Texas A&M’s School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences has achieved a sterling reputation for itself, attracting the brightest students, faculty and staff while delivering best-in-class veterinary education and care. However, its aging and cramped Small Animal Hospital is keeping the school from reaching its true potential.
As veterinary education becomes increasingly collaborative and patient-centered, the need for a new Next-Generation Small Animal Teaching Hospital at Texas A&M is greater than ever. The new hospital will offer Aggie veterinarians much-needed space, modernized equipment, and enhanced support for interdisciplinary research, telehealth and connected care.
While the university and the Texas Legislature have provided significant funds toward the new facility, its construction requires $50 million in additional private support. Aside from its benefits to clients, the new hospital will also represent a significant investment in the veterinary professional program, creating more vibrant and hands-on educational opportunities and solidifying Texas A&M as a world-class destination for veterinary care.
To learn how you can help create the veterinary hospital of the future, contact Larry Walker ’97 at 979.458.4032 or by submitting a message here. Support construction with gifts of $25 or more online at give.am/SmallAnimalHospital.