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The largest and most sophisticated team of its kind in the country, the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team (VET)
provides medical support to urban search-and-rescue teams and resident animals in response to natural
and manmade disasters at the request of the Texas Task Force or county jurisdictions.

Who We Are

The VET also is dedicated to “Serving our state and nation every day” by developing cutting-edge emergency management education, research that advances the field of emergency response, and building on the legacy of service that is at the heart of Texas A&M University.

 

Response
Outreach
Education
Service
Research

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Be Prepared

Preparedness is at the heart of the VET’s educational outreach, both in the classroom and in communities. Learn more about disaster planning here http://vetmed.tamu.edu/vet/be-prepared.

 

Vet team member with horse
Vet team members with horse
vet team member with support van

Giving

Working together, trained faculty and staff serve on deployable response teams in and out of the classroom as the Veterinary Emergency Team (VET). VET prepares veterinary professionals and students to participate in emergency response efforts at local, state, and federal levels. Download this giving information as a PDF.

 

The Initiative
Our Objectives
Your Support
Vet member looking at a cow

How to Donate

Option 1:
Donate Online

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Option 2: Contact Our Office of Development

Phone: (979) 845-9043
Fax: (979) 845-5088
Web: vetmed.tamu.edu/giving

When you have made one or more contributions totaling $1,000 to any of the development initiatives at the college, you become a Mark Francis Fellow.