A.R.C. serves the Flathead Native American Indian Reservation by providing a sanctuary where animals heal people and people heal animals.  At the A.R.C., victims of trauma find healing and therapy by helping rehabilitate neglected, under-socialized and traumatized rescue dogs and horses.

A.R.C. envisions a Flathead Indian Reservation where afflicted and vulnerable human and canine community members always find a helping hand and a safe place to receive healing, nurturing and rehabilitation.

A.R.C. is inspired by a holistic approach that acknowledges the connections between socioeconomic and historical realities confronting tribal communities and the plight of animals on Native American Reservations.  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 socialization and training for Reservation canines while providing animal-assisted, culturally-specific counseling, therapy and Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) to children and adults on the Flathead Reservation.  RCHE includes summer critter camps emphasizing 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 sorts of trauma and crisis.

POG is a proactive grassroots program that seeks to find people and animals that are in crisis within underserved neighborhoods of the Flathead Reservation and connects them to ARC's support services.

FRSNT's primary focus is to carry out a Trap and Release (T&R) program with monthly spay/neuter clinics for community cats on the Flathead Reservation while offering additional low-income veterinary support in the southern reaches of the reservation.