CLW Consulting maintains membership with the Law Society of New South Wales to ensure our work is informed by strong legal literacy, ethical standards, and contemporary legal practice. While we are not a law firm, our consulting frequently intersects with regulatory compliance, tribunal processes, discrimination matters, and policy development. Membership supports our commitment to operating with integrity, procedural fairness, and accountability, and enables us to collaborate effectively with legal professionals when advising clients across working and companion animal sectors.

CLW Consulting is a member of the Working Animals Federation of Australia to actively contribute to the development of consistent, ethical, and evidence-based standards within Australia’s working animal sector. Our membership reflects our commitment to transparency, animal welfare, accreditation integrity, and nationally aligned frameworks. Through WAFA, we collaborate with industry leaders, handlers, trainers, and policymakers to strengthen professional accountability and support reform that protects both animals and the communities they serve.

CLW Consulting is a member of Fear Free Professionals to promote the highest standards of animal welfare and stress-free handling. Membership ensures our practices and advice reflect modern, evidence-based techniques that prioritise the emotional and physical well-being of animals in all settings. By integrating Fear Free principles, we enhance the quality, safety, and effectiveness of training, therapy, and working animal programs, demonstrating our commitment to compassionate, professional, and ethical care for every animal under our guidance.

CLW Consulting maintains membership with the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants to stay connected with leading research, ethical guidelines, and best practices in animal behavior and training. This membership supports our commitment to evidence-based, humane, and professional approaches when advising clients across working and companion animal sectors. Through IAABC, we access continuing education, networking, and standards that enhance the quality and credibility of our consulting, ensuring that every program we develop prioritizes both animal welfare and handler outcomes.

CLW Consulting maintains membership with the Australian Bird Study Association to stay at the forefront of avian research, conservation practices, and ethical handling standards. This membership supports our work with companion, captive, and wild birds, ensuring that our programs, training, and welfare advice are informed by the latest scientific knowledge. Through engagement with the association, we strengthen our commitment to evidence-based practice, responsible stewardship, and the protection and enrichment of Australia’s bird populations.

CLW Consulting is a member of the International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council to uphold the highest standards in wildlife care, rehabilitation, and release practices. Membership provides access to evidence-based protocols, training resources, and global networks of wildlife professionals. This ensures our consulting and program development for native and exotic species reflects best practice, prioritises animal welfare, and supports ethical, scientifically informed outcomes in both rehabilitation and broader wildlife management initiatives.

CLW Consulting is a member of the International Working Dog Association to stay connected with global best practices in working dog training, welfare, and operational standards. Membership provides access to evidence-based techniques, continuing education, and industry networks that inform our advisory work with assistance, therapy, detection, and service dog programs. By engaging with IWDA, we ensure our consulting reflects the highest standards of animal welfare, handler safety, and program effectiveness in both national and international working dog contexts.

CLW Consulting maintains membership with the International Cat Association to support best practices in feline welfare, breeding, and behaviour management. Membership ensures our advice and programs for companion cats, breeders, and therapy cat initiatives are aligned with internationally recognised standards. Through TICA, we access education, resources, and professional networks that enhance the health, enrichment, and ethical treatment of cats across domestic, rescue, and therapy settings.

CLW Consulting maintains membership with the Australian Plants Society to support our knowledge of native flora, ecosystem management, and conservation practices. This membership informs our work with wildlife habitats, captive animal enclosures, and environmental enrichment programs, ensuring plant selection and care aligns with ecological sustainability and animal welfare. Through engagement with the society, we strengthen our commitment to evidence-based practice, biodiversity preservation, and the creation of safe, naturalistic environments for the animals we work with.

CLW Consulting maintains membership with Therapy Dogs International to remain aligned with internationally recognised standards for therapy animal assessment, handler responsibility, and community engagement. Our involvement reflects our commitment to structured, welfare-focused therapy programs that prioritise safety, professionalism, and measurable outcomes. By engaging with established global frameworks, we ensure that our advisory work in therapy and facility animal programs is informed by best practice and consistent with respected international benchmarks.