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BEVA Awards presented to winners
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Awards handed out by The Princess Royal

The prestigious BEVA Awards were presented yesterday at the Annual Congress of the British Equine Veterinary Association currently taking place in Birmingham.

The awards reflect the association's recognition and support for member's outstanding veterinary achievements and were presented to the following winners by BEVA patron, HRH The Princess Royal:
  • BEVA Equine Welfare Award - Keith Meldrum
  • BEVA Richard Hartley Clinical Award - Clare Scantlebury
  • BEVA Trust Peter Rossdale Equine Veterinary Journal Open Award - Dr Emmanuelle Van Erck
  • BEVA Trust Queen Mother Award - Elizabeth Hurd
  • The Voorjaarsdagen and BEVA Awards - Tinne Verheyen
  • BEVA Trust / FVE Equine Transport Enforcement Award - Dr Alexander Rabitsch
Congratulations go to all the winners. BEVA Congress is taking place until Saturday 15th September at the ICC in Birmingham. For more information, click here.


 
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New Animal Abuse book launching

A new book entitled Animal Abuse - Helping Animals and People, is to be launched at an event jointly organised by CABI and the RCVS Charitable Trust on June 4, 2013. Issues covered in the book include foie gras production, pedigree dog breeding, veterinary forensics and the link between human and animal abuse.

Authored by Catherine Tiplady, the book draws on her experience as a shelter worker and veterinary surgeon, providing practical advice through interviews, case studies and dealing with difficulties. The launch - which takes place in London from 6:00-8:00pm - will provide the opportunity to meet the author and discuss topics dealt with in the book. Click here for more information.