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VN Awareness Month Winners are announced
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National Awareness month promotes the role of the VN

The British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA) have announced the winners of the National Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month 2012 awards.

Best Community Event - 'Raising Awareness of the Role of the Veterinary Nurse
  • Winner: Shires Veterinary Practice
  • Runner Up: Holly House Veterinary Hospital

Best Careers Event - 'Promoting a Career in Veterinary nursing'
  • Winner: Clare Sparling, Eastcott Veterinary Clinic
  • Runner Up: Animal Health Centre

Best Photo - 'A Veterinary Nurse working above and beyond the call of duty'
  • Winner: Natalie Kentish
  • Runner Up: Karen Williams

National VN Awareness Month helps create awareness of the importance of the veterinary nursing profession and the provision of responsible pet care. Congratulations go to all the award winners and runners up.
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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.