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G. Elizabeth Pluhar and one of her patients, Hedley the boxer

Collaboration blasts glioblastoma

A five-year canine cancer research project makes for healthier dogs, happier owners, and—ultimately—healthier humans

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Miranda Shaw at her receiving her white coat

Blazing new trails

Miranda Shaw, ’18 DVM, gets things done. This spring, she was the first graduate of the College's VetLEAD program.

Alumni, DVM Students, Education, Faculty & Staff, Graduate Students, Patients, Research
Leatherdale Equine Center

Celebrating 10 years at the Leatherdale Equine Center

Dedicated to horse health and the future of veterinary medicine.

Research, Service
Fit to fight infectious disease

Fit to fight infectious disease

Training tomorrow’s global health workforce

Patients, Research, Service
Veterinary Medical Center at night.

The middle ground

Since opening two-and-a-half years ago, the UC has made it a mission to provide skilled, efficient care for mild illnesses and injuries.

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Illustration of forest wildlife

A raptor’s reach

The world-renowned Raptor Center has secured funding for a major three-year initiative, providing the opportunity to raise the bar for wildlife rehabilitation care across all species.

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Fit to fight infectious disease

Fit to fight infectious disease

Issue: Summer 2018

Training tomorrow’s global health workforce

G. Elizabeth Pluhar, DVM, PhD, DACVS posing with a senior dog

Collaboration blasts glioblastoma

Issue: Summer 2018

A five-year canine cancer research project makes for healthier dogs, happier owners, and—ultimately—healthier humans

Leatherdale Equine Center

Celebrating 10 years at the Leatherdale Equine Center

Issue: Summer 2018

Dedicated to horse health and the future of veterinary medicine.

Miranda Shaw

Blazing new trails

Issue: Summer 2018

Miranda Shaw, ’18 DVM, gets things done. This spring, she was the first graduate of the College's VetLEAD program.

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