There was hope bringing her to WSU
Veterinary oncology team treats cat for rare cancer.
June 2021
WSU Veterinarians: Keep pets cool this heat wave
Providing water and shade is the most important thing owners can do for their pets.
Worthman Museum renamed
Named in honor and memory of Dr. Robert Worthman in October 1982, and later, Paul Johnson in 2021, the Worthman-Johnson Veterinary Anatomy Teaching Museum on the WSU Pullman campus harbors several hundred animal specimens. The specimens, prepared and preserved by Worthman or Johnson, have allowed for significant contributions to veterinary medical education. Dr. Robert Worthman […]
Research update #10: Transmission of TAHD in Captive Research Elk
Experiment provides clues to how hoof disease is spread.
Protect livestock and pets during heat wave, WSU experts warn
While different livestock and pet species have specific needs, Extension experts share general suggestions to keep animals safe.
Research update #9: An Overview of the WSU Elk Research Facility
An overview of the Elk Research Facility
Coming out for Cougs like him
Counselor Rocky Lucas knows trauma and the first-hand benefits of his profession.
Team of WSU veterinarians help black Lab defeat cancer
Complicated surgical procedure offers potential cure for dog.
NIH $1.3 million grant launches MARC program for WSU undergraduates
Maximizing Access to Research Careers supports underrepresented biomedical students.
Meet the Rabies Free Africa team: Kennedy Lushasi
Kennedy Lushasi is a member of the Rabies Free Tanzania team. Kennedy is an epidemiologist who works on the Integrated Bite Case Management program. Kennedy is a doctoral student with the Nelson Mandela African Institution of Technology (one of our partners) and the Ifakara Health Institute. How long have you been working with Rabies Free […]
