Welcome
Welcome
WIMU is the Washington–Idaho–Montana–Utah Regional Program
in Veterinary Medicine. It is a partnership between:
- Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine
- University of Idaho Department of Animal and Veterinary Science
- Montana Cooperative Program with Montana State University
- Utah State University School of Veterinary Medicine
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07.21.2021
Potbellied pig has basketball-sized tumor removed
Agricultural animal team performs life-saving procedure.
WSU Insider
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06.28.2021
Partnering for pets
How two WSU grads came to buy the Audubon Veterinary Clinic.
Spokesman Review
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03.29.2021
DVM student finally a U.S. citizen
Michael Micheal couldn’t help but cry when he learned he would become a U.S. citizen.
WSU News
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03.05.2021
Making teaching matter
For Steve Hines, it was Mrs. Ellen Walters, his fifth- and sixth-grade teacher at Walter Shade Elementary School in West Carrollton, Ohio, that brought together his love for animals and science.
WSU News
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03.02.2021
Kangaroos need care, too
Veterinarians last week at Washington State University were paid a visit by an animal 8,000 miles from its natural habitat
WSU News
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02.26.2021
Meet the Class of 2021: Kaitlyn Gray
Kaitlyn Gray has quite a collection of pets.
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02.11.2021
Meet the Class of 2021: Lauren Brechner
Lauren Brechner is an old soul and a closeted punk rocker. She may be the only one in the Class of 2021 listening to Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, The Beatles, and Green Day on a record player. She’s also “obsessed” with old sitcoms, like “Friends,” “Cheers,” and “Frasier.”
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02.04.2021
Meet the Class of 2021: Katy Olson
Katy Olson misses the mountains back home in western Washington but the Palouse’s rolling hills are a close second.
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01.23.2021
Meet the Class of 2021: Audrey Spaeth
Fourth-year veterinary student Audrey Spaeth could be the best unicyclist in the Class of 2021, and she may have visited the most states, too: 47.
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01.23.2021
Dr. Universe: Why do dogs and cats spin around before they sit down?
That’s a great observation about cats and dogs. Even I wasn’t sure why cats spin around before they sit down, so I took your question to my friend Dr. Jessica Bell.
Dr. Universe
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01.16.2021
Meet the Class of 2021: Alyssa Riley
Alyssa Riley attended two different one-room school houses when she was growing up in eastern Montana.
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01.07.2021
WSU students, faculty on the frontlines extending support across the state
From hospitals and healthcare facilities to people’s homes and communities, Cougs are making a difference across the state of Washington during this pivotal time.
WSU News