Against All Odds: Alum Desiderio Torres’s Uncharted Path to the Food Safety Program Posted by Kelsie Donaldson on April 03, 2026

For Desiderio Torres, a childhood shaped by scarcity in rural Argentina became the starting point for a remarkable journey to MSU’s Online Master of Science in Food Safety Program.

MSU Veterinarians Provide Advanced Care for African Painted Dog at Binder Park Zoo Posted on March 31, 2026

A collaboration between MSU’s Veterinary Medical Center and Binder Park Zoo led to a successful minimally invasive surgery that ensured a fast, complication-free recovery for Sassy the African painted dog.

More Than Medicine: Michigan Community Street Clinic Brings Veterinary Care to Those Who Need It Most Posted by Donté Smith on March 31, 2026

This spring, the Michigan Community Street Clinic hit a milestone, serving 100 animal patients and doing it entirely under student leadership for the first time. Here is how they got there.

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Levi the horse survives puncture wound to lung Posted on November 15, 2016

10-year-old Levi survived a serious puncture wound that went through his ribs and into his lung thanks to the help of MSU's Equine Services.  

Abbey the cat overcomes severe bone condition Posted on November 10, 2016

After two years of unsuccessful medical treatment, Drs. Sarah Shull and Karen Perry helped Abbey regain her quality of life through surgery and rehabilitation. 

Case Study: 10-year-old paint gelding survives traumatic puncture wound and bilateral pneumothorax Posted on November 04, 2016

Thanks to Drs. Kinsley and Troy of Large Animal, Levi survived a serious puncture wound that went through his ribs and into his lung.

Case Study: Surgery and rehabilitation for 11-year-old cat with lesser-known bone condition Posted on November 04, 2016

11-year-old Abbey was treated with surgery and rehabilitation for medial humeral epicondylitis (MHE), a lesser-known and often misdiagnosed disease.