On a fall day for the past several years, around 30 students and staff members from the College of Veterinary Medicine have packed up a caravan of cars and made a 3.5-hour drive north to Hawley, Minn. There, the group converges with another set of volunteers headed by Sarah Lee, ’02 DVM, who owns Lee Veterinary Clinic and organizes an annual free castration clinic for horses.

Ryker made a full recovery in the NICU, just days after being born.

Lynn Hovda, ’85 DVM, ’83 BS, DACVIM, is dedicated to animal and human health, and to research excellence.

A healthy foal is born at Leatherdale Equine Center

Funding from the Higher Education Multicultural Scholars Program helps support crucial viewpoints in veterinary medicine.

A new CVM team aims to mitigate antimicrobial resistance through a previously underexplored avenue — domesticated dogs, cats, and horses

Researchers at the CVM set out to help spare racehorses