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A fluffy brown and black tabby cat with green eyes lies in a loaf position on a patterned rug, facing the camera. The cat is indoors beside a textured white couch, with its front paws tucked neatly under its chest and a calm, slightly serious expression.

The Cat that Always Lands on His Feet at Foster Hospital

Collaboration between five services helps keep Corduroy healthy

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Rat poison harms wildlife across the state. Major restrictions could be on the way.

Associate Clinical Professor Maureen Murray is quoted by the Boston Globe about the results of a recent eagle necropsy that showed SGAR poisoning.

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Meet Cristopher Pineda, V29, MG29 (M.P.H.)

Christopher Pineda is pursuing a D.V.M. and an M.S. in Public Health

Latest Mass. bald eagle death renews calls for poison ban

Associate Clinical Professor Maureen Murray is quoted by NBC 10 Boston about the results of an eagle necropsy.

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Novel Procedure and Advanced Imaging Help Polo Pony Gelding Return to the Game

Sputnik is HLA’s first case using a new surgical device for injectable bone replacement

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Meet Esther Cuyjet, VG26 (MAPP)

Bringing policy and advocacy into a career devoted to caring for animals

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Unique Treatment for a Unique Case

Foster Hospital clinicians publish first case report of a cat successfully treated for feline infectious peritonitis with a novel approach

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Two TVFS Vets and Two Fire Departments Rescue Horse Stuck in a Bog

Diligence, caution, and some creative solutions work to safely free Snowflake

15 Years After the Eradication of Rinderpest, Lessons Still Ring True

Research from Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine helped rid the world of a deadly virus. That experience may help prevent future disease outbreaks