Development & External Relations 

Camelids Funding supports camelid care (including llamas, alpacas, and cervids) through education, research, and the treatment of camelids all over the Pacific Northwest.

Cancer (Oncology) As leaders in comparative cancer research, WSU is on the forefront of companion animal cancer care with expanded services in radiation therapy, innovative radiopharmaceuticals, and transplantation medicine.

Companion Animal Genetics Program A gift to this program will support genetics research and testing, which helps identify genetic mutations that predispose animals to drug sensitivity, heart conditions, or other disease.

Comparative Orthopedic Research Laboratory (CORL)   WSU offers orthopedic diagnostic, surgery, and physical therapy services using advanced technology including an underwater treadmill. 

Neurology The neurology service at WSU provides a broad range of diagnostic and therapeutic services. A gift to the Neurology Endowment supports the care for animals with neurological problems and research into the neurologic diseases of companion animals. 

Small Animal Clinical Services  Gifts to this fund support specialized care in many areas including cardiology, neurology, and internal medicine using state-of-the-art medical technologies. 

A gift to the Radiology Services at WSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine supports the surgery, internal medicine, neurology, cardiology, equine, and oncology services in providing the best possible care for all animals. Faculty and students use the most advanced medical imagining devices in veterinary medicine including ultrasound, radiographs (x-rays), CT scans (computerized tomography), and MRIs (magnetic resonance imaging) for large and small animals.

Veterinary Clinical Pharmacology Laboratory (VCPL) Some dogs, like Collies, are more sensitive to the effects of certain medications.  Gifts to this fund support the latest research and affordable testing for drug sensitivity.

Cancer (Oncology)  As leaders in comparative cancer research, WSU is on the forefront of equine cancer care with expanded services in radiation therapy, innovative radiopharmaceuticals, and chemotherapy.

Equine Medicine and Surgery   World-renowned expertise in lameness evaluation and endoscopic surgery, the equine group provides comprehensive horse care including advanced diagnostics, orthopedic surgery, and pain management services throughout the Pacific Northwest.

The Equine Infectious Diseases Research Program (EQUID) This cutting-edge research program is committed to improving the health and lives of horses throughout the world. Gifts support the development of improved diagnostics, treatment protocols, and prevention strategies for infectious vector-borne diseases of horses and infectious respiratory diseases of foals. In addition, gifts support the training of veterinary students and degree-seeking veterinarians in modern biomedical research directed at providing research-based solutions to infectious diseases of horses.

A gift to the Radiology Services at WSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine supports the surgery, internal medicine, neurology, cardiology, equine, and oncology services in providing the best possible care for all animals. Faculty and students use the most advanced medical imagining devices in veterinary medicine including ultrasound, radiographs (x-rays), CT scans (computerized tomography), and MRIs (magnetic resonance imaging) for large and small animals.

Seattle Slew Spinal Cord Research Fund  Named for the 1977 Triple Crown winner, this fund was established to advance research in the diagnosis and treatment of equine spinal cord disease.

Adopt a Raptor  The Raptor Rehabilitation Program provides food, shelter, and medical care to sick or injured birds, returning them to the wild whenever possible.

Veterinary Teaching Hospital One of the best-equipped teaching hospitals in the world, WSU provides specialty services in animal oncology, cardiology, and neurology.  Around-the-clock, fee-based veterinary services for large and small animals are available to the public.  The hospital is also a referral center for practitioners in the Pacific Northwest and western Canadian provinces.

VALT Lab Veterinary Applied Laparoscopic Training (VALT) Laboratory. Gifts to this program support specialized training in laparoscopic surgery. As the first training laboratory of its kind in the nation, WSU is at the forefront of training tomorrow’s veterinary surgeons.

The School of Molecular Biosciences joined the College of Veterinary Medicine in July 2010 to become a larger group of biomedical research scientists with a greater pool of scientific resources. With the help of caring friends like you, we are able to remain on the cutting-edge of infectious disease diagnostics, reproductive health, and understanding the effects of DNA repair on diseases such as cancer.

Paul G. Allen School for Global Animal Health  The mission of the newly created school is to provide innovative solutions to global infectious disease challenges by developing innovative strategies for the treatment and control of infectious diseases that directly affect human health and economic development. 

