Dr. Shawndulynn James and Dr. Juliana Perez Pulido How much of a difference can two shelter medicine interns make? When they’re Dr. Shawndulynn James and Dr. Juliana Perez Pulido, and they have both the UF Shelter Medicine Program and Petco Love at their backs, the sky’s the limit. Responding to…
To the list of challenges facing the animal welfare field, add the growing threat of heartworm infection, particularly in dogs.
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What happens when a tiny, over-burdened, under-resourced rural animal control agency gets called in to help?
Learn more about a formula for adopting out at-risk cats and kittens.
A team of cat-loving volunteers is saving cats who would otherwise have no chance of survival.
The Rosebud Award honors 2 vet students for their exceptional commitment to enhancing the lives of sheltered and homeless animals through the study and promotion of Shelter Medicine
Michaela Oglesby, class of ’24 in the UF College of Veterinary Medicine, is graduating this month with a list of accomplishments as long as a dog’s tail. In addition to earning a Master’s in Shelter Medicine, a Certificate in Veterinary Forensics, and the Certificate in Shelter Medicine, she is this…
22 students earned a Professional Certificate in Shelter Medicine, a credential exclusive to UF.
There is an especially large impact on animal shelters and nonprofit veterinary clinics.
