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Jun 6, 2022Remembering Goodness & Mercy
OVC Pet Trust supporter shares the story of her two cats, Goodness and Mercy.
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Jun 6, 2022Saying Goodbye: Sparka’s Story
“To anyone who has or is currently journeying through the loss of your pet, my message is this: please know that your grief is valid.”
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Apr 5, 2022The Catch with Cannabis
Accidental poisoning among dogs is on the rise and OVC researchers are exploring why.
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Mar 9, 2022Improving animal health motivates new $500,000 gift to OVC Pet Trust
Donation will name new neurology suite at the Ontario Veterinary College.
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Feb 14, 2022A Day in the Life of a Small Animal Surgeon
Welcome to the world of small animal surgery at the OVC Health Sciences Centre. Join us as we go behind the scenes for a day in the life of companion animal surgeon Dr. Brigitte Brisson.
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Feb 8, 2022Access Granted
Remy’s Fund provides improved access to veterinary care for vulnerable and disadvantaged communities.
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Feb 3, 2022Bridging the Science and Medicine of Cancer Research to Benefit All Species
OVC cancer researcher hopes his work will help pet owners make difficult decisions.
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Jan 24, 2022Am I A Cat Whisperer?
Could you identify a cat's mood through its facial expressions? Take the quiz from U of G researchers.
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Jan 12, 2022New OVC ophthalmology suite named in memory of Dalwood, Canadian Champion Labrador Retriever
It is the couple’s connectedness to their dog, and the veterinary care he received during his lifetime, that led Donna and Peter to make a $500,000 donation commitment to OVC Pet Trust this past August. The gift supports critical care and specialty services at the University of Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College (OVC).
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Dec 13, 2021Donation matching opportunity aims to raise $8.36 million to support Critical Care and Specialty Services at Ontario Veterinary College
“The new facilities will contribute to optimal opportunities and learning outcomes for our students and our trainees while ensuring companion animals can access the very best medical care available – across Canada and around the world."