Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program has released our Annual Report for July 2011 through June 2012. We invite our donors, supporters, students, alumni, and friends to download the report and learn more about the programs you make possible.
UF's shelter medicine program is unique in the country, thanks to ongoing support from Maddie's Fund.
Maddie's Certificate in Shelter Medicine is a one-of-a-kind program designed to provide veterinary students with specialized knowledge to make a difference for shelter pets.
Nearly 200 shelter medicine veterinarians and shelter leaders descended on Orlando, Florida to explore innovative ideas and practical solutions for helping shelter animals.
At the July meeting of the Florida Association of Animal Welfare Organizations, Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program Director Dr. Julie Levy presented a seminar series: All About Cats.
Animal shelter workers are invited to participate in a national survey to understand rabies prevention policies.
Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, but does what we see match what we get from DNA analysis? See for yourself!
You can now earn Maddie’s® Graduate Certificate in Shelter Medicine entirely online. Please click below to learn more about the courses and scholarship opportunities that are available for you.
From her first days volunteering at her local shelter, Dr. Lauren Rockey knew she was destined to become a shelter veterinarian.
From an exploration of the psychology of hoarding to processing simulated crime scenes, Maddie's Veterinary Forensics Conference provided a wealth of insights and practical tools.
