WSU veterinarians and students helped prepare 66 neglected horses for adoption by providing health assessments, vaccinations and other essential care.

WSU researchers found that the microscopic organisms on the skin of infants could provide a source of early detection for diseases.

A Spokane cat with a rare congenital liver defect is thriving after receiving specialized surgery and financial assistance through WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.

Area of interest: Small Animal Medicine, Ophthalmology, Pathology

Area of interest: Mixed Animal

Area of interest: Mixed Animal

A Spokane family whose barn, chicken house, and pasture were destroyed in the Old Trails Fire no longer has to shoulder the cost of lifesaving surgery for their miniature horse, Dudley.

Area of interest: Small animal surgery

When 95-year-old Mary Body decided to give back to Washington State University, she wanted her gift to make a difference where and when it’s needed most. That’s why her gift of $50,000 was directed to...

As chair of the Integrative Physiology and Neuroscience Department, James Peters plans to build on the program’s research momentum and expand opportunities for students.

An 8‑month‑old puppy named Winnie is back home with her family in Spokane after undergoing surgery at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.

The NIH grant to WSU researcher Dana Shaw could pave the way for strategies to stop tick-borne diseases before they reach people or animals.

A new predictive model could help scientists more efficiently identify the reservoirs of emerging zoonotic viruses and dangerous pathogens like Ebola.

Nearly a third of rodents in the Palouse showed evidence of past infection with the Sin Nombre virus, which can be fatal in humans.

This spring, a team of WSU veterinarians, researchers, and students will begin connecting with small flock owners near bighorn sheep habitat to offer free ongoing disease surveillance.

Through the Andrew and Mary Weinberg Foundation, Andrew D. Weinberg (’87 Biochemistry) has contributed nearly $1 million to support the Weinberg Fellowship, which provides tuition and stipend funding ...

Hands‑on research opportunities in the college are enabling students to contribute directly to major discoveries, including a recent <em>Nature</em> study.

A compound derived from an extreme microbe is being tested by WSU researchers as a potential new way to protect apples from fire blight and Listeria.

Veterinarians at WSU are helping the Winnemem Wintu Tribe restore Chinook salmon to the McCloud River by testing New Zealand fish for disease before the species returns home.

Washington State University is aware of the concerns and significant public attention surrounding the College of Veterinary Medicine’s elective large animal surgery course. Over the past several days,...

After surviving a novel cancer treatment at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Clarice the Labrador is cancer-free — and her case could help advance new immunotherapies for hard-to-treat tumors in bo...

WSU veterinary student Anjelica Bautista is opening doors to STEM and higher education for Pasco youth — work that just earned her a Merck Animal Health Diversity Leadership Scholarship.

The faculty-led Art and the Brain program blends neuroscience, visual perception, and cultural immersion, inviting students to explore how the brain processes art.

After nearly 70 dog shows in a single year, Denise Waiting and her Cardigan Welsh Corgi, Witton, will be competing at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.

Donor-supported discretionary funds are providing Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine with the flexibility to back important programs across the college and keep high-impact r...

The WSU-led research found a mismatch between what residents in Guatemala believe about the safety of their water sources and the actual presence of contamination.

A challenging 107‑day effort to treat an injured porcupine at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital highlights the university’s work caring for wildlife.

Home for the holidays and back on her feet — thanks to a custom prosthetic from WSU veterinarians, a miniature donkey named Elsa is getting a second chance at life.

WSU researchers find that reducing activity in a specific neural pathway can significantly bring down drug-seeking behavior.

Wearable devices feed algorithm that predicts the risk of fatal injuries among racing thoroughbreds, according to a new publication from WSU researchers.

After a violent crash left her paralyzed, a Cheney family’s beloved pitbull found a second chance thanks to WSU’s Good Samaritan Fund.

Four WSU alumni were recently recognized by the Washington State Veterinary Medical Association for their commitment to animal health.

Researchers discover that risk of transmission may persist well beyond the end of an outbreak.

Writing letters to isolated seniors, delivering meals, and even staffing a gingerbread village for diabetes research are just a few opportunities on WSU’s GivePulse site.

The team used a diagnostic test and IV treatment to save a ferret that overdosed on cannabis edibles, highlighting the growing problem of marijuana toxicity in pets.

The College of Veterinary Medicine has expanded its online Veterinary Paraprofessional Certificate program to give educators a simple, affordable way to introduce students to the profession.

Researcher derives promising compound for battling pathogens from microorganism that survives in the harshest environments on earth.

Dear Jake, Sometimes, when I’m working on a tricky question, I scale the tree outside my office. It helps me focus. I asked my friend Steve Lampa how cats like me do that. He teaches small animal anat...

WSU is investing in big ideas — offering grants to researchers for projects that build upon the university’s core strengths and address the state’s most urgent needs.

A study conducted by WSU researchers found that young people experiencing homelessness were more likely to get treatment they needed when bringing in a pet for care.