a Trap and Release (T&R) program with bimonthly spay/neuter clinics for community cats on the Flathead Reservation while offering additional low-income veterinary support on the Flathead Reservation. The Taskforce also serves ARC's animals.
Fox Hollow is a nonprofit veterinary practice dedicated to providing spay or neuter services as a non-lethal solution to the homeless, abandoned, and feral animal population.
Southshore is a small animal practice that has been providing ARC's animals with compassionate care and regular spay/neuter services since our founding.
Whitefish Animal Hospital provides the highest quality veterinary care and, like ARC, promotes the importance of the human animal bond.
Dr. Tyler at Polson Animal Clinic has been a wonderful partner to ARC, helping with Spay/neuter surgeries and emergency medical situations.
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