Talbot Humane says new community shelter is underway, says county covers 30% of animal-control funding Patty Quimby, executive director of Talbot Humane, told an Avalon audience that Talbot Humane is beginning work on a new community-focused shelter, and that about 30% of the nonprofit’s budget comes from Talbot County to fund animal control, with the remainder raised through donations and partnerships.

Talbot Humane is embarking on an exciting journey to create a community-centered shelter that promises to transform animal welfare in Talbot County with modern veterinary services and training spaces.

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Investing in animal health is cheaper than a pandemic | World Organisation for Animal Health Even as the animal health sector generates enormous economic opportunity and presents significant global risk, investment in the sector remains scarce, and money continues to tighten. On the other ha...

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ASPCA opens Bronx clinic, outlines mobile adoptions and a Coop City shelter plan Michelle Villagómez of the ASPCA described a new ASPCA veterinary clinic at 501 East 161st Street, same‑day and mobile adoption options across the five boroughs, a foster program, and plans—supported by the mayor’s office and a city councilmember—for a Coop City shelter expected later this year.

The ASPCA has just launched a new veterinary clinic in the Bronx, offering affordable care and exciting adoption opportunities for residents!

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Wyoming livestock board urges help after USDA cuts and warns new world screw worm is advancing north The state veterinarian told the Joint Appropriations Committee that five USDA veterinary positions were cut, leaving three state veterinarians to cover Wyoming; the board requested a state assistant veterinarian and urged planning for the new world screw worm following detections near the Mexican border.

Wyoming's livestock health is at risk as staffing cuts leave just three state veterinarians to combat new animal threats, including the advancing world screw worm.

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🐾 VWB is now recruiting RVTs & DVMs for our #NAHI Spring 2026 clinics — delivering essential #veterinaryservices in fly-in and drive-in communities across #Nunavut and the #NorthwestTerritories.

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Veterinary Service Market Size, Trends & Forecast 2035 Veterinary Service Market 2025, Industry to grow from 55.19 USD Billion in 2024 to 75 USD Billion by 2035. Veterinary Service Market CAGR to grow 2.83% during forecast to 2035.

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Spay Neuter - Driving Park at Flint Animal Hospital - Columbus, Ohio Spaying is a general term most people use to describe the ovariohysterectomy of a female animal. Neutering is the term used to describe the castration of a male animal. After the procedure, neither th...

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Secretary Roblin unveils rural veterinary action plan addressing critical food animal vet shortages The action plan aims to enhance recruitment and funding for rural veterinarians.

Minnesota is taking decisive action to combat the critical shortage of food animal veterinarians in rural areas with a bold new Rural Veterinary Action Plan!

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Minneapolis Office Relocation and Veterinarian Loss Highlight Board Meeting Updates Board members discuss office move to Minneapolis and recent veterinarian resignations.

The Minnesota Board of Animal Health faces critical challenges with recent veterinary staff resignations and a controversial office relocation aimed at boosting collaboration.

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Community Calls for Coalition to Improve Animal Care at City Pound Residents urge city to establish coalition for better animal care and communication.

North Augusta residents are rallying for change after the heartbreaking loss of four puppies, demanding a coalition to transform animal care and community engagement.

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Namibia Tightens Measures On Foot-and-Mouth Disease [Namibian] The Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) is tightening biosecurity measures at border posts after an increase in foot-and-mouth disease cases in some of Namibia's neighbours.

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Dry Meat May Be Moved to Disease-Free Zone [Namibian] The Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) has announced that the dried meat of cloven-hoofed animals may be moved into the foot-and-mouth disease-free zone without a veterinary certificate.

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Namibia Records First Case of Seal Rabies [Namibian] The Directorate of Veterinary Services has confirmed the first ever case of rabies in a cape fur seal in Namibia based on test results received on Monday.

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Alpharetta council approves animal hospital and discusses occupational license amendments City council unanimously approves CU-2508 VPP Animal Hospital and reviews occupational license fees.

Alpharetta City Council just approved a new animal hospital aimed at elevating local pet care and is also revamping occupational licensing to boost business efficiency!

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Calvert County discusses hiring full-time vet and mobile surgical unit for animal care County officials explore vet hiring and mobile surgery options for local animal welfare needs.

St. Mary's County faces a veterinary crisis as the Animal Control Advisory Board debates how to attract full-time vets while addressing urgent animal care needs.

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25 Cases of African Horse Sickness Confirmed in Several Regions [Namibia Economist] The Directorate of Veterinary Services recently announced an outbreak of African Horse Sickness, with a total of 25 confirmed cases across the Otjinene, Windhoek, Okahandja, Omaruru, Gobabis, and Mariental state veterinary districts.

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African Horse Sickness Outbreak Confirmed in Namibia [Namibian] The Directorate of Veterinary Services in the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform has announced the outbreak of African horse sickness in various parts of the country.

