Jan 1 2010: Changes in Dog Licensing and Kennel Licensing
Beginning January 1st, 2010, dog licensing in the State of Delaware will no longer be administered by the State; administration will be at the County level. (Note: Previously issued State administered dog licenses will remain valid. You will not be required to obtain a new County license until the current State license expires.)Dog_and_Kennel_Licensing_Changes_1_1_2010.doc
National Veterinary Accreditation Program Revised
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has revised its National Veterinary Accreditation Program (NVAP).
New_Accreditation_guidelines_12_091.pdf
USDA Veterinary Accreditation Revised
Volunteer Recall of Ketamine
Volunteer_Recall_of_Ketamine.doc
DVMA Presents 2009 Veterinarian of the Year Award
Dr. Janice L. Sosnowski was presented with the 2009 H. Wesley Towers Veterinarian of the Year Award at the 2009 DVMA winter meeting.
Vet_of_the_Year_2009.doc
DVMA Presents Outstanding Service Award
The Delaware Veterinary Medical Association presented Dr. Gregory S. Hammer with an award for his outstanding service to veterinary medicine.
Outstanding_Vet_Award_11_2009.doc
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Who we are
and what we do
The Delaware Veterinary Medical Association, a professional association for licensed veterinarians.The purposes of the Delaware Veterinary Medical Association are to:
- Cultivate the veterinary medical science and veterinary literature
- Elevate the standards of veterinary education and teaching
- Enlighten and direct public opinion regarding veterinary problems within the State
- Promote good fellowship among practitioners of veterinary medicine in the state of Delaware
- Protect the material interests of the veterinary profession and to present to the world it's achievements
- Engage in all lawful acts and activities in furtherance of these purposes
Scholarships
veterinary students
The Delaware Veterinary Medical Association (DVMA) is proud to offer a Veterinary Scholarship for veterinary students. A $2,500 scholarship will be awarded to a veterinary student in their second, third or fourth year of veterinary school. The DVMA has established this scholarship for veterinary medical students from Delaware to assure the continuation of expert animal care and the scientific advancement of veterinary medicine.
DVMA_scholarship_app_2_09.doc