First MA Bald Eagle Rat Poisoning Death Highlights Wider Problem
Clinical associate professor Maureen Murray comments in Patch.com on the death of an eagle from rodenticide poisoning, the first recorded in the species in MA
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First Line of Communication
Nicole Swanson always attended the Cummings School open house as a kid and is now proud to be a part of the Foster Hospital team as an adult.
A Voice for the Unsung Heroes
As a vet tech, Michael Santasieri enjoyed teaching. When a new tech training job at the Foster Hospital for Small Animals was created, he knew it was the perfect fit.
A New Veterinarian Reflects on a Busy Four Years
Tiana Rangchi, V21, served as co-president of the Class of 2021 and recently won a National Business Aptitude Award
Out of options? What to do if your pet’s food is out of stock
COVID-19 has caused turmoil in people’s lives this past year, but it has also had an impact on our pets’ lives, most recently because of some pet foods being temporarily out of stock.
Jane Goodall: Act Locally to Tackle Global Environmental Challenges
The renowned scientist discussed her 60 years of chimpanzee research and conservation efforts as part of the Tisch College Distinguished Speaker Series
This Future Small Animal Veterinarian Also Focuses on Diversity
Thanks to her time at Cummings School, Olivia Pea, V21, has a greater sense of who she is and where she’s going
An experimental gene therapy was little Alissa's only hope. Now, instead of certain death, she faces an uncertain future.
Cummings School is mentioned in a USA Today story about an experimental gene therapy developed at UMass Medical School to address a deadly disease in children
Veterinary Students’ Research Helps Horses Recovering from Injuries
Cummings School faculty and students do the work to scientifically validate remedy for horses suffering from tendon and ligament damage