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Fall 2001Veterinary MedicineKeeping Minnesota’s Animals HealthySPECIAL ISSUE■ Vet Med: Year In Review

ContentsFrom the DeanDear Friends:■ Disease Eradication—NoLonger an Elusive Goal 3■ Clinical InvestigationsBenefit People—andTheir Best Friends 4■ Reaching Beyond Campus 5■ Faculty Q & A:Richard Isaacson 6■ Vet Med Year In Review 7■ News 11■ Donors 15■ Contact Us 31The concerns regarding foot and mouth disease, BSE, bioterrorism, andthe heroism demonstrated by search and rescue animals in New YorkCity have once again highlighted the critical role veterinarians and veterinarymedicine play in enhancing human as well as animal health.Veterinarians are recognized as essential members of the health careteam. In the coming year, our college will continue to promote this conceptin all its teaching, research, and service programs.Our new strategic plan emphasizes the College’s role in eradicatingand/or controlling important animal and zoonotic infectious diseases.The College’s investigators are making significant progress in controllingturkey respiratory pathogens, such as avian pneumovirus, and havemade eradication of the Porcine Reproductive and RespiratorySyndrome a major priority. Faculty are sequencing the genes of criticalhuman and animal pathogens and defining the genetic determinants ofthe body’s immune response.In addition to infectious disease control, clinical scientists continue todevelop useful animal models of human diseases to improve diagnosisand treatment of cancer, arthritis, renal disease, and diabetes mellitus.Our new Center for Animal Health and Food Safety will coordinate facultyefforts to enhance the safety of our food supply. The Center willtake the lead in risk communication, development of certification programsfor food animal products, and establishment of degree and certificateprograms in food safety.■ A New Future forOld Anatomyback coverIn the Veterinary Teaching Hospitals, a new computer system and managementstructure are two examples of our ongoing efforts to improvehospital operations. Clinicians, technicians, and staff continue to provideoutstanding care and service to more than 30,000 animals and theirowners each year.In this annual report edition of Profiles, we are proud to highlight themany ways the College of Veterinary Medicine improves both animal andhuman health.Thank you for your past support. I look forward to working with you aswe keep Minnesota’s animals and people healthy.Sincerely,Jeffrey S. Klausner, DVM, MSDean, College of Veterinary MedicineFILE PHOTO

Disease Eradication—NoLonger an Elusive GoalThanks to modern farm management techniques and sophisticatedveterinary diagnostics, solutions are in sight for many diseasesafflicting the swine industry.They don’t raise pigs the way theyused to. Today’s biosecuritymeasures place pigs in tightlycontrolled environments. This isolationkeeps diseases and infections fromspreading and can make total eradicationof certain swinediseases possible.To go from possibilityto reality,the College ofV eterinaryMedicine hasformed the SwineDisease EradicationCenter.“We intend todevelop and validatepracticalstrategies andtechniques tohelp pork producerseliminate diseases. Eradicatingdisease is probably the single biggestway we can have an impact on the cost ofFILE PHOTO“The ability to eradicate even onedisease would have a profoundimpact on our industry,” says GalenJohnson, Grandview Hogs, who representsthe Minnesota Pork Producerson the Center’s advisory board.production, animal welfare, and swineemployee job satisfaction,” says CarlosPijoan, center director.“The expertise and technology housedwithin the College makes it an obviousplace to start this effort,” he adds. TheCollege has the largest faculty group inthe world devoted to swine health andour internationally-recognized molecularbiology faculty focus much of their workon swine and swine pathogens.The VeterinaryDiagnostic Labperforms morethan 15,000porcine tests eachyear, giving facultyready accessto samples andinformation onthe actual diseasesaffectingMinnesota swine.“By having thestate’s official veterinarydiagnosticlab operatedby the University, we can quickly identifynew threats to swine health and deviseresearch strategies to eliminate thosethreats,” says Pijoan.Center faculty will work closely withcolleagues at other universities and withindustry. Pijoan is creating an IndustryAdvisory Board composed of representativesfrom swine-related companies,including swine genetic, pharmaceutical,and production companies, andpork producers. It will work closely withthe Minnesota Pork ProducersAssociation by providing individual, onfarmeradication strategies. For moreinformation, visit the web site atwww.cvm.umn.edu/sdec.Research FarmProvides Real-Life LaboratoryHow can you determine the distancea virus can spread in the air?That knowledge is critical if you’regoing to separate sick pigs fromhealthy ones.To find out, College of VeterinaryMedicine researchers are leasingan isolated farm near Appleton,Minn. Ten miles from neighboringfarms, researchers can safely evaluateeradication techniques formany diseases in a controlled environmentresembling actual farmoperations.After reviewing actual farm-tofarmtransmission patterns of aswine virus called PRRS,researchers were confident tenmiles was a sufficient safeguard todetermine how far the PRRS viruscould be transmitted via air.They found that healthy pigshoused in the same barn as diseasedpigs contracted the diseasewithin 72 hours but healthy pigskept in a trailer just three feetaway did not get sick – nor did thehealthy pigs housed 100 feetaway.3

Clinical Investigations BenefitPeople—and Their Best FriendsMany diseases afflict both people and their pets.Veterinary research is perfecting therapies for both.Imagine being able to grow new kneejoint cartilage rather than having toundergo major surgery to replace afailed joint. You and your pet may beable to one day, thanks to a collaborationbetween the College of VeterinaryMedicine and the University’s MedicalSchool.College faculty members Cathy Carlsonand Timothy O’Brien are working withRobert LaPrade, associate professor oforthopaedic surgery in the MedicalSchool, on a technique for growing cartilagefrom stem cells derived from bonemarrow from adult dogs. The cartilagewould then be placed into the dog’s kneejoints to replace worn or damaged tissue.The idea is to perfect the technique indogs and then transfer it to humans.“Clinically, the technique has potentialfor use in either animals or humans sinceanimals develop many of the same diseasesof joints as humans ,” says Carlson.This project is just one of several beingcoordinated by the College’s ClinicalInvestigation Center (CIC) that stands tobenefit both people and pets. Many ofthese projects, CICdirector BonnieSweeney says, beginwith a medicalresearcher looking fora veterinarian to helpwith animal testing.“When we start totalk, we figure outthings that benefitboth humans andanimals,” she says.“The light bulbs goon and we come upwith ideas that willhave practical benefitsfor both.”Other CIC-coordinated projects thathold promise for both humans and animalsinclude a study of a painkiller fordogs that may find application in humanjoint surgery; efforts to use a medicationthat boosts human organ transplant success,eye treatment for horses; andresearch on laser therapy for caninetumors that may eventually be used inpeople with cancer.“This kind of ‘win-win’ collaboration iswhat the CIC is all about,” saysSweeney. “Because the Center serves asa focal point for applied research in theCollege, we can help develop proposalsinto coordinated efforts that benefithumans and animals alike.”For more information seewww1.umn.edu/vcic or call612-624-2752.FILE PHOTOCurrent TrialsFILE PHOTOClinical trials currently beingcoordinated by the VeterinaryClinical Investigation Centerinclude studies of:• the effectiveness of prednisone-cyclosporintherapy forhemolytic anemia in dogs• the effect of diet modificationson seizure control in dogs• the use of diet and drug therapyin dogs and cats with renaldisease and hypertension• use of photodynamic therapyto treat recurrent cancers indogs• determinants of hair regrowthin dogs after clipping• use of a cyclosporine-releasingimplant to treat “moonblindness”(uveitis) in horses• use of an antidepressant medicationto treat cats that losetheir hair• effectiveness of distempervirus to treat dogs withrelapsed lymphoma4

