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Hurricane Ian's harsh lesson for veterinarians
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From ‘No Pets Allowed’ to Shelter Vet: Katie Houston’s Award-Winning Journey
Katie Houston, Class of 2023, with Charlotte, an 8-year-old lionhead rabbit, is the recipient of the 2023 Rosebud Award for Excellence in Shelter Medicine.
2023 Summer and Fall Shelter Medicine Courses for Veterinary Students
With seven Shelter Medicine course offerings this summer, UF veterinary students can pick a favorite topic or start on a path toward earning the Certificate in Shelter Medicine.
Applications Open: 2023 Operation Catnip Community Cat Management Summer Fellowships for Veterinary Students
Vet students: If you have a deep personal passion to change the world for community cats, you might be our next Community Cat Management Summer Fellow.
February 2023 eNews
Shelter vet shortage - Petco Love internship grant - Community cat Spay Day - FeLV/FIV adoptions - RTO webinar - Spay/neuter grants - and more ...
The veterinarian shortage is putting pets at risk. UF shelter medicine interns want to change that
While in the UF Shelter Medicine Program, interns work with shelter medicine faculty on campus.
California sounds the alarm on a veterinary shortage impacting shelters across the country
New study shows suffering, euthanasia in shelters will rise without immediate action.
National nonprofit Petco Love invests in UF Shelter Medicine Program to increase shelter veterinarians amid national shortage
The grant will support an accelerated internship program for six veterinarians.
Looking for new ways to support your entire community? Join us in the Open Arms Challenge 2023!
$420,000 in grants are available to animal shelters, foster-based organizations, and public charities to pilot new approaches that open doors to new adopters and volunteers and welcome your entire community.
Compassion Fatigue Strategies for Animal Welfare Workers in Troubled Times
“The world needs skilled, courageous, compassionate animal welfare and vet med professionals now more than ever."