The Aquatic Animal Health Program works to improve the health of fish and other aquatic animals locally and globally, through certification, diagnostics, student training, and advances in scientific research.

Creativity in Teaching Fund  Used to support student education through enhanced library facilities and exceptional curriculum including the Diagnostic Challenge.

The Fund for Education Innovation supports the development of novel curriculum to enhance student learning.

The Elizabeth Hall Scholarship is a way for alumni and friends to make meaningful contributions to Microbiology education at WSU's School of Molecular Bioscience.

STARS gives select students a chance to accelerate learning and earn a doctorate in as little as seven years after leaving high school.

The Dr. Warwick Bayly Scholarship in Equine Internal Medicine   Established by faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends of the college, this scholarship honors Dr. Warwick Bayly’s three decades of service to the veterinary profession and his outstanding service as an equine medical clinician, researcher, and administrator at WSU.

Dr. John R. Gorham Fellowship in Veterinary Medicine   Named for Dr. Gorham who holds the longest tenure of any faculty member in the college, this fellowship was established to foster the education and scientific curiosity of graduate students studying animal diseases.

Dr. John R. Gorham Comparative Medicine Scholarship Endowment is awarded to a student enrolled full-time in the professional veterinary medicine who best demonstrates an interest in laboratory animal medicine or comparative medicine, and has performed research or clinical investigations in these fields in an exemplary fashion. 

The Charles C. Mellinger III Endowed Scholarship is awarded to a third- or fourth-year veterinary student who intends to go into agricultural animal practice.

The Heritage Scholarship Fund  This fund supports tomorrow’s veterinarians by providing scholarships to offset the rising cost of education.

Margin of Excellence Fund. Provides continued support to our faculty, students, and outstanding programs in the college.

Neuroscience Endowed Scholarship  The WSU Program in neuroscience offers academic scholarships to undergraduate students who demonstrate academic excellence and an interest in neuroscience.

The Barb Robbins Wildlife Scholarship. Established by faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends of the college, this scholarship honors Barb Robbins' 35 years of service to veterinary students and education.

The Ghery D. Pettit and Jack D. Robinette Surgery Scholarship.  Established to honor two outstanding veterinary surgeons for their dedicated service to the WSU College of Veterinary Medicine.

Peter A. Zornes Memorial Neuroscience Scholarship   The scholarship is awarded to an undergraduate student majoring in neuroscience who shows exceptional dedication, leadership, and compassion.

Class of '61 Professionalism Endowment and Scholarship. Awardees exemplify professionalism, demonstrate knowledge and competence; compassion; attention to duty; adherence to ethical standards; and have respectful and caring relations with classmates. The selection is made by a vote of the third-year class.

Good Samaritan Fund   Used exclusively to treat animals whose owners cannot afford care or for animals who do not have owners.

Grateful Client Program  Through this program, pet owners can give back to the veterinary profession and show their appreciation for the care given to their companion animals.

People Pet Partnership  A public service program designed to better understand the human-animal bond and improve the lives of people and companion animals through education, research, and outreach.

Pet Memorial Program This program provides a way for friends, family, and veterinarians to express sympathy and compassion for grieving pet owners after the loss of a beloved pet.

Sonny Angel, Cody Jo and Annie Marie’s Gift of Hope Endowment   Established by Bill Johnson in memory of his golden retrievers “Sonny Angel” and “Cody Jo and a friend's dog Annie Marie,” this fund is used to care for sick animals needing life-saving procedures who have no owners or whose owners do not have the means to pay for veterinary care.

Animal Health Library  A gift to the "Endow a Chair (or maybe a table) Campaign" supports student education by enhancing library facilities.  Funds will be used to purchase new tables and chairs, comfortable sofas, and create modern workspaces.

BCU Equipment Fund BCU is a full-service, multimedia, photographic & digital imaging service unit located on the WSU-Pullman campus.  Gifts to this fund will go to help build a new state-of-the-art video studio. 

Stars students are exceptional students who will be the future leaders in biomedical and other areas of research.

The Elizabeth Hall Scholarship is a way for alumni and friends to make meaningful contributions to Microbiology education at WSU's School of Molecular Bioscience.

The health of people worldwide depends on the health of animals. A gift to the WSU Paul G. Allen School for Global Animal Health can help millions.