ReachingBeyond CampusFrom community meetings on anthrax in northwestern Minnesota to bi-monthlyseminars for veterinarians in Rochester, the College of Veterinary Medicineoutreach programs provide knowledge when and where it’s needed most.What’s the latest advice for preventinglameness or colic in horses?How do you care for a diabeticdog? What role do veterinarians play incombating bioterrorism?No matter how much a person knows aboutanimals, there’s always another question.For 34 years, the College’s VeterinaryOutreach department has been making surethere’s an answer, too.Veterinary Outreach works with theMinnesota Extension Service and other publicand private partners to share the expertiseof the University with veterinary professionals,pet owners, agricultural producers,industry specialists, and others from aroundMinnesota, the nation —and even the world.Recent offerings included a laser surgeryworkshop for veterinarians and technicians,a school for turkey producers and flock managers,and a presentation in northwesternMinnesota on BSE (mad cow disease),anthrax, and foot and mouth disease.Feedback is consistently positive: “You provideda very interesting mix of topics.”“Very timely discussions.” “I enjoyed thebiosecurity topics with the science to backit.” “I will use this to help my customers –which helps me.” “This is my first timeattending and I loved it. It was worth thevisit.”Some 3,000 individuals participate in educationalopportunities sponsored byVeterinary Outreach each year. Last year,nearly 600 of them were from outside theU.S. But with outreach programs, the ultimateimpact is far greater than the individualattendees.“When we connect with veterinarians, theyconnect with their clients,” says DirectorJan Swanson, “so our education programsreally have a multiplier affect.”UpcomingOutreachProgramsDecember 3–5 — TurkeySchool I: Health of TurkeysMather Lecture SeriesNovember–April,First ThursdayRochester Outreach SeriesJanuary 10 – NovelTherapies for Anemia-Oxyglobin and ChineseHerbsMarch 14 – DentistryMay 9 – Reading YourRadiographsFor more information call612-624-3434The Allen D. Leman Swine Conference, anannual event, is a prime example of howVeterinary Outreach serves an internationalaudience. Each fall veterinarians, academicfaculty, pork producers, and other interestedpersons from around the world cometogether to share information and to gathernew insights to take back to colleagues,clients, and others. This year’s conferenceincluded sessions on disease diagnostics,food safety and biosecurity, insurance andinformation management, as well as a diseaseeradication symposium offered in bothEnglish and Spanish.5

FacultyO & ARichard Isaacson, Chair,Department of PathobiologyRichard Isaacson joined the faculty July 1, 2001 to serveas chair of the Department of PathoBiology. A professorof microbiology and immunology, he joins the Collegefrom the University of Illinois.O:A:Why were you interested in chairing adepartment?One of my favorite aspects of research is pullingtogether and working with the research team. Forme, the greatest reward in academia is helping others getexcited about research. In this job, I have the opportunityto mentor junior and senior faculty members in additionto students. It also gives me an opportunity to provideleadership and strategic development for the departmentand researchers. Working as a team, we will be ableto accomplish great things.O:A:Why Minnesota?There are only 27 veterinary colleges in the U.S.and this was one of the few dream jobs available.The department is full of young, vibrant, well respectedfaculty who are known nationally and internationallyfor their work. I can’t say that about many other veterinarycolleges.In addition, this is a good fit for my research interests,especially with the new Center for Animal Health andFood Safety. And the genetic techniques and facilitiesavailable to me will really facilitate my research.O:A:What is your personal area of research?I study bacterial infectious disease, trying to understandhow pathogens cause disease at the molecularand genetic level. For example, one of the problems wehave with bacteria such as salmonella is that the animalsshow no clinical signs of the bacteria. The animals appearperfectly healthy at slaughter and then the bacteria get inthe food chain. We’re trying to understand the specificmechanism on how salmonella infects animals yet doesn’tmake them sick.O:A:You are not trained as a veterinarian. Why didyou choose to do your research in veterinarymedicine?I like conducting research with the natural host, theactual diseased animals, where you can test and verifywhat you’ve done right away. Human medicalresearch is more ambiguous because you have to test yourtheory in lab animals first and the results in people maynot be the same. In veterinary medicine, what we findapplies directly to the disease.Richard Isaacson, Chair,Department of PathoBiology6

Vet Med:Year in ReviewThe College of Veterinary Medicine made excellent progress this yeartoward its mission of educating current and future veterinarians andVET MEDYEAR IN REVIEWFY 00–01biomedical scientists, discovering and disseminating new knowledgeand skills, and providing innovative veterinary services.MissionEducating Current and FutureVeterinarians and Biomedical Scientists• Approximately 300 professional veterinary students and 100 graduate studentsattend the College.• During 2000-01, 73 DVM degrees, eight master’s degrees and tenPh.D. degrees were awarded, and eight internships and ten residencieswere completed.• More than 3,000 people from more than 47 countries attended educationaloutreach programs.• A highlight was facilitating the high profile International Conference onAnimal Genetics that brought more than 700 scientists from around theworld to downtown Minneapolis in July 2000.Profile – Class of 2005• 853 applications – 172 male, 681 female• 80 enrolled students– 81% Minnesotaresidents; mean GPA in requiredcourses– 3.61; mean standard scoreon GRE– 1920.Profile – Class of 2001• Number of graduates– 73• Number practicing inMinnesota– 31• Number entering small animal privatepractice– 31• Number entering large animalor mixed practice– 15• Average salary for privatepractice– $45,800• Average age– 29The Class of 2005 and their mentors visited the state fair on the first day of classes. Eachgroup was given a camera to record the experience.• Average indebtedness– $64,4687

