The Animal Cancer Care and Research Center represents hope for a brighter future in cancer care. The new center capitalizes on a strikingly rare opportunity to integrate researchers across disciplines investigating animal and human health, which leads to better quality and quantity of life for our animal companions and their owners.

Offering advanced specialty care, 24-hour emergency treatment, and diagnostic services for all ages and breeds of horses and other equines, the team of specialists at the Equine Medical Center is committed to providing exceptional treatment for patients, superior service to clients, and cutting-edge research to the equine industry.

The rising educational debt-to-salary ratio is considered one of the most serious issues facing veterinary colleges across the country. Scholarship support plays a crucial role in reducing the burden of educational debt and creating opportunities for underserved populations.

VMCVM's Public Health Program is grounded in an interdisciplinary One Health approach that recognizes the dynamic interdependence of human health, animal health, and the environment. The program encompasses the interdisciplinary efforts of health professionals to protect, promote, and improve communities around the world.

Clinical research enables experts to test new devices, therapies, and treatments to determine if they can be used safely and effectively in animals. Directly applying laboratory findings in clinical settings, Virginia Tech researchers tackle serious, complex health issues and push boundaries to achieve meaningful health outcomes and provide the best possible care for every patient.