Official Twitter account for the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Veterinary education, research, and healing for more than 100 years.
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ALT A brown, black, and grey mixed-breed dog with large ears wears a green harness and a white bandana featuring 'STATE'. On a leash, it sits in bright green grass, licking its nose with one front paw slightly raised.
ALT Fawn-colored puppy with a dark muzzle lies on green grass, looking right. It wears a green bandana that reads \"VETERANS NURSE\" with a white Spartan helmet logo. People's legs are visible in the blurry background.
ALT Four smiling students kneel on wood shavings in a bright room, each posing with a miniature horse. One pony on the left wears a patterned blanket. All ponies have halters, and the students wear scrubs and blue gloves.
ALT A translucent blue human torso displaying internal organs, with the liver highlighted in a vibrant, glowing orange in the upper abdomen. The rib cage and intestinal tract are also visible within the body outline.
ALT A green mobile veterinary unit trailer, pulled by a white truck, is parked outdoors. It features a Spartan helmet logo & images of dogs/cats. Text: \"VETERINARY MOBILE UNIT, MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE.\" Overlay text: \"MSU launches new mobile veterinary clinic\" with a Spartan logo.
ALT A veterinary student holds the chin of one of the mini horeses
ALT Two of the mini horses look at each other, their noses almost touching
ALT Dr. Komáromy performs an eye exam on one of the mini horses
ALT Three veterinary students stand in a row, each with a mini horse
ALT Professor Sean Crosson stands at a lectern behind bouquets of flowers to deliver a talk at this year's Classes without quizzes event. On the screen behind him is the quote "Between animal and human medicine there are no dividing lines - nor should there be." attributed to Rudolf Virchow (ca. 1858).
ALT Pictured are MSU College of Veterinary Medicine Dean Kim Dodd, Associate Dean for Student Engagement and Success Stephen Carey, and Associate Professor Ashley Vanderbroek during meetings in Washington, D.C. with members of Michigan’s congressional delegation.
ALT A representative from the Berner-Garde Foundation spoke about the impact of Vilma's work on the health of Bernese Mountain Dogs.
ALT Vilma's former trainee, Dr. Hunter Piegols, gave a talk at Friday's event.
ALT Drs. Laurisa Ankley and Vic DiRita at the event.
ALT Vilma's husband and son receive a posthumous award for Vilma from the College of Natural Science recognizing her exceptional service as the MGI Graduate Program Director.
ALT Dean Kim Dodd welcomes attendees.
ALT MGI department chair Vic DiRita welcomes attendees.
ALT Vilma's graduate student, Alex Engleberg, emceed the event.
ALT Vilma's former trainee, Dr. Tuddow Thaiwong-Nebelung, gave a heartfelt talk.
ALT A woman in glasses and a red hoodie gently strokes a young donkey's face with both hands. She wears a smart watch and a ring. The donkey looks peaceful with its eyes half closed.
ALT Two women, one in scrubs and the other in a vest over a hoodie, tend to a small brown donkey in an enclosure filled with wood shavings. They are crouched, gently touching and examining the donkey.