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Importance of Animals
Importance of Animals

We share our world with billions of animals. Many of them are raised on farms while others share our home as pets. They support economies, improve diets, provide companionship and more.

Explore the pages to the right and learn why our world relies on healthy animals.
Global Challenges
Global Challenges

Our planet is rapidly changing. The population is growing; more people are joining the middle class. All of them deserve good nutrition and health.

Explore the pages to the right and see how veterinarians working alongside farmers, researchers, and others can help us meet this challenge.
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Read our Antibiotics Commitment to see how we support responsible use, or view the Antibiotics FAQ to learn exactly how these medicines are used.

Visit the Story of Animal Health or Animal Health Matters to discover the value of health across the globe.
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Data

Animal health in Data

View our collection of animal health data in areas such as: antimicrobial resistance, sustainability, disease, parasites, and more. All data is freely available for use with citation.

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Publications: An Open Letter on Pandemic Preparedness

An Open Letter on Pandemic Preparedness

05/07/2022

For all the gains in improving global health over recent decades, even the most advanced health systems were no match for COVID-19, reminding the world of the dangers of complacency when it comes to public health. COVID, alongside endemic zoonoses like rabies and food-borne illnesses like salmonella are not bound by borders, neither geographical nor biological. A disease threat anywhere is a threat to everyone everywhere.

Preventing the next pandemic requires a renewed commitment to the inextricable principles of One Health that unite us all.

Download the open letter from HealthforAnimals Executive Director Carel du Marchie Sarvaas and HealthforAnimals President Kristin Peck for concrete steps that can strengthen ongoing efforts to protect the world against future disease threats.

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