MissionProviding InnovativeVeterinary ServicesTeaching Hospitals• The hospital managed more than34,000 patient admissions lastyear providing excellent clinicalteaching opportunities for thestudents, faculty, and staff.• The hospital received 18,170small animal cases and 2,846large animal cases from veterinariansthroughout the state andregion.• Faculty and students travelledthroughout the state including50 visits to large dairy herds toconsult on record systems,reproduction problems, nutritioncounseling, and quality milkprograms; 22 field trips on herdmastitis problems; 48 investigationsof disease problems insmall ruminants; ten investigationaltrips on bovine reproductiveproblems; 48 visits to swinefarms on disease or productionproblems; 25 visits to equinefarms on various problems; and92 calls to treat 391 zoo animals.• To ensure that students andpatients have access to state ofthe art technology, the hospitalacquired a spiral computedtomography (CT) scanner and ahigh definition echocardiographyimaging system. The CVMis the first veterinary hospital inthe country with a CT scanner.The hospital also purchased andinstalled a new informationmanagement program toimprove efficiency.Diagnostic Laboratory• The diagnostic lab evaluated51,451 accessions, representing arequest for laboratory assistancebecause of animal health or productivityconcerns. Twenty-twofaculty, 55 staff, and 20 studentemployees conducted over onemillion laboratory tests.• The diagnostic lab played a vitalrole in eradicating swinepseudorabies by providing laboratorytesting for the MinnesotaBoard of Animal Health. Testingwas expanded to help controlavian pneumovirus in turkeysand Johne’s disease in cattle. TheUdder Health Laboratory, one ofthe premier programs of its kindnationally, continues to expandservices to address mastitis, oneof the two most costly diseasesaffecting the Minnesota dairyindustry.Raptor Center• The Raptor Center admitted834 birds of prey, including 97bald eagles, and released 266birds back into the wild. Morethan 300 volunteers contributedapproximately 24,000hours to the program in fiscalyear 2001, the equivalent ofmore than 11 full-time employees.More than 1,300 educationalprograms for schools,community organizations andcorporations nationwide wereconducted, reaching approximately296,000 people.Internationally recognized BSE expert, Will Hueston was hiredto lead the Center for Animal Health and Food Safety, picturedhere with First Lady Terry Ventura at an event at the Governor’sResidence last April.The new Center fosters interdisciplinarycollaborative initiatives with producers, food system industriesand government agriculture and public health agencies in riskcommunication, quality control and health certification, andinnovative outreach and graduate education.The new spiral CT scanner enables rapid and accurate diagnosisof illness and injury. It is particularly useful in treatmentplanning for cancer surgeries.FILE PHOTOFILE PHOTO9

VET MEDYEAR IN REVIEWFY 00–01How We RankEach year, the Association of AmericanVeterinary Medical Colleges provides comparativedata. The following are highlights ofhow the University of Minnesota College ofVeterinary Medicine ranks against its 27 peercolleges.RankDescription1 Number of dog patient visits toteaching hospital1 Number of cat patient visits toteaching hospital4 Teaching hospital revenue4 (tie) Number of Ph.D. degrees awarded5 Total research grants7 Total revenue10 Revenue from tuition and fees10 Cost of DVM tuition per year forstate residents11 Median level of educational debtfor DVM students at graduation17 Number of DVM students enrolled,classes 2001 – 200417 Number of facultyFinancesFinancial Highlights (FY 00-01)Sources of RevenueCVM Generated RevenueVeterinary Teaching Hospital $11,710,324Tuition 4,155,202Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory 3,100,475Sales & Service 3,250,910Endowments & Gifts 1,872,671Other 2,008,287Subtotal 26,097,869Centrally AllocatedState Funding 9,136,651State Special (VDL) 2,159,789Ag & Experiment Station 1,739,300MN Extension Service 344,692Other 890,000Subtotal 14,270,432Research GrantsNational Institutes of Health 3,588,925Private Industry 2,852,223USDA 1,171,446National Science Foundation 15,805Other 109,907Subtotal 7,738,306TOTAL REVENUE $48,106,607ExpendituresFaculty Salary/Department Support $8,525,637Veterinary Teaching Hospital 12,555,258Research 15,670,815CVM Operations 2,959,891Veterinary Diagnostic Lab 3,495,465The Raptor Center/Outreach/Public Service 4,805,881TOTAL EXPENSES $48,012,94717 Median faculty salary for fullprofessor20 Number of faculty paid with statefunds23 State appropriationSource: AAVMC Comparative DataReport 2000-01Sources of RevenueFiscal Year 2001-01ResearchGrants16%CentrallyAllocated30%ExpendituresBy Object of ExpenditureCapitalEquipment1% OperatingExpenses33%Note: Each year the College of Veterinary Medicine publishes a detailedannual report. To request a copy of this 80+ page report, call 612-624-6244. Dr. Dale Sorensen, professor emeritus, compiles the report.CVMGenerated Revenue54%Total Revenue $48,106,607Salaries& Fringe63%Total Expenses $48,012,947Indirect3%10

NEWS NEWS NEWSHelpingAround the Worldand At HomeAlumni ProfilesFor Richard Huston(DVM, ’63), giving isas natural as breathing.A veterinary consultantbased in Faribault, Minn.,Huston has participated infour Christian VeterinaryMission service trips, applyinghis expertise in large animalveterinary practice tohelp others by improvingfood production in developingcountries. He took the Glenda and Richard Hustontrips—one each to Boliviaand Mongolia, and two to Romania—because he wanted to givesomething back.Huston and his wife, Glenda Taylor, recently focused their philanthropyon building a strong future right here in Minnesota byendowing the Dr. Richard V. and Glenda Huston Scholarship Fundin the College of Veterinary Medicine. The fund provides supportfor third-year students pursuing a career in bovine medicine.“My wife and I are both extremely interested in education,” he says.“We thought it would be good to give back to the profession andthe College.”Formerly part of a six-person mixed practice in Faribault, Hustonturned to consulting after someone asked him to evaluate veterinaryrecords for a legal case. Today he spends most of his work timeadvising others in business conflict resolution and product liability.But he’s always alert to opportunities to donate time or moneywhere it’s needed.“Being able to earn this kind of living is a gift,” he says. “We havean obligation to help others along the way.”Tom SteinbachGreetingsFrom Kosovo“Howdy from Kosovo,” writes TomSteinbach (DVM ’99), a captain in theArmy Veterinary Corps.“Things here aregoing pretty well. I can’t complain. Welive in permanent structures, not tents.We have showers, gyms, Burger King,and a cappuccino bar (although it is noStarbucks). For a deployment, life isn’ttoo bad. Jobwise, I enjoy quite a bit ofautonomy. I get to practice some medicineand surgery, but not enough . . . Ithought I would enclose a ‘recruiting’photo from Kosovo. Hope you enjoy it!”Steinbach, a former Navy pilot, is anative of Alexandria, Minn.11

