Casey Quimby is Co-Founder and Managing Trustee of Animals Fiji and a founding member of the Pacific Islands Animal Advocacy Alliance (TPIAAA). Based in Fiji, she has worked in animal welfare, veterinary service delivery, and dog population management for more than 15 years. Her work focuses on the application of epidemiological and behavioural research to companion animal population management, particularly in resource-limited and island settings. She has led initiatives involving dog population estimation, knowledge-attitudes-practices (KAP) surveys, sterilisation programmes, and community-based interventions aimed at improving animal welfare, public health, and environmental outcomes. Casey holds a Master’s Certificate in Shelter Medicine from the University of Florida and has presented internationally on evidence-based approaches to dog population management, responsible pet ownership, and One Health collaboration in the Pacific region. Her current interests include the use of epidemiological data to inform policy, programme design, monitoring, and evaluation of companion animal management interventions.