Authorizes the Indian Health Service to fund veterinary public health services, such as vaccination and zoonotic disease surveillance, for Indian Tribes and Tribal organizations, and directs USDA to study how oral rabies vaccines can reach wildlife in Arctic regions.

• Adds Section 224 to the Indian Health Care Improvement Act, letting the Secretary of Health and Human Services fund public health veterinary services through the Indian Health Service, including spaying and neutering, vaccination, diagnosis, and disease surveillance.
• Allows the Secretary to deploy veterinary public health officers from the Commissioned Corps and to coordinate with the CDC and the Secretary of Agriculture, and requires a biennial report to four congressional committees.
• Requires the Secretary of Agriculture, within one year of enactment, to study delivering oral rabies vaccines to wildlife that transmit rabies to Tribal members in Arctic regions, evaluate their efficacy, and recommend improvements.
• Amends the PREVENT Pandemics Act to add the Director of the Indian Health Service to the One Health framework provision alongside the existing federal officials.

• Indian Affairs Committee (Senate)

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