NEWSFrom VeterinaryNEWSMedicineNew Projects AwardedRapid AgriculturalResponse FundsEach year, the Minnesota Legislature allocatesmoney for agricultural research. Ten of 16University research projects that received newfunding involved animal health. Research projectsunderway within the College include:developing and disseminating “best practices”for use of drugs on Minnesota dairy farms;determining gene expression involved in resistanceto Johne’s disease and identifying factorspredisposing cows to Johne’s disease; and severalstudies dealing with the causes and preventionof avian pneumovirus.A Golden OpportunityThe CVM’s first graduating class, the Class of1951, held its 50th reunion in July. The informalevent included a tour of the MinnesotaVeterinary Historical Museum and a dinner.FILE PHOTOBarcus earns alumni awardKevin Barcus, leftKevin Barcus (DVM ’86), president ofthe College of Veterinary MedicineAlumni Society, earned a University ofMinnesota Alumni Association “HatsOff Award” Friday, September 14, atthe association’s annual national awardsceremony. Barcus was cited for hiswork in rejuvenating the College’salumni-student mentor program.Symposium CoordinatesAvian Pneumovirus EffortsAvian pneumovirus has cost Minnesota turkey producers more than$45 million in production losses. First identified in 1997 by CVM scientists,the disease has not been reported in any other major turkeyproducing states. To focus efforts on combating this disease, morethan 55 poultry researchers, producers, and others from Minnesotaand Georgia converged on the Twin Cities in September for a minisymposiumsponsored by the College of Veterinary Medicine.Twin Cities Hot Spot for PetsThe Twin Cities ranked second out of 50 Pet Healthiest Cities inAmerica by the Purina Pet Institute’s Healthy Pets 21 Consortium.Criteria for the ranking included access to veterinary care, pet-relatedexpenditures, and pet-friendly legislation. Among the factors cited assupporting Minneapolis’ designation is PetCARE, a pet owner informationWeb site sponsored in part by the College of VeterinaryMedicine (www.petcare.umn.edu).Participants in the first ever Miracle of Birth exhibit at the Minnesota State Fair.12Miracle of Birth Thrills FairgoersVisitors to this year’s Minnesota State Fair had an opportunity to witnessthe birth of cows, pigs, and lambs at the Miracle of Birth Center,a new exhibit sponsored by the Minnesota Veterinary MedicalAssociation, the College of Veterinary Medicine, and the MinnesotaState FFA Association. The exhibit was cochaired by FlorianLedermann (DVM ’66) and Mary Olson (DVM ’76). Five veterinarianstudents were on clinical rotation at the fair—assisting with births,talking with visitors, and conducting news media interviews.

Research NewsNEWS NEWS NEWEffectiveness of Commercial DisinfectantsNorwalk and Norwalk-like viruses cause as much as 40 percent of all food borneillnesses in the U.S. Commercial disinfectants are relied upon to decontaminatesurfaces and equipment at food service establishments. Studies on the effectivenessof these disinfectants on Norwalk and Norwalk-like viruses had not beendone because they could not be grown in cell culture systems. College ofVeterinary Medicine researchers and colleagues at the School of Public Healthrecently conducted tests using a feline virus, which is similar to the humanNorwalk virus. Seven commercial disinfectants for food-contact surfaces andthree sanitizers for fruits and vegetables were tested against the feline calicivirus(FCV). None of the disinfectants were effective when used at the manufacturer’srecommended concentration for 10 minutes, suggesting that FCV and perhapsthe human Norwalk virus are very resistant to commercial disinfectants.This research appeared in the Journal of Food Protection.APV Vaccine Minimizes Losses in TurkeysResearchers developed and tested the efficacy of a live, attenuated vaccineagainst avian pneumovirus (APV). This virus causes a disease that has costMinnesota turkey growers more than $45 million in production losses in thelast three years. When compared with unvaccinated flocks on the same farmfrom the previous year, the medication cost, total number of birds not acceptedat the slaughterhouse, and mortality rates attributed to APV prior toslaughter were significantly lower in vaccinated flocks. The research was publishedin Avian Diseases.Enzyme Deficiency Afflicts Quarter Horse FoalsCollege of Veterinary Medicine equine researchers, led by Stephanie Valberg,have identified a new genetic disease that is killing quarter horse foals by twomonths of age. Scientists examined seven related foals that died by sevenweeks of age and obtained tissue samples from their mothers, half and full siblingsto study the structure of glycogen and the two enzymes involved in itssynthesis. The foals in the study were missing one of the enzymes necessaryto form glycogen, the glycogen branching enzyme (GBE). Without sufficientglucose for energy metabolism, the newborn foals failed to thrive. It is vital tomaintain glucose levels in newborns. The research, which is scheduled toappear in the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, suggests that GBE deficiencymay be a common cause of neonatal mortality in Quarter Horses thatis obscured by the variety of clinical signs that resemble other equine neonataldiseases.AlleviatingAnimal Pain“In the past ten years, pain has becomea recognizable and treatable conditionfor animals,” says Elaine Robinson.Recently, Robinson and graduate student,Mona Al-Gizawiy, began lookingat post-operative pain in cats. They areconducting a study which compares anew injectable, non-steroid, anti-inflammatorydrug with a commonly usedanalgesic. Up to 60 cats will beobserved for 48 hours after an electivespaying operation. Researchers willevaluate signs of discomfort, eating anddrinking behavior, posture, and physicalitems such as heart rate, breathing,and blood composition.“You don’t need to speak to show pain;animals show pain in many ways,” saysRobison, who admits it has taken a lotof time to devise a scoring and gradingsystem for animal pain.Robinson is particularly interested inpain research involving cats. “Catsseem to show pain in different waysthan dogs. While dogs might vocalize,and even be more aggressive, cats tendto become withdrawn and quiet. Weare just starting to interpret thesebehaviors as a cat being in pain.”Elaine Robinson and Mona Al-Gizawiy13

