Veterinary Anatomy-II (DVM): Association & Societies

City:
Honolulu
Address:
P.O. Box 61309 Honolulu 96839
Description: To promote professional improvement and excellence by providing the framework for the exchange of ideas and information in the field of veterinary medicine.
Phone Number:
808369-975
UAN:
808369-975

City:
Memphis
Address:
9190 Crestwyn Hills D Memphis 38125
Description: AALAS performs a variety of public outreach activities through the AALAS Foundation. The future of the profession and biomedical science depends on promoting the benefits of biomedical research through public outreach and ensuring that high-quality training and education programs and materials are available for those working in the profession of laboratory animal science.
Phone Number:
9017548620
UAN:
9017548620
FAX:
901 753-0046

City:
Juliet
Address:
P.O. BOX 1868, Mt. Juliet 37121
Description: We are an association of veterinary professionals dedicated to advancing the care of ferrets, guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, rats, mice, chinchillas, hedgehogs, and other exotic companion mammals.
Phone Number:
3527453862
UAN:
3527453862

City:
Germantown
Address:
19785 Crystal Rock Dr Ste 305 Germantown 20874
Description: The ACVS defines the standards of surgical excellence for the profession, promotes advancements in veterinary surgery, and provides the latest in surgical educational programs. By fostering the highest standards of excellence in veterinary surgery, the ACVS is helping the veterinary profession achieve its goals of providing outstanding service to the public and care to animals.
Phone Number:
+1 301-916-0200
UAN:
+1 301-916-0200

We are Pakistan Veterinary Pharmaceuticals Association, a member-led veterinary pharmaceutical companies united by the dedication to improve the Animal health.We believe in taking action and providing services that promote fairness and equality. Learn more about our efforts to strengthen our coalition’s standing, to inspire change, and to make a positive impact.
Pakistan Veterinary Pharmaceuticals Association, represents the animal health companies including importers,manufacturers of veterinary pharmaceuticals,nutraceuticals, vaccines and other animal health products throughout the Pakistan at regional as well as national level. we are proud to be involved in efforts to improve the health of Livestock and People of Pakistan by providing Safe Food. From our early days in 2016, we have been a leading organization in the struggle for economic and social justice. By fighting for legislative improvements and bargaining for fairer laws regarding veterinary pharmaceuticals,nutraceuticals,vaccines,and other animal health products. we continuously strive to raise quality standards and improve quality of life for the livestock and Poultry Industry.

The Pakistan Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) plays a pivotal role in ensuring the well-being of animals across Pakistan. Situated at 41-Mauve Area near EOBI House, G-10/4 G 10 Markaz G-10, Islamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory, Pakistan, the PVMA serves as a central hub for veterinary professionals and advocates for animal health throughout the country.

The WVPA Pakistan Chapter connects poultry veterinarians and avian health professionals across academia, research, government, and industry. It promotes knowledge exchange and collaboration through local events and participation in WVPA’s Global Congress, addressing key challenges in Pakistan's poultry sector.Its members come from all around the world and are in academia, research, government, industry and practice.

The Pakistan Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) Sindh, founded in 1985, is an official and the largest association of veterinarians — both Graduate Veterinarians—and veterinary medical students in the Sindh, Pakistan. The PVMA is associate member of Pakistan Veterinary Medical Council (PVMC) Islamabad. PVMA is also accredited member of World Veterinary Organization. PVMA also invites farmers and non vets to join our mission as affiliate member of PVMA. The PVMA’s stated mission is “to bring together veterinarians and communities to improve the veterinary public health.”