A message from the college’s dean, Dr. Dana Zimmel.

The award is a campus-wide achievement and top honor for junior faculty.

About a dozen dogs that survived critical illness after treatment at UF were reunited with their care teams during a Celebration of Life event held Aug. 12.

The alligator came to UF on July 25 for a full diagnostic work-up after exhibiting abnormal behavior.

At UF, the fund will be used to support special collaborative canine cancer research with the UF Health Cancer Center.

Four Doctor of Veterinary Medicine candidates from the college’s Class of 2026 have received scholarships from the U.S. Army’s F. Edward Hebert Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program.

As part of Dr. Jeff Gruntmeir’s work with the CDC’s Southeastern Center of Excellence in Vector-Borne Diseases, he analyzes ticks for disease-causing agents.

The college has welcomed several new faculty members to the UF College of Veterinary Medicine community this past year. Additionally, some faculty have transferred into college departments from other UF departments or moved into new administrative roles.

The recognition goes to faculty who have a distinguished current record of research and a strong research agenda likely to lead to continuing distinction in their fields.

In a poster session and through oral presentations, members of the UFCVM community showcased their scholarship.

Over 25 years after its inception, PAWS continues to provide high-quality, no-cost care to the pets of disabled and socioeconomically disadvantaged individuals in Alachua County.

Researchers say this is the first report that shows in detail the evolution of EVEV in South Florida.