January
The hands-on learning space is designed to support teaching, training, and clinical care.
The new term begins with learning, collaboration, and hands-on training at the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine.
February
Once found emaciated, blind, and severely neglected, Poppy was given little hope before being referred to UW Veterinary Care. With dedicated treatment and a loving home, she made a remarkable recovery and continues to inspire thousands who follow her journey.
Through a long-standing partnership with the Dairyland Initiative at the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, Larson Acres has adopted science-based innovations in ventilation, barn design, and cow comfort to advance animal welfare, farm sustainability, and milk quality.
March
The session uses an interactive whiteboard to support hands-on learning at the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine.
The event highlights research and discovery across the school community.
April
Students share their anatomical research and teaching displays with classmates and faculty during the event.
The event officially marks the beginning of the clinical year for him and his classmates.
She was installed as the Dr. Bernard C. Easterday Professor in Infectious Disease at the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine.
May
The ceremony was held at the Kohl Center on May 9, 2025, as graduates celebrated this major milestone with family, friends, and classmates.
She received the recognition during the School of Veterinary Medicine’s All-School Picnic.
June
The lab studies urinary tract disorders in humans and companion animals to better understand disease and develop new treatments.
The event recognizes their achievements and marks the completion of an important stage in their training.
The space reflects UW Veterinary Care’s continued investment in advanced patient care and clinical technology.
July
Clinicians used a state-of-the-art 3D C-arm system to help plan and perform a first-of-its-kind spinal stabilization surgery for a goldendoodle born without part of his spine.
The equipment expands the hospital’s capabilities in extracorporeal therapies.
August
At 100 students, it is the school’s largest class ever and reflects its commitment to educating more veterinarians.
The new space adds another area for connection and community at the school.
September
The procedure was performed under the supervision of University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine veterinarians.
Representing the journey through veterinary medical school, the piece was unveiled at the School of Veterinary Medicine’s annual tailgate and is now on display in the SVM courtyard.
October
During the session, UW Veterinary Care clients received hands-on education to help them care for their pets at home.
She shared her personal journey and discussed her research on cattle health and welfare.
November
The gathering brings the school community together around a long-standing tradition.
The Lipinski Lab studies gene-environment interactions that contribute to birth defects, using advanced models to better understand and prevent developmental disorders.
The national clinical trial is investigating whether rapamycin can improve health and longevity in aging companion dogs.
December
Her visit highlighted the important work being done to advance both animal and human health.
The moment marks a period of major facility growth and expansion that they supported every day with care and dedication.