NEWS NEWS NEWFILE PHOTOCollege NewsThe following faculty and graduate students passed boardexams to become diplomates in the respective specialtycolleges. Jeffrey Bender, diplomate, American Collegeof Veterinary PreventiveMedicine (ACVPM);Christie Malazdrewich,diplomate, American Collegeof Veterinary InternalMedicine (ACVIM); EricaMcKenzie, diplomate,ACVIM; Joni Scheftel,diplomate, ACVPM; andJane Sykes, diplomate,ACVIM. Brian Husbandspassed the board exam and ispreparing for the certifying exam for the AmericanCollege of Veterinary Internal Medicine.Tom Molitor has been named director of graduate studiesfor the veterinary medicine program and MarkRutherford has been named director of graduate studiesfor the molecular veterinary biosciences program…CarlOsborne was named 2001 recipient of the Hill’s CareerAchievement Award for significant advancements in thefield of veterinary nephrology and urology…JohnOsborne received the Student AVMA TeachingExcellence Award for Basic Sciences.Alumni NewsBonnie Beaver (DVM ’68) has been elected chair of theAmerican Veterinary Medical Association executive board.Beaver is a professor in the Department of Small AnimalMedicine and Surgery at Texas A&M University Collegeof Veterinary Medicine… René Carlson (DVM ’78) hasbeen reelected secretary of the American VeterinaryMedical Foundation…Charles Casey (DVM ’63) hasbeen named dean and director of the University ofMinnesota Extension Service…Janet Donlin (DVM ’81)received the American Veterinary Medical AssociationPresident’s Award for her leadership during the organizationaland developmental phaseof the National Commission onVeterinary Economic Issues…Delmar R. Finco (DVM ’59)received the Robert W. KirkAward from the AmericanCollege of Veterinary InternalMedicine…John Komarek(DVM ’58) was honored for hiscontributions to saving wetlandsat a ceremony held at theMinnesota State Fair inAugust…Ralph Palmer (DVM ’52) received aDistinguished Alumnus Award from South Dakota StateUniversity in recognition for his many years of service tothe livestock industry of South Dakota.FILE PHOTOIn MemoriamLloyd Van Pelt (DVM ’59) died in May. A diplomate of the American College ofLaboratory Animal Medicine, Van Pelt had served as chief of veterinarian serviceswith Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and director of the Center for ExperimentalAnimal Resources at Northwestern University.Bertram Berg (DVM ’66) died of a heart attack on September 13 at his home inHettinger N.D. He is the first person in his class to die and classmates are coordinatinga class gift in his name to support a student interested in a food animal career.For more information on the gift, contact Kathleen McLaughlin at 612-624-1247.Liz Wirt-Victor (DVM ’99) died on Thursday, September 20.14Wesley Anderson (DVM ’51) of Arvada, Colorado, died peacefully on October 2. After12 years in private practice, he returned to the U of M to receive his Ph.D. He went onto become head of the Veterinary Anatomy Department at the University of Saskatoon,Canada, and then The Ohio State University.

College of Veterinary Medicine DonorsThe College of Veterinary Medicine extends a sincere thank you to all the individuals,corporations and foundations that made a contribution between July 1, 2000 and June 30, 2001.IndividualContributions$100,000 & OverBonnie R. & James A. D’AquilaJames P. Palmquist & Beverly L. MarkisJune & Alvin S. Perlman$25,000 - $99,999Bliss W. BancroftRichard V. Huston & Glenda TaylorNeil N. Lapidus & June Cook-LapidusLouise & Douglas W. LeatherdaleClifford L. & Louise W. OttenRobert M. Price Jr. & Mary W. PriceElin & Timothy A. RaymondGordon & Nancy M. Roget$5,000 - $24,999Barbara S. & M. Dean AsburyFord W. Bell & Amy BellMarshall K. BrintonHans I. & Kathy JorgensenJohn C. MacMillanH. G. McNeely Jr.Florence O. Norris EstatePhilip & Ardell PalmquistJames J. & Christine C. Renier Fund ofthe Minneapolis FoundationHarold & Ruth Roitenberg Fund of theMinneapolis FoundationHubert J. & Julianne C. ThibodeauRuth B. Usem$1,000 - $4,999Bernard P. & Cindy L. AldrichRobert K. AndersonDavid J. & Suzanne M. BardoucheJoyce L. & Ronald E. BeauchaneMary BelfordMary L. & Jack M. BertMark G. BurnsMary Cantin & E. James IsenorDebra & Robert F. CervenkaLucy ChickettCarl M. & Dolores D’AquilaWendell J. & Marjorie J. De BoerLitton E. S. Field Jr.Thomas F. FletcherPerry J. & Barbara T. GehringFritz P. GlucksteinMarsha & Gary S. GronnebergJohn D. & Barbara E. HolmSylvia K. & Samuel L. Kaplan Fund ofthe Minneapolis FoundationKory KayeEdward J. KosciolekJoyce Laubach-VenezialeAlberta MroslaW. Duncan MacMillanSarah MarmeshDaniel J. & Deanna G. MuellerLester S. & Rahle NelsonRosemary H. & Wendell H. NiemannWalter H. OgburnTodd A. OstranderDelores F. PallanschThomas & Lucinda PallanschGary M. PetrucciJacquelin A. & Jerry C. PowellArthur J. PoschAnne C. & Douglas L. PetersenHorst M. RechelbacherKaren Rylander & Robert SchachterKathleen K. & Andrew ScottAnita B. SchwartzArlynn W. & Ann SchwankeE. A. SpolyarCris & James R. StetlerPenny & Mike Winton$500 - $999Betsy A. AirdJane-Marie P. & William C. BloombergElizabeth M. & Stephen W. BuckinghamJames J. & Darleen R. CassidyEdward W. & Norma M. CiriacyJudith S. & Richard F. CorsonLeigh G. & Harold C. CrumpNickie J. & Dennis A. DillonMichelle M. DingwallGemma Drees & Larry JohnsonJ. Roger Edson & Jean C. GormanSandra & Barton EpsteinCharles J. & Paula F. FarhoG. W. & E. E. Fischer Family Fund of theSt. Paul FoundationPierce FlemingAlan R. FloryPatricia O. & Peter L. FrechetteLyn A. GlennWilliam C. HartranftSusan G. HaugenLa Vonne HeimannSuzanne W. & Kip KnelmanPatricia A. & Robert A. KramerCarmel D. KaliherLarry E. KirchnerBeverly E. & Ralph F. LaurichMarvin R. MaasJohn J. MelanconGirard P. MillerJames B. MoeDouglas P. MuellerBarbara & Robert A. NelsonMabel J. OlsonRichard S. OlsonRoland C. OlsonJo Ann W. PasternackJerry L. & Lois R. PattenJerome B. & Jo Ann T. PedersonCharles R. & Peg RichRichard P. RomerGerald M. RosenStephanie L. RussoLawrence B. SchookPamela Shinler-JonesMilton & Jacqueline StenslandJanette SweasyJean M. Taylor & Roger D. GriffithElizabeth F. WeyerhaeuserPhyllis M. Wisen15

