Zoetis Shatters Glass Ceiling: First Animal Health Company to Win Global Catalyst Award for Empowering Women!
Zoetis has been named a 2024 Catalyst Award winner for its global initiative, "Awareness and Action Drives Impact," which promotes equity for women and other marginalized groups within the organization. This prestigious recognition makes Zoetis the first animal health company and one of only two organizations globally to receive the award this year.
Discover the Secret Behind This 4th-Gen Veterinary Hospital's Unbroken Family Legacy!
In Oregon, Reid Veterinary Hospital in Albany is celebrating its 90th anniversary and stands out as the state's only fourth-generation veterinary hospital. Brothers Harrison and Sawyer Reid are now stepping up to lead the family business, a lineage that began with George Reid in 1934.
The hospital houses a display showcasing its rich history, including a vintage black and white photo of George Reid, alongside old glass syringes, medicine bottles, and a black leather medical bag bearing his name. These artifacts hark back to an era when veterinary medicine was a round-the-clock, on-call profession, with payments often made in chickens and other barter methods. Despite advancements in medical technology and practices, the essence of Reid Veterinary Hospital remains unchanged.
Discover Jeremiah Pouncy's Mission: Saving Animals and Empowering Communities
In the esteemed corridors of Cornell University, a remarkable story is unfolding, one that challenges the very fabric of veterinary medicine. Jeremiah Pouncy, a student with a resume mirroring that of a seasoned entrepreneur, is pioneering a new path in veterinary care. With the heart of a dreamer and the mind of an innovator, Pouncy's journey is a tapestry woven with ambition, compassion, and a relentless pursuit of change.
Heart + Paw Receives Significant Strategic Growth Investment from Whistler Capital Partners
Heart and Paw receives funding from Whistler.
Two Veterinarians' Incredible Journey to Beat the Odds and Transform Animal Care in El Paso
El Paso County, recognizing the need for more veterinarians in the area, has initiated the Foreign Veterinarian Pathway Program to assist foreign veterinarians. This program aims to address El Paso's critical shortage of veterinary professionals. As the first participants, Dr. Gustavo Willis and Dr. Brian Garcia, who earned their veterinary degrees in Juárez, Mexico — at the Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez — but are not certified to practice in the United States. are benefiting from the county's support in covering certification costs.