When you choose to give to the College Of Veterinary Medicine, you are not only helping students and pets, but you are helping improve healthcare science for everyone.
To honor Dr. Steeve
This fund provides funding for the spaying and neutering of small animals of indigent clients and the spaying and neutering of shelter animals that have been or will be adopted.
The Large Animal Hospital Client Support Fund's mission is to provide financial support to clients who have a patient in the Large Animal Hospital who are unable to afford care for the animal.
The G.R.A.C.E. Fund is designed to help hospital clients who have demonstrated the need for financial assistance to cover the costs for medical procedures for their dogs.
Supports research and treatment of colic and/or laminities, or general large animal research.
Join us in the fight against skin allergies, infections and auto-immune diseases.
This fund supports the UGA faculty, staff and/or students' activities, projects, and programs for the Cardiology Service through the Department of Small Animal Medicine.
The mission of this fund is to use all the resources available within the College to advance knowledge, which will in turn increase our ability to protect health, heal illness and understand diseases.
The purpose of the Nicky Fund is to provide funding for research and/or equipment used in treating cancer in dogs at the College of Veterinary Medicine Teaching Hospital.
Purchase a brick or horseshoe plaque as a memorial for or to honor a beloved pet, a friend of animals, or your veterinarian.
The purpose of the Horton Trust is to support student activities through the Office for Academic Affairs within the College of Veterinary Medicine.
The DVM Class of 1988 is soliciting donations to create a named scholarship endowment for deserving DVM students.
The purpose of this fund is to establish an endowed graduate scholarship honoring Sidney A. Ewing and the College of Veterinary Medicine Class of 1958.
This scholarship honors Dr. Dilmus Blackmon (DVM ’56). This scholarship will benefit a veterinary student with a concentration in equine medicine or large animal mixed practice.