College of Veterinary Medicine DonorsFILE PHOTO$250 - $499A. Dean AbermanRobert D. Anderson & Linda A. WatsonNancy A. & Timothy BauerJan G. CiganekDennis A. & Nickie J. DillonIan P. DrummondLynne K. EdwardsSusan L. EgglestonJoel EricksonBarbara L. & James G. GeistfeldRaymond L. GrefeBarbara GreigDonald & Lucy A. GrinaGail R. HansenDiane C. HansgenWilliam C. HartranftHarold & Ethel M. HavertyJohn T. HelgesonAnthony A. & Diane T. HofstedeJorgen KruuseElden G. LamprechtJody P. LulichWalter R. McCarthy & Clara M. UelandKathleen M. McLaughlinCharles W. McPhersonJohn D. & Patricia W. NelsonCarl A. OsbornePatten Family Fund/Fidelity CharitableGift FundVirginia J. & Victor PermanPatricia A. & William J. PhippsDonald C. PlumbKatherine T. RanzingerBennett J. Porter IIIHerbert J. Rebhan IIIJean & Edwin G. RiceJ. Patrick RyanNancy L. & Wayne W. SiewertEleanor H. SpicolaCharles A. StancerMary Lynn E. StantonKathy & Richard C. SwensonSusan L. TellersBrad J. & Eileen L. ThackerDee Ann L. ThompsonGail A. Ward & John C. SmithRiley K. Wilson$100 - $249Linda L. AbenothD. J. AmbroseGary L. AndersenEugene R. AndersonMatthew J. AndersonRonald D. AndersonSteven W. AndersonNeil V. AndersonRenee D. AndersonMark G. AndersonRosalind AnnenJohn M. AnzaloneJohn E. Arnold Jr.Patricia & Daryll AverySteven J. & Arlene S. BadinerCharice T. BakkeKevin W. BarcusAlan C. BaumRosemarie H. BeaulieuAlvin M. BeckerJerry A. & Diane M. BeckrichPhilip H. BerendsPaul S. BergerM. Gail BieberRichard P. & Michelle A. BlackmonCharles & Sheila A. BlankerClyde L. BooksSarah A. BoothJ. Kenneth BozevichDavid P. & Melissa BronderAllen Brookins-BrownDonald BrostromVanessa J. BrownT. E. BrownAnn E. BrownleeCindy J. BrunnerJames A. BurnsWilliam J. & Elna L. CampbellWilliam J. CaseyGary C. CasselRobert L. ChaffinMarian S. & Keith S. ChamplinCharles F. ChesneyAvery J. ChristiansonRuby K. & Michael W. ChristopherMark S. CitsayJames E. CoadThomas A. & Sharon M. ColbethJames E. CollinsCaroline E. CollinsVictoria A. CookL. Jacqueline Cottingham-ZierdtMary P. CraigDavid W. & Joanne F. DalbyBarbara J. DannerBarbara J. D’AquilaJoan F. DavisEdward J. DeJarlaisLaurel A. DegernesMary Ann DeibelAmos S. & Sue DeinardEdward F. DettmersStephanie DiekmannTherese M. DieringerRichard E. DierksRobert A. DietlThomas S. & Donna L. DinsmoreSylvia M. & James P. DolanDarol D. DucaL. A. DunnPhil & Cheryl DuranteN. S. & Shirley DzubaySteven J. EkholmLarry L. EllisNellis Pain EngenDavid A. FerrinDavid F. & Beverly J. FinleyJay D. FlattumBarbara A. FleigJanice FlemingAlton J. FlugumDaryl P. FortierMarion F. FranciscoPeter H. FranzDonald B. & Isabelle FrenchDiane K. & Charles FryeDavid A. GarlieCurtis T. GeedingJerold D. GemarGail R. GiesekeNoreen L. & Dennis E. GilbertsClo Mary & David GirkJ. Diann GoettenWayne T. & Patt GrazziniKenneth L. GreinerJill C. GrierEdward W. GuldsethFlorence A. GundersonAlice GunlogsonJean GuyerThomas R. HaggartMark E. HamlinGail R. HansenDiane E. HarperDaniel C. HartnettGlenn W. Hasse Jr.John A. HaugeLarry J. HeiPatty HelgelandJerry A. HenkeRandall J. HermanWilliam E. HiattJames A. HicksRichard A. HigginsHarvey D. HilleyDiane T. & Anthony A. HofstedeChristopher M. HolensteinTodd H. HummelJames C. Hunt Jr.John P. & Linda L. HurtgenKornvara IornCraig D. Innes16

Richard W. & Ann M. IrvineDale L. JansonSusan R. JanuschkaRobert B. & Joyce JaskowiakPeter M. & Catherine R. JirikMary E. & La Rue W. JohnsonBrenda L. JohnsonRobert R. JorgensenBruce R. KahnAlice & Hans KalinkaCarol KeehnP. J. KesslerGene R. KindJean L. & Thomas R. KingWalter D. KingDuane R. KissnerStanley H. KlevenRebecca A. KnittleLinda KorfeMarilyn M. KraftGeorge H. KrienkeRoger A. KrogwoldJudith E. KrowJohn M. KrugerJohn R. & Donna KunkelAnn M. & Andre C. Lapeyre IIIRichard LarsonHarvard E. LarsonDorothy L. LarsonHerbert A. & Elizabeth J. LePlattAnne W. LeckGary R. LeffBradford LemkeSheldon & Delores LevinVera J. LikinsCynthia A. LindauMorris A. LinkFrank & Kirsten Loiseaux-PurcellRuth A. & Timothy J. LoulaMargaret A. MajewskiRobert MarcumJ. C. & Ann S. MathewsMichael C. McCawJames K. McCormackMiriam E. McGurranJames R. McLeodDonald N. McMartinDonna C. McRobertsP. McSwiggen & B. J. MeierA. S. McVey & E. J. BrineCharles R. MeinersTimothy P. MetcalfAllen D. MeyerGretchen E. & Brian W. MeyerAbbie & Curtis J. MillerChristine A. MistrettaLaura K. MolgaardAlan B. MontgomeryDonald J. & Jean M. MuetingKristina MurtoGene W. NagelDavid C. NelsonDennis I. NelsonClaude J. NelsonPatricia W. & John D. NelsonSarah J. NobleJohn N. NorgrenKaren A. NyropPatricia T. O’connorJoseph OfstedalJon P. OlsonRoland C. OlsonMichael E. OrmanCarol J. OrmondKathryn M. OttoGregory & Kathryn PalmquistVirginia E. Pappas & Roger O. MahreLawrence E. ParyzElizabeth M. PattenRonald F. & Sue C. PattersonDaniel S. & Sara G. PattonBrian D. PeissigSuzanne F. PetersonDonald J. PetersonDouglas F. & Kathleen E. PetersonConnie G. PhillipsWilliam J. & Patricia A. PhippsDonald E. PietzJohn J. & Donna J. PlunkettBen Porter IIIMelvin M. PrantnerRaymond S. PraySuzanne R. ProudfootLinda K. PuelstonJenna RasmussenBrian K. ReedKent R. RefsalJames H. ReynoldsStuart G. & Pam A. RiceNancy K. RidgeRodney J. RiewerJacqueline & James RifenberghJohn C. RodgersLarissa A. RoiguezBrian D. & Debra K. RoggowBetty G. RolfsKent M. RosenblumMark S. RusleyNoel Ann RyanDebra Warner RyanTracy A. & Jon M. SaarelaElaine H. & Gary R. SampsonDouglas K. SandersGayle G. SantasieroRobert C. SartoriMary Ann SaurinoJulie A. ScheurerJennifer H. & Mark P. SchmaedekeSusan SchmittRodger D. SchneckTherese C. SchneiderJeffrey C. SchnobrichClaudia L. SchoendorfCharles D. SchwantesWilliam F. SchwarzeRuth C. ShannonRaghubir P. SharmaJames E. & Debra M. ShimonJacob W. SieckFrancis E. SiegfriedEdward W. Simonet IIIJames S. SimonsonKay F. & Arlen J. SkorrCarol J. & Thomas J. SlatteryCatherine S. SmegalMona T. SmisekCarla L. Smith-McClellanKevin J. SmykowskiArthur L. SolieMargaret R. SoubyAndrew E. Spero & Jill E. TaylorCharles E. StanleyShirley D. StarkRobert H. SteinkrausPhilip G. StevensonHannis L. Stoddard IIIDarold L. StrandbergJudith D. StraubMichael A. StrobelJames W. SundetHenrietta & Douglas SwacinaJames A. SwenbergRichard C. & Kathy SwensonCory W. & Melanie M. TauerThomas A. & Julie E. TheiringerRodney V. ThielekeHarold & Mary TilstraMark D. TitusDaniel J. TocheSheila M. F. TorresJohn S. TravisRandall L. & Christa J. TreichelMark S. TrippJames R. TrippJames D. TritesKathleen A. TuneRichard R. UhligRebecca A. UrbanskiMary P. WagnerLewis & Patricia WalkerT. K. & Linda L. WallingGeorge T. WaltersAgnes M. WalzThomas W. WanousStanley R. WatersMarc S. & Leslie A. WeinbergerLois B. WeiseDonald R. WengerKaren J. WennbergMark G. WernerThomas B. WesleyBarbara J. WilliaDiane L. WilsonKeith M. Wilts & Lisa SellNathan L. WinkelmanAnn M. WinsorTheodore E. & Karen A. WiseDiana F. WittkopfMaureen E. WolfgramTeresa M. WoodJ. Cordell & Joyce F. WoodsGifts from individualsand corporations are vitalto the College ofVeterinary Medicine.State funding supportsonly 30 percent of thebudget. Contributionsprovide the margin ofexcellence to elevate theCVM from being a goodcollege to a great college.Endowed scholarshipshelp students overcomethe tremendous burden ofeducational debt that nowaverages $60,000 by thetime they graduate.Endowing a scholarship inhonor or memory of aloved one or faculty memberis a tribute that will lastin perpetuity. Call theDevelopment office at 612-624-1247 for information.17

