Going Beyond the Expected

A testament to who we are and how we’re strategically finding new challenges that need solutions from the world’s brightest minds. We heed the call to go above and beyond for people and animals. Our core mission is to train the future generation of veterinarians and bring world-class education to passionate students.

But we push beyond the expected scope of a college of veterinary medicine -we managed COVID testing for South Georgia, support our students with a network of relentless care and more. When we see an opportunity for our research, educators, facilities and technology to be activated, you know UGA VetMed will be there.

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Tzar and Kimiko, two Siberian Huskies, on a snowy day

From Patients to Patrons: Jim and Lisa Wallace’s Journey with UGA’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital

Jim and Lisa Wallace are proud pet parents and supporters of the UGA College of Veterinary Medicine. The Wallaces are dedicated to the Siberian Husky breed and have welcomed seven generations of huskies into their family.

A large, black bear at the zoo is strapped into a CT scanner to be x-rayed while a veterinary technician holds his side.

The Zoo in Your Backyard

Bear Hollow Zoo is a hidden gem in the Athens-Clarke County community. It houses various animals that are naturally found in Georgia. Through partnerships with the zoo, students from the University of Georgia gain invaluable experience in their fields of study and help make a positive impact on the community.

S. Jack Hu, senior vice president for academic affairs and provost, speaks. during the Precision One Health Initiative Symposium at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education

Precision One Health Symposium highlights successes

Researchers from various colleges and schools across the University of Georgia gathered for the inaugural Precision One Health Symposium to hear updates on collaborative research performed under the umbrella of the POH Initiative.

Shows the side profile of a yellow Labrador Retriever looking at a table of thanksgiving food, while being pet by his family.

Paws Off the Plate

Everyone knows that the holiday season revolves around food and family, pets included. That is why our pet health experts at the CVM Pet Health Center, a primary-care clinic on UGA’s Athens campus, have shared valuable tips on holiday pet safety, along with two festive vet-approved treat recipes.

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