LIVE AT FIVE NEWS FEATURES FROM THE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
Welcome to the UT's Veterinary Features presented weekly on Live At Five. We
hope you find the series informative and interesting. Should you have questions
concerning this segment please email Dr. Nancy Howell, segment coordinator.
Oct 13, 2005 --
5k Fun Run and 1 Mile Dog Jog and
dog Costume contest..... Saturday, Oct. 22 at 9am, in the parking lot behind the veterinary college
on the agricultur campus (off Neyland Drive). Cost $10 if register before
this Saturday--$12 day of the race (pre-registered folks get a t-shirt--cute
t-shirt--can see it on the website--get there by 8:30 if you haven't
registered)
Sept 27, 2005 -- Dr. Melissa Kennedy will discuss
"canine
influenza virus" this afternoon on WBIR's (NBC affiliate) "Live at
Five." Dave Foulk with Citadel Broadcasting (WIVK, WNOX, The River, and
other radio stations in the Knoxville area) has also interviewed her. He
expects that story to run throughout the day tomorrow.
February 15, 2005 --
CAIT (Companion Animal Initiative
of Tennessee)
February 1, 2005 UTCVM's H.A.B.I.T.
Program Three part series covering various aspects of the program: the
school program, nursing home visitation, and patient visits at
Children Hospital's Oncology Clinic.
WBIR
January 18, 2005 -- Dr. Ben Buchanan will be a guest on WBIR's Live at Five this afternoon. He
will be discussing "Colic," a topic that ties into the Horse Owner Seminar
that will be held the end of this month. WBIR is the NBC affiliate. On
Knoxville's Comcast, it airs on channel 9.
October 12, 2004 -- National Veterinary Technician
Week
September 28, 2004 -- "Domestic Violence Awareness"
Month and the Animal Haven Program Dr. Elizabeth Strand will discuss October's "Domestic Violence Awareness"
Month and the Animal Haven program. She is chair of the Animal Abuse Task
Force.
May 25, 2004 -- How to Heal a Broken
Heart--Recovery from Pet Loss
How To Heal A Broken Heart:
Recovering from Pet Loss
This class will look at societal attitudes of pet loss and explore
participants’ perceptions of the loss. Participants will learn coping
skills to deal with the loss of their pet. We will discuss the
importance of memorializing your pet, how to say goodbye, and if and
when you should get a new pet. All companion animals are included. The
class will cover specific stages of grief and you will have the
opportunity to share experiences with other pet owners.
A $15 materials fee is payable to the instructor at the first class
for the textbook: The Grief Recovery Handbook.
Instructor: Stephanie Harness, M.S., Veterinary Social Work
Services, UT Vet School.
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