Health clinic provides care for pets and their people
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Dr. Katie Kuehl
A health clinic for pets and their people
WSU Veterinary students are part of an effort to provide people experiencing homelessness and their pets with medical care in the heart of downtown Seattle.
One Health Clinic: Revolutionizing Health Care for Unhoused Humans and Their Pets
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Building Bridges to Wellness and Stability
Launched in 2018, One Health Clinic provides integrated human and veterinary health care for people with pets who are unsheltered or have low income. A partnership between the University of Washington Center for One Health Research and Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, the clinic offers comprehensive care that considers the needs of the entire family and delivers that care in one location.
A return to her shelter medicine roots
Dr. Jenn Hergert is leaving her mark on the next wave of WSU veterinarians who find themselves in the same position she once was.
Dr. Kuehl presented alumni award by University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine
Professor is the director of WSU’s Shelter Medicine program based at Seattle Humane.
WSU students, faculty extending support across the state
Cougs are making a difference across the state of Washington during this pivotal time.
WSVMA 2020 Faculty Member of the Year
WSU clinical instructor Katie Kuehl is a vital member of our team.
WSU vets use tech to reach pets
Washington State University Veterinarian Katie Kuehl wants to make sure the animals of people facing homelessness in Seattle don’t go without care during the COVID-19 pandemic.