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Dr. Laurie Wright puts online training in shelter medicine to work improving care, decreasing illness, and increasing adoptions in her municipal shelter.

Maddie’s® Online Certificate Program in Shelter Medicine joins with the Nestlé Purina PetCare Company to provide training for future shelter veterinarians.

Nine countries are represented among more than ninety current students and alumni in the Maddie’s® Online Graduate Certificate Program.

Thirty-one veterinarians and veterinary students are now the first in the world to complete the Maddie's ® Online Graduate Certificate in Shelter Medicine.

PetPoint Solutions helps future veterinarians prepare to treat shelter pets. Thanks to a generous grant from PetPoint Solutions, three of the online students will receive a tuition reimbursement upon successful completion of VME 6811…

Congratulations to our fall ASPCA scholarship recipients! Thanks to a generous grant from the ASPCA, these three outstanding students will have the opportunity to gain knowledge that can help save the lives and improve the well-being of countless…

Nestlé Purina PetCare Company helps future veterinarian Ally Sterman prepare to treat shelter pets. Thanks to a generous grant from Nestlé Purina PetCare Company, soon-to-be Dr. Ally Sterman, at The Ohio State University will receive a tuition reimbursement…

The ninety veterinarians and veterinary students enrolled in Maddie’s® Graduate Certificate in Shelter Medicine courses this term reside on 5 continents.

Nestlé Purina PetCare Company helps future veterinarian Kimberly Bergen prepare to treat shelter pets. Thanks to a generous grant from Nestlé Purina PetCare Company, soon-to-be Dr. Kimberly Bergen, at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine located in St. Kitts, West Indies will receive a tuition…

Congratulations to our summer ASPCA scholarship recipients! Thanks to a generous grant from the ASPCA, these three outstanding students will have the opportunity to gain knowledge that can help save the lives and improve the well-being of countless numbers of shelter animals. As students…