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Oldest panda in captivity dies
24th August 2012
Oldest panda in captivity dies
The oldest panda in captivity has died at the age of 34. Bao Bao lived at the Berlin Zoo in West Germany and was gifted to them by China in 1980. The cause of death is currently unknown, although they reported the panda's condition had declined in recent months. The zoo plans to perform an autopsy.
Blue Cross launches dog walker scheme
23rd August 2012
Blue Cross launches dog walker scheme
The Blue Cross charity has launched a new community scheme to help people who are unable to walk their dogs. Trained volunteers are now on hand to help clients of their London hospitals who are elderly or disabled and therefore struggle to give their dogs the exercise they need.
Total Pet Healthcare 2012 blog
22nd August 2012
Total Pet Healthcare 2012 blog
A pet education campaign, 'Total Pet Health Month 2012', has been launched this month, aiming to improve the health and welfare of dogs and cats. The campaign, which began on 13th August 2012, focuses on a range of pet health problems offering advice and guidance to owners with a central theme of encouraging them to speak to their vet if they have any concerns about their pet.
TB found in cattle in Scotland
21st August 2012
TB found in cattle in Scotland
The Scottish Government have confirmed that an outbreak of TB has been identified in an abattoir and testing is now underway. Cattle from a dairy herd in Dumfriesshire are being slaughtered after testing positive for the disease; however, at this time, it is not possible to say how many animals were affected.
GALVmed appoints new chief executive
21st August 2012
GALVmed appoints new chief executive
The Global Alliance for Livestock Veterinary Medicines (GALVmed) has appointed Professor Peter Wells as their new chief executive. He served as interim chief executive officer of the charity for six months from November last year and now succeeds Shadrack Moephuli in his new role.
RWAF conference blog
14th August 2012
RWAF conference blog
The Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund will be hosting their annual conference at the headquarters of Wood Green, the Animals Charity, in Cambridgeshire on Saturday 1st September 2012. There will be two streams - a vet stream and an owners stream - with 7 hours of certified CPD available for vets and veterinary nurses. Masterclass workshops with rabbit experts and lectures will be taking place throughout the day, and the facilities at Wood Green will make the day more hands-on and practical than ever before. All bookings must be made by 17th August 2012 . Click here for more information.
Heather Armstrong blog
13th August 2012
Heather Armstrong blog
Congratulations to Heather Armstrong, the founder of the Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust, who has been awarded an honorary degree from the Royal Veterinary College. The charity, set up in 2002, aims to help Gambian farmers look after their equines more effectively, which has involved teaching basic stable management, training local vets, farriers, harness makers and cart makers. The Honorary Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery was awarded in recognition of the outstanding service that Heather has provided in both animal and humanitarian welfare in Gambia.
Harper Adams blog
10th August 2012
Harper Adams blog
Harper Adams University College has been shortlisted for a 2012 Green Gown award. The awards acknowledge sustainability initiatives by UK universities, colleges and others in the learning and skills sector. Harper Adams is in the 'continuous improvement' category, and as a finalist, it is also put in the same category for an International Green Gown award. The UK winners are to be announced in November.
Nigel Yeo
3rd August 2012
Nigel Yeo
Nigel Yeo has been appointed as the new Director of Operations at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. He will take up his post on the 8th of August and will lead Battersea's staff and volunteers in providing the highest possible standards of animal welfare for its dogs and cats, as well as a first class service to all its visitors.
Sidney Ricketts blog
2nd August 2012
Sidney Ricketts blog
Congratulations to Sidney Ricketts, who has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree by the University of Bristol. Professor Ricketts, a partner in the Rossdales and Partners equine practice in Newmarket, is a pioneer in the field of equine stud medicine and was described by Jo Price, the head of Bristol veterinary school, as a representation of 'everything that a modern veterinarian, indeed any professional graduate, should aspire to.'
Stephen May blog
1st August 2012
Stephen May blog
Professor Stephen May, Vice-Principal for teaching and learning at the Royal Veterinary College, London, has been awarded the prestigious Betts Prize in recognition of his commitment to excellence and his contribution to the advancement of the RVC. The award was presented to Professor May on July 25th, the RVC's Graduation Day, joining the class of 2012 receiving their degrees.
RVC staff blog
31st July 2012
RVC staff blog
Congratulations to the senior lecturer in veterinary education at the Royal Veterinary College, Dr Ayona Silva-Fletcher, who has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship from The Higher Education Academy. The National Teaching Fellowships are the most prestigious awards for excellence in higher education teaching and support for learning.
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