Canine Encephalitis
Meet Lexi Lexi came to UGA when she was just 3 years old for a sudden onset of seizures. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) testing revealed she had…
- 60% Funded
- $21,135.00 Funded
- 195 Days to Go
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UGA COLLEGE OF VET MED – PIONEERING “MAGIC BULLET” IMPLANTS FOR CANINE BRAIN TUMORS
About the Project Decades have been spent trying to improve outcomes for dogs afflicted with aggressive brain tumors, to little avail. The same is true for human patients. Much…
- 86% Funded
- $43,000.00 Funded
Grow the Oak!
This past July, the UGA College of Veterinary Medicine lost the stately willow oak which provided beauty and serenity in front of the College for over 60 years. University of Georgia arborists assessed the viability of the large tree and,…
- 106% Funded
- $8,518.00 Funded
UGA College of Vet Med – Veterinary Neuropathology
The Translational Research and Medicine (TRAM), Veterinary Neuropathology fund was founded in loving memory of Tram, a wonderful English bulldog, who belonged to Dr. Staci Gruber and Patricia Cornwell. The love…
- 41% Funded
- $4,060.00 Funded
Equine Degenerative Disorder Research Project
Equine degenerative suspensory ligament desmitis (DSLD) is a debilitating ligament and tendon disorder of horses. It is a source of chronic lameness and pain without a cure, and of great distress to horse owners and horse lovers. Available diagnostic tools are inadequate and our knowledge about the cause(s) is incomplete. This project aims to refine the accuracy of a new diagnostic method for DSLD – through the identification and measurement of specific proteins.
- 116% Funded
- $9,275.00 Funded