College of Veterinary Medicine DonorsRecently, clients of theteaching hospital includedthe College in their will.“We are leaving the bulk ofour estate to the College ofVeterinary Medicine tosupport companion animalmedicine because ouranimals are family to us.Our cat received extraordinarycare and we want tobe sure the College will beable to provide that samecompassionate care in thefuture.”Creative estate planningoptions are availablethat can provide taxrelief and income opportunitiesfor donors during theirlifetime. Contact KathleenMcLaughlin, Director ofDevelopment at 612-624-1247 for information.Jerry WorkmanJohn S. WrightDonald YahnkeThomas E. Youngblood & Nancy H.BrooksKathleen M. & Roger W. Zopfi Jr.Organizations$25,000 & OverBoehringer Ingelheim VetmedicaCargill Animal NutritionChurch & Dwight Co. Inc.Genetiporc Inc.Huss FoundationPharmacia & Upjohn Co.PICRalston Purina Co.$5,000 - $24,9993M Company & 3M Foundation Inc.Agstar Financial ServicesAlpharmaBurrill & Co.Greycoach FoundationJ. C. MacMillan Family 1974 TrustMidwest Orthopaedic ResearchFoundationPoultry Veterinary CentersThe Summer Fund$1,000 - $4,999American Veterinary MedicalFoundationAmerican Express FoundationAmerican Type Culture CollectionBanfield-The Pet HospitalBaron International Aviation Inc.Caballeros Del NorteDow AgrosciencesDuluth Kennel ClubEastern States VeterinaryAssociation Inc.Genomic Fx L .P.Gordon Nelson Memorial FundGroves FoundationHoffmann-La Roche FoundationIdeal Diamond Inc.Kelly Foods Corp.Minnesota Animal HealthFoundationMonsanto CoPaddlewheel NewfoundlandsProtatek International Inc.Qwest FoundationR & D Systems Inc.Schering-Plough Animal HealthSalesSundet FoundationTexas Agri Experiment StationThe James Ford Bell FoundationTribeca-Soho Animal HospitalW. K. Kellogg FoundationXcel Energy Foundation$500 - $999All Pets Animal HospitalAmidon GraphicsAnimal Hospital Of PittsfordB P Amoco Foundation Inc.Farfellow FoundationG W & E E Fischer Family FundI B M International FoundationIdexx Labortories Inc.Iowa Veterinary Supply Co.Midwest Veterinary Supply Inc.Minnesota Scwt Kidney ClinicPaw Prints Veterinary ClinicShell Oil Co. FoundationSt Jude Medical Inc.Sunrise Farms Inc.The Pharmacia Foundation Inc.$250 - $499Blackwell Science Ltd.Companion Animal HospitalDownriver Veterinary AssociationIntervet Inc.Katare Veterinary ClinicLake County Veterinary ClinicMonticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalPatten Family FundPave Tech Inc.Sandra Land Development Inc.The Prudential Foundation$100 - $249A R K O Laboratories Ltd.All Animal Clinic P AAlliant Techsystems Inc.Anderson AssociatesAnimal Health PracticeAnimal Hosp Of Signal MountainAnimal Med Ctr Of New EnglandAvidBattletown Animal ClinicBedford Animal HospitalBellport Animal HospitalBluemound Animal HospitalBriargate Blvd Animal ClinicBullard Animal Hospital Inc.Chaska Vly Veterinary ClinicCherry Hills Veterinary HospitalChicago-Lake Liquor Store Inc.Children’s Country Day SchoolColle & McVoy Inc.Commonwealth Animal HospitalCorcoran Pet Care CenterDaktari Bovine ReproductveServicesDel Mar Hts Vet Hosp Inc.East Hills Animal Clinic P CEast Lohman Veterinary ClinicEast Longmeadow Animal HospitalEast Valley Animal Clinic P AEastman Animal ClinicEli Lilly & Co FoundationElm Creek Animal HospitalEpperson Nw Animal HospitalFortier & Associates Inc.General Mills FoundationH J Heinz Co FoundationHeritage Pet HospitalHilltop Animal HospitalHy-Line InternationalJasminka Chan Inc.John Young Parkway AnimalHospitalJust Cats Veterinary CareKlingele Veterinary ClinicLofton Ridge Deer & Bison FarmLomatt Inc.Lums Pond Animal HospitalMadeira Veterinary Hospital Inc.Maine Biological LaboratoriesMc Bride Small Animal HospitalMeadow Lark DairyMeiners Animal ClinicMurrayhill Veterinary HospitalNeffsville Veterinary ClinicNew Haven Pet HospitalNicholas Turkey Breeding FarmsNova Veterinary Service Inc.Novartis U S FoundationOrchard Lake Animal Hospital Inc.Orman & Nord Law OfficesParkway Veterinary HospitalRenegade ArabiansRivertown Animal HospitalRock Veterinary Clinic P ARosenholm-Wolfe Dairy LLPSacramento Cat HospitalSt Francis Veterinary HospitalThe Ark Animal ClinicThe Carlson Companies Inc.The Kitty ClinicTri-County Animal Hospital Inc.United Way Silicon ValleyVeterinary Center On MainVeterinary Medical CenterW Roseville Veterinary HospitalWhite Oak Animal HospitalWillmar Poultry Co Inc.Wingert Animal HospitalZeeb Temple Animal HospitalWe are grateful for allgifts to the college. Spacelimitations prevent usfrom listing donors whocontributed less than$100. We have tried tobe as accurate as possiblein listing donors, and weapologize if we overlookedanyone. Please call 612-625-5275 if we havenot correctly listed yourcontribution.18

