Published: Sep 18th, 2017
Is your TNR group struggling to stay on top of everything you need to do? Are you sick and tired of being told “TNR doesn’t work,” without really knowing how to make the case that it does? These two webinars are for you!
Published: Mar 19th, 2018
First Coast No More Homeless Pets (FCNMHP) and the Petco Foundation have joined together to help animal organizations across the U.S. meet their number one goal: getting more pets adopted!
Published: Dec 6th, 2017
The Maddie’s Shelter Medicine Program is pleased to announce five tuition reimbursement scholarships have been awarded for students who completed the summer Shelter Medicine course, Integrating Veterinary Medicine with Shelter Systems.
Published: Dec 10th, 2014
The Million Cat Challenge is a new initiative that aims to save 1 million cats over 5 years in shelters across North America
Published: Jul 9th, 2014
Please watch the following webinars hosted by Dr. Brenda Griffin: Dr. Griffin: ASV Guidelines for Spay/Neuter Dr. Griffin: Cat Colony Management
Published: Dec 19th, 2013
Edwin Bayo Grossman, Furlow and Bayo, Attorneys at Law Edwin Bayo is a partner at the law firm of Grossman, Furlow and Bayo. Mr. Bayo’s practice specializes in the representation of professional […]
Published: Apr 3rd, 2013
Course Hub Syllabus Course Number: VEM 5912 Semester Credit Hours: 2 Term: Spring semester, blended Course Overview This course explores the role of canine discrimination in society and the […]
Published: Mar 8th, 2013
How to convince your employer (or yourself!) you should enroll in the certificate program: One of the most successful ways to get management support for education is to submit a […]
Published: Jun 29th, 2012
Maddie’s® Shelter Medicine Program curriculum reaches all students in their core (required) course work, and provides advanced training opportunities (electives) for those with an interest in shelter medicine.
Published: Jun 14th, 2012
Shelter Medicine is an emerging specialty field in veterinary medicine. There exists a critical shortage of specialists and trained-practitioners in this field.