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Male and female lions resting on large boulders

Kamaia the lion had his "massively enlarged" spleen removed Friday, but he couldn't have done it without the help of a blood transfusion from his brother Dinari.

Cummings School veterinarians are mentioned in this Boston.com story for assisting with the surgery of a lion at Franklin Park Zoo.

a tri-colored mini Australian shepherd lies down with a tube in its nose following a surgical procedure.

The Miracle Dog

Mini Australian shepherd defends family against pack of five coyotes

Three veterinarians, Dr. Ray Kudej, Dr. Tasha Faletti (rotating intern) and Samantha Prusak, V23 performing a ureteral diverticulum on a dog

A Poster Child for Progress

Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine and Tufts teamC researching new technologies to advance treatment of heart defect present at birth

Paralyzed Dog’s Bladder Issue Resolved Through Innovative Procedure

Innovative surgery remarkably improves life of Coonhound Balius

Back to Monkey Business

Howler monkey Ramone returns to family at Roger Williams Park Zoo after successful Cummings School surgery

Cystoscopy of the patient in this case, with a large urolith seen partially immersed in a pool of urine.""

Equine Clinical Case Challenge: Intermittent Hematuria

History A 16-year-old pony gelding presented for evaluation of intermittent hematuria. The pony was reported to be previously healthy and exhibited a normal ...

Izzie the spider monkey recovering after his arm surgery.

Spider Monkey Mission

Cummings School alumni and faculty members team up to help a monkey victim of the illegal pet trade

Best Foot Forward

When a rare American Mammoth Jackstock donkey became increasingly lame, her owner turned to Dr. Carl Kirker-Head for help.

Reachel Perkins sitting on a fence holding the lead of Travis the horse.

All Hands on Deck

A full collaboration between Travis’s owner, primary care veterinarian, and Tufts Equine Center ends in a successful outcome

Soft Tissue Surgery