GivePet adds two holiday dog treats tied to shelter support
GivePet launched Santa’s Woofshop and Snowbound Hound, with each purchase linked to shelter treat donations.
Animal welfare legislation, shelter medicine, euthanasia policy, breeding regulations.
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GivePet launched Santa’s Woofshop and Snowbound Hound, with each purchase linked to shelter treat donations.
A pilot study found fewer inmate critical events while participating dogs maintained stable welfare profiles.
A new review examines which wild boar control methods work, and how welfare concerns should shape disease response.
A new ranking of animal nonprofit CEOs highlights seven-figure pay, governance questions, and why transparency still matters.
ASPCA’s 2025 thank-you messaging highlights donor-backed rescue, kitten care, disaster response, and poison-control work.
The new Pawling facility expands medical and behavioral care for dogs rescued from abuse and neglect.
ASPCA's 2025 awards and donor messaging highlight major investments in rescue, shelter support, veterinary care, and disaster response.
Cornell students won top hackathon honors for ideas targeting canine otitis, bovine tritrichomoniasis, and pet overpopulation.
A Frontiers correction updates citations in a review of laparoscopic AI in small ruminants without changing its core conclusions.
An AVMA podcast update spotlights Kevin Fitzgerald’s call for kindness, community connection, and conservation in veterinary medicine.
A Frontiers correction updates citations in a 2025 review on laparoscopic AI in sheep and goats, without changing its main conclusions.
On AVMA’s podcast, Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald reflects on 43 years in practice, conservation, and the role of kindness in veterinary medicine.
Hill’s says confidence gaps, cost concerns, and housing limits are slowing large-dog adoptions.
Courts are testing whether pets are more than property, with possible consequences for veterinary liability and practice policy.
A new JAVMA study links practice-wide low-stress care certification with fewer staff injuries in small animal clinics.
The Horse outlines practical steps to reduce runoff, protect horses, and limit mud-related health risks.
A Blunt Dissection episode with Dr. Marty Becker highlights the lasting influence of Fear Free thinking on veterinary care.
Hill’s says confidence gaps, cost concerns, and housing restrictions are keeping large dogs in shelters longer.
A new Michigan poll finds pets give older adults purpose, but rising costs are making that bond harder to sustain.
A new Michigan poll finds older pet parents value companionship deeply, even as budget strain climbs.
Dr. Sara Pizano's Blunt Dissection appearance spotlights how gold-standard-only thinking can limit access to veterinary care.
A new EVJ study found ponies on track systems moved more and showed less agonistic behavior than on strip grazing.
New research suggests water-bath stunning parameters may need adjustment for Taiwanese red-feathered native chickens.
Subaru and the ASPCA are continuing their Share the Love campaign, extending a major funding stream for animal welfare work.
Two Texas A&M students were honored after helping secure excused absences for marrow and stem cell donors.
University of Florida researchers are using AI to help identify patterns in cat deaths that may point to animal cruelty.
UF researchers are developing an AI tool to help detect patterns that may point to human involvement in cat deaths.
The UK is pursuing major veterinary reforms after regulators linked weak transparency to rising pet care costs.
The UK is advancing veterinary reforms that would tighten price transparency, cap prescription fees, and expand oversight of practices.
A Vet Candy profile highlights Chloe Link’s five-continent path through wildlife, zoo, and conservation medicine before graduation.
A narrow New York ruling on emotional distress after a dog’s death is raising wider concerns for veterinary liability and access to care.
Two recent lawsuits are reviving debate over whether pets are property, family, or something in between.
A Vet Times commentary argues uniforms belong in practice, not in public, as clinics revisit infection control basics.
A new global review finds wild boar control methods often force tradeoffs between population impact, welfare, and disease management.
ASPCA’s 2025 thank-you campaign highlights rescue, disaster response, and kitten care backed by donor support.
Recent cases are challenging the property status of pets, with implications for custody, liability, and veterinary practice.
A Frontiers correction fixes citations in a small-ruminant LAI review without changing its core conclusions.
A narrow New York ruling revived debate over whether pets should remain property under civil law.
A new ranking of animal nonprofit CEO pay is reviving questions about transparency, governance, and donor trust.
A Vet Times commentary is renewing attention on uniforms as an overlooked part of veterinary infection control.
Veterinary guidance is sharpening around uniforms, commuting, and infection control beyond the practice floor.
A Vet Times commentary argues uniforms belong in practice, not in shops, pubs, or hospitals.
A renewed call from Vet Times says veterinary uniforms should stay on site, not travel to shops, pubs, or hospitals.
ASPCA’s 2025 thank-you campaign spotlights donor-backed rescue, disaster relief, kitten care, and veterinary support.
ASPCA’s 2025 donor thank-you campaign highlights rescue, kitten care, grants, and disaster response amid ongoing shelter strain.
The ASPCA’s new Pawling facility expands medical and behavioral care for dogs rescued from cruelty cases.
The ASPCA’s 2025 honorees reflect a wider push linking advocacy, cruelty response, and veterinary support.
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald’s latest AVMA podcast appearance ties veterinary practice to kindness, community engagement, and conservation.
A new Frontiers correction fixes references in a 2025 review on laparoscopic artificial insemination in sheep and goats.
A new Hill’s report says cost, housing limits, and low confidence are keeping large dogs in shelters longer.
Recent New York and Michigan cases are sharpening debate over pets’ legal status and what that could mean for veterinary practice.
Hill’s says large dogs stay in shelters longer because of cost, confidence, and housing barriers.
Hill’s says confidence gaps, cost concerns, and housing barriers are slowing large-dog adoptions.
A new Michigan poll finds pets bring purpose to older adults, but rising costs are making care harder to afford.
The UK finalized new veterinary market remedies and is weighing wider legal reforms aimed at transparency, oversight, and pet care costs.
A Vet Times commentary is reviving debate over whether veterinary uniforms should ever be worn outside practice.
A renewed push on uniforms highlights how everyday habits can strengthen, or weaken, infection control in practice.
A Vet Times commentary argues veterinary uniforms belong in the clinic, not in public, as part of stronger infection control.
A renewed debate over wearing uniforms in public is putting veterinary infection control and professional standards back in focus.
A Vet Times commentary renews the case for keeping clinical uniforms out of public spaces.
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald returned to AVMA’s podcast with a message centered on kindness, community, conservation, and lifelong learning.
International Cat Care’s iCatConnect brings global experts together on practical solutions for unowned cats and shelter care.
A Vet Times piece argues uniforms should stay on practice premises as part of stronger infection control.