Spay/neuter

A year-end message from the UF Shelter Medicine Program — Shelter medicine internship opportunity — TNR voluntary survey

The program is one of the most successful of its kind in the nation. In this year’s cycle, FAF distributed more than $756,000.

It’s no secret that the sheltering landscape has shifted dramatically over the past few years.

Dr. Cynda Crawford honored by ASV — Shelter Consultation Mentorship Program — 100,000th cat for Operation Catnip — Spay/neuter webinar.

Calling all HQHVSN Veterinarians! Cryptorchidism is a relatively common finding in both dogs and cats presented for castration. It is important to fully castrate cryptorchid animals because retained testicles are at increased risk for neoplasia, objectional behavior related to testosterone production may develop, and because the condition can be heritable.

UF heartworm study sneak peek — A new Veterinarian of Record (VOR) toolkit — Update: Avian flu and cats — Spay/neuter research

The first TNR Spay Day of 2025 - Get ready for kitten season - Reducing H5N1 risks for shelter cats - VMX 2025

The national veterinary shortage is having an especially large impact on animal shelters and nonprofit veterinary clinics, according to our new study of more than 200 organizations.

Post-adoption support webinar — Saving dogs — HQHVSN training is back — Support spay-neuter

Sometimes, it’s not possible to return a cat to its original location — reasons can include: The original location is unknown, as when a cat is left at a veterinary clinic or shelter without a detailed address The original location is being destroyed or redeveloped The original caregiver is gone…