Celebrating this season’s Kickoff K9s
The CSU Veterinary Health System teamed up with CSU Athletics for the Kickoff K9 tee dog sponsorship, featuring Wonder, a Labrador campus favorite and therapy dog, and Sunshine, a resilient tripawd rescued from Alaska.
Dr. Josh Daniels wins national award for diagnostic excellence
Dr. Josh Daniels, associate professor at CSU, received the 2025 AAVLD Award for Excellence in Diagnostic Veterinary Microbiology, honoring his impactful career in bacteriology, committee leadership, and dedication to veterinary diagnostic service.
From bench to bioinformatics: Networking the next generation in genetic sequencing
Veterinary diagnosticians are advancing infectious disease response through hands-on training in next-generation sequencing, thanks to NAHLN symposia focused on technology and collaboration.
Who cares for the caregivers? CSU Veterinary Hospital makes mental health a priority
Veterinary house officers at CSU face intense emotional and professional challenges as they care for complex cases while pursuing advanced training. The Specialist in Training Gratitude Fund supports their mental health and well-being through on-site counseling, emergency financial aid, and wellness events.
Helping veterinary medicine’s unsung heroes: Finn’s Friends Fund supports CSU technicians
Veterinary technicians give everything to care for animals. Finn’s Friends Fund helps them care for their own pets, honoring the love and dedication they show every day.
Who cares for the caregivers? CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital makes mental health a priority
Veterinary house officers at CSU face intense emotional and professional challenges as they care for complex cases while pursuing advanced training. The Specialist in Training Gratitude Fund supports their mental health and well-being through on-site counseling, emergency financial aid, and wellness events.
With help from CSU’s Equine Field Service, Ranger kicks serious infection
When Ranger, a 6-year-old Quarter Horse, suffered a life-threatening leg injury, his owner and the CSU Equine Field Service team refused to give up.
Podiatry service expands clinic hours
Starting Sept. 15, CSU Equine Podiatry expands to three clinic days with Dr. Carlos Carvajal, offering specialized hoof care, therapeutic shoeing, and hands-on training for students.
Juniper, the little brown dog that charmed a whole hospital
Juniper, a three-legged rescue dog, overcame life-threatening health issues at CSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital, inspiring her owner to join the team that saved her.
Coming full circle: $10 million gift inspired by a moment in a veterinarian’s lobby
Don Lockton made a $10 million gift to the CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital after surgeons saved his dog Chief.
CSU orthopedic surgeon gives dachshund puppy two new custom legs to stand on
When Kelly Cvanciger and Shannon Washburn noticed their dachshund puppy Chunk’s hind legs weren’t growing properly, they sought help from Colorado State University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
Silly Goose recovers from tummy trouble at CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital
Goose, a mischievous 70-pound Catahoula rescued from euthanasia, faced another health scare after recovering from abdominal surgery. His devoted owners turned to Colorado State University’s Small Animal Emergency and Urgent Care service, where compassionate care and financial support helped them navigate a difficult moment—and reminded them why CSU is a trusted resource for both pets and their people.
CSU’s Alysha Ducharme named Veterinary Technician of the Year
Alysha Ducharme, technician manager for the Veterinary Teaching Hospital, was named Technician of the Year by the Colorado Association of Certified Veterinary Technicians.
The healing power of the horse: CSU surgeons, alum save mini’s broken leg
For Lisa and Jess Arie, the decision was simple: Horses saved Lisa’s life, so the couple would do anything to save their miniature horse, Mango, when he fractured his leg.
The pathogen hunter: Next-Generation Sequencing tracks down genetic mutations
Jessica Henley leads CSU’s Next-Generation Sequencing core, using advanced Illumina technology to uncover genetic clues behind disease, support public health, and empower researchers with cutting-edge genomic tools.