Glenda Davis, a Native American from the Navajo Nation, has made a significant impact on animal welfare services in tribal nations. Graduating with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Microbiology from Colorado State University and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix, she has been spearheading the Animal Rez-Q, Inc., a non-profit organization that provides exemplary animal wellness services to the pets, horses, and herds of tribal members across the inter-tribal groups. With 23 years of experience in building tribal programs as the Program Director of Navajo Nation Veterinary & Livestock Program and Animal Control Program, respectively, she served for 33 years providing animal services directly to the Navajo people, ensuring their livestock and pets remain healthy.

Glenda Davis was also a former Census Field Manager at U.S. Census Bureau and a retired paint horse breeder and trainer. As a Large Animal Veterinary Technician, she has provided animal services directly to tribal communities, and now, with the Animal Rez-Q, Inc. she serves a more significant part of the inter-tribal communities. With a focus on safely delivering animal wellness services during the COVID pandemic, Glenda Davis is doing commendable exploits for animal welfare in tribal nations.