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African horse sickness outbreak confirmed in Namibia The Directorate of Veterinary Services in the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform has announced the outbreak of African horse sickness in various parts of the country. A statement issued by the ministry on Wednesday indicated that about 25 confirmed cases have been reported from the state veterinary districts of Otjinene, Windhoek, Okahandja, Omaruru, Gobabis and Mariental. African horse sickness is an infectious but noncontagious viral disease that commonly affects horses, mules and donkeys and is characterised by alterations in the respiratory and circulatory functions. Its symptoms include sudden death, coughing, froth from the nose, enlarged lymph nodes and fever. The statement says measures to control and prevent the further spread of the disease have been put in place with immediate effect, in line with the Animal Health Act 1 of 2011. These include the quarantine of the affected establishments, while movement of horses and donkeys within or in and out of the veterinary districts with suspected or confirmed outbreaks, will only be allowed under the cover of a veterinary movement permit on condition that they have received their full vaccinations. “Owners are advised to vaccinate their horses using a registered polyvalent African horse sickness vaccine according to the manufacturer’s recommendations, and horse owners are advised to stable their horses at night and other equines in insect-proof stables,” it reads. The public is also reminded that no person may move horses or donkeys within the country unless a movement permit is obtained in line with the law. The directorate urged horse owners to report any suspicious or confirmed case of the disease to the nearest state veterinary office as required by law. The post African horse sickness outbreak confirmed in Namibia appeared first on The Namibian.

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City implements spay neuter voucher program aimed at reducing pet overpopulation City officials report rising interest in spay neuter services amid ongoing outreach efforts.

Tulsa is taking a giant leap towards responsible pet ownership with its spay and neuter voucher program, sparking a wave of community support and interest!

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FeedMaster, partners host farmers' day in Ondangwa FeedMaster, partners host farmers' day in Ondangwa NBC Online Thu, 04/10/2025 - 12:23

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Govt warns against lumpy skin disease in Oshikoto cattle The Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) in the Oshikoto region has reported that two head of cattle are affected by lumpy skin disease on a daily basis, with 561 currently critically affected. The directorate’s head, Junior Paulus, says the disease was first detected on 18 November 2024 in the Nehale Lyampingana constituency. Paulus says 46 deaths were recorded in January 2025 alone. “The affected constituencies are Nehale Lyampingana, Okankolo, Eengodi, Olukonda, Oniipa, Onyaanya, Onayena, Omuthiya and Omuntele,” he says. Paulus says 12 543 cattle have been vaccinated and 509 farmers in the region have been educated. “We have managed to treat more than 500 infected cattle,” he says. The DVS head says the directorate has distributed medicine to more than 120 farmers to control biting insects that spread the disease. It is also busy vaccinating animals against lung sickness. Mangetti Farmers’ Association chairperson Bro-Matthew Shinguadja says the association is currently in the process of vaccinating cattle. “The disease is countrywide, so we are waiting for the government to intervene,” he says. He says the association has encouraged its farmers to buy the vaccine and vaccinate their cattle. “Farmers should take the official information rather than fake information in regard to the vaccination of the animals,” he says. Shinguadja says farmers can get expert information from private animal doctors and Agra. The post Govt warns against lumpy skin disease in Oshikoto cattle appeared first on The Namibian.

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Govt warns against lumpy skin disease in Oshikoto cattle The Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) in the Oshikoto region has reported that two head of cattle are affected by lumpy skin disease on a daily basis, with 561 currently critically affected. The directorate’s head, Junior Paulus, says the disease was first detected on 18 November 2024 in the Nehale Lyampingana constituency. Paulus says 46 deaths were recorded in January 2025 alone. “The affected constituencies are Nehale Lyampingana, Okankolo, Eengodi, Olukonda, Oniipa, Onyaanya, Onayena, Omuthiya and Omuntele,” he says. Paulus says 12 543 cattle have been vaccinated and 509 farmers in the region have been educated. “We have managed to treat more than 500 infected cattle,” he says. The DVS head says the directorate has distributed medicine to more than 120 farmers to control biting insects that spread the disease. It is also busy vaccinating animals against lung sickness. Mangetti Farmers’ Association chairperson Bro-Matthew Shinguadja says the association is currently in the process of vaccinating cattle. “The disease is countrywide, so we are waiting for the government to intervene,” he says. He says the association has encouraged its farmers to buy the vaccine and vaccinate their cattle. “Farmers should take the official information rather than fake information in regard to the vaccination of the animals,” he says. Shinguadja says farmers can get expert information from private animal doctors and Agra. The post Govt warns against lumpy skin disease in Oshikoto cattle appeared first on The Namibian.

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Montana Legislature approves Rural Veterinary Workforce Act for underserved areas Legislature establishes veterinary training loan program for students in rural Montana.

Montana's new Rural Veterinary Workforce Act could transform veterinary care in underserved areas while offering students an incredible opportunity to make a difference.

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Montana appoints advisory committee for veterinary training loan program Montana forms advisory committee to guide veterinary loan program focusing on underserved areas

Montana is taking a bold step to tackle the veterinary service shortage in rural areas with a new loan program that could reshape animal care across the state!

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Representative Murphy addresses Minnesota's veterinarian shortage with new employment flexibility bill Murphy's bill aims to improve veterinarian recruitment in rural Minnesota by offering flexible employment.

Minnesota is tackling its veterinarian shortage with a bold new bill aimed at attracting fresh talent to rural areas—could this be the game-changer our farming communities need?

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Montana Committee Supports Confirmation of Doctor Garrett Ryerson to Veterinary Board Committee urges confirmation of Doctor Ryerson to the veterinary licensing board.

Montana's Senate Committee is championing the vital role of veterinarians by supporting Dr. Garrett Ryerson's nomination to the Board of Veterinary Medicine.

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