College of Veterinary Medicine Tribute FundThanksThe College of Veterinary MedicineTribute Fund received hundreds of giftsTribute gifts were designated for hospitalequipment, clinical studies or studentthis past year in memory of a beloved pet,to honor a pet or pet lover, to celebrate anachievement or show support for a grievingfriend.scholarships, according to donor wishes.Recipients as well as donors take comfortin knowing these gifts will help the livesof many beloved pets in years to come.Pet Tribute GiftsFY 2001The following gifts honor a pet:Abbey, pet of Lois Floan given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalAbby, pet of Sharon Gebhardt givenby Arcade Animal HospitalAbby, given by Douglas G. HodderAbner, pet of Bill Green given byEquine/Small Animal MedicalCenterAdora, pet of Teresa Duncan given byHeritage Pet HospitalAhzy, pet of John and Jeanie Volzgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalAlaina, pet of Marci Waggoner givenby West Village Vet HospitalAlex, pet of Lowell Wenberg given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalAlex, pet of Carole Morris given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalAlex II, pet of Diane Lundahl given byArcade Animal HospitalAlexander, pet of Catherine O’Hanlongiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalAlexander, pet of Virginia Tate givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalAllegro, pet of Shelley Podolny givenby West Village Vet HospitalAlso, pet of Willa Kieitz given by WestVillage Vet HospitalAlvin, pet of Peter Barrett given byWest Village Vet HospitalAmadeus, the black cat, pet of AnneDirks given by Stephen andElizabeth BuckinghamAmber, pet of Kenneth and Kathy D’Auria given by Animal HealthPracticeAmber, pet of Ron and Sherry DeWerdt given by Heritage PetHospitalAmstel, pet of Greg White given byBattery Park Veterinary HospitalAmstel, pet of Greg White given byWest Village Vet HospitalAndy, given by Robert Shiu and JeanA. PatersonAngel, pet of Art and MaryannBirdseye given by Heritage PetHospitalAngel, pet of Shami Chalken given byWest Village Vet HospitalAnnie, pet of Don and Kathy Codergiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalAnnie and Putz, given by SusanEgglestonAntar, given by Jay and BarbaraDoughertyAnthony, pet of Ruby Dreyer given byWest Village Vet HospitalAonghus, pet of Ores Chever givenby West Village Vet HospitalArbus, pet of Patricia Thornley givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalArgus, pet of William Cornwell givenby West Village Vet HospitalAriel, pet of Maynard Crossman givenby West Village Vet HospitalArp, pet of Don Freeman given byWest Village Vet HospitalArthur, pet of Mary Danna given byArcade Animal HospitalArthur, pet of John and Ruth Ulnessgiven by Equine/Small AnimalMedical CenterAspy, pet of Candy Harder given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalAsta, pet of The Walsa Family givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalAstro, pet of Mike and CarolMcDonough given by Heritage PetHospitalAuggie, pet of Lorren Crawford givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalAutumn, pet of Victoria Schwaidgiven by Battery Park VeterinaryHospitalAxel, pet of The Thomas Family givenby East Valley Animal ClinicAyo, pet of Neil Cohen and DonnaPhillips given by West Village VetHospitalBabe, pet of The Fondrick Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicBabe, pet of Jim and Karen Buchanangiven by Heritage Pet HospitalBabes, pet of Jon and Melanie Zychgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalBaby, pet of Carla Bitker given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalBaby, pet of Marion Kolsby given byWest Village Vet HospitalBaby Dumpling, given by Natalja H.KlingelBad, pet of Chris Richie given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalBailey, pet of Curt and Peggy Hallgiven by Cold Spring VeterinaryHospitalBalie, pet of Ralph Loffredo given byWest Village Vet HospitalBandit, pet of Jimmy and LaurieFulgham given by Heritage PetHospitalBanner, pet of Jane Cunninghamgiven by Arcade Animal HospitalBar S Flawless Kid, pet of Katie Sirekgiven by The Equine/Small AnimalMedical CenterBaron, pet of E. B. and Donna Mamergiven by Dr. EkholmBasha, pet of Lori Worcester given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalBB, pet of The Johnson Family givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalBear, given by Andrew Spero and JillTaylorBear, pet of Gary Donaghy given byDr. Angela GrecoBear Bear, pet of Donald May givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalBeau, pet of Norman Novotny givenby Animal Health PracticeBeau, pet of William Barthel given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalBeauregard, pet of The KarrmannFamily given by East Valley AnimalHospitalBeezlebub, pet of Alexander Karinskygiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalBella, pet of Catherine Gund given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalBelly, pet of Valerie Ghent given byWest Village Vet HospitalBenji, given by Larry L. EllisBennie, pet of Geraldine Capra givenby Arcade Animal HospitalBessie, pet of Evans Siskel given byTribeca Soho Animal Hospital19

College of Veterinary Medicine Tribute FundBetty, pet of The Hajlo Family givenby Patricia NovakBianca, pet of The Molinari Familygiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalBiff, pet of Deb Kohler and BryanDeike given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalBig Guy, pet of The Herman Familygiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalBill, pet of The Shaw Family given byArcade Animal HospitalBillie, pet of Gail Rook given byEquine/Small Animal MedicalCenterBilly, pet of Mary Kate McMahongiven by Valley Shamrocks 4-HClubBing, pet of Claire Dishman given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalBingo, pet of Andrea Handevidt givenby E. A. SpolyarBird, pet of Ralph and YouwadeeGreen given by Monticello-BigLake Pet HospitalBitsy, pet of Peggy Miller and Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicBlack Kittah, pet of Elaine Burt givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalBlackjack, pet of Judie Carter givenby East Valley Animal ClinicBlacