|Videos|August 10, 2022
Big cats rescued, a kitten nursery milestone, and more
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
Plus, a revolutionary new equine veterinary education program
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Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, kicks off a fresh episode of dvm360® Live!™ by breaking down 3 uplifting headlines that are trending in veterinary medicine.
Here are the news items covered in the show. Watch the video above for more, or
Four big cats rescued with national collaboration of zoo and sanctuaries : The Oakland Zoo, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, and Lions, Tigers and Bears worked together to save a lion and a trio of tigers from an abandoned roadside zoo in northeast OklahomaLincoln Memorial University debuts Equine Veterinary Education Program : Revolutionary program will welcome students in fall 2023ASPCA treats 10,000th kitten in New York City kitten nursery : The facility relies on the collaborative help of veterinarians and foster caregivers to provide lifesaving care to kittens in need
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