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Community Initiatives

Community Initiatives

Bayer Animal Health knows community leadership is a key to a promising future for animal health and wellness. By encouraging education through our Making Science Make Sense program, Bayer Animal Health is nurturing the career dreams of local students and keeping the public informed about health risks, including avian influenza.

Partnerships with animal health professionals throughout the U.S. ensure that Bayer Animal Health furthers its mission to improve the health and well-being of animals, and benefit people. Locally, commitment and leadership for the Animal Health Initiative is cultivating a climate of opportunity for companies competing in and supporting the animal health and nutrition industry.

COMMUNITY - Making Science Make Sense

Making Science Make Sense

Since 1994, Bayer Animal Health has been an active partner in the Making Science Make Sense program. Today, more than 130 employees work together to provide hands-on, inquiry-based science to local students in the greater Kansas City metropolitan area... more

COMMUNITY - Avian Influenza

Avian Influenza

Information is key to successfully preparing for any crisis. By sharing Bayer Animal Health's knowledge with others, we are joining together to keep our livestock and companion animals healthy, and reduce the risk of spreading a pandemic. more

COMMUNITY - Animal Health Corridor

Animal Health Corridor

Bayer Animal Health is proud to be located within America's Animal Health Corridor, where the largest single concentration of animal health and nutrition interests in the world can be found. The corridor... more

COMMUNITY - Animal Health Partners

Animal Health Partners

Bayer Animal Health partners regularly with a variety of organizations across the country, and around the world. In the U.S., Bayer Animal Health maintains strong ties to the American Veterinary Medical Association and the Animal Health Institute.more

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