June 15, 2010
This fund will be used to develop contacts and to help setup the
infrastructure to start collecting DNA samples from African
wildlife species.
Concentrating on two important African species, lions (Panthera
leo) and buffaloes (Syncerus caffe), we propose to develop the
primary resources and methodology to allow for modern molecular
genetic investigation for these and ... (Read More)
June 15, 2010
Financial support for this fund will support research aimed at
ending the vicious cycle of animal overpopulation and neglect.
Scenes of unwanted animals in crowded shelters or roaming
aimlessly on busy streets tug at our heart strings. There is a
population explosion of feral dogs and cats suffering the
consequences of neglect and threatening the health, safety and
li... (Read More)
June 15, 2010
Annie's Fund has been established to promote research and to
procure equipment needed for teaching purposes to promote the
advancement of veterinary rehabilitation.
Your support will help fund research in the field of
rehabilitation by providing state-of-the-art equipment for the
Small Animal Rehabilitation Service and contribute to the education
of veterinary student... (Read More)
January 18, 2011
The Bone & Joint Fund was
established by the small animal surgeons at the Texas A&M
University Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH) to advance
the understanding of common orthopedic disorders and to develop
cutting-edge treatment options for our patients. » Download this page as a
pdf | » Visit the Small Animal
Hospital Orthopedics service
The Initiat... (Read More)
April 14, 2011
Dedicated to providing valuable
training to veterinary students and helping to save animals in
need, The Capper & Chris Save the Animals Fund was one of the
first such funds at the Texas A&M University College of
Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences. » Download this page as a
pdf
The Initiative
Pets today are
considered an integral part of the fami... (Read More)
June 15, 2010
The Cardiovascular Sciences program at the Texas A&M
University Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital and the Michael E.
DeBakey Institute is committed to preparing the future leaders of
veterinary cardiology. The 3-year training program is designed to
develop and refine clinical diagnostic, therapeutic, and
interventional cardiology skills while encouraging the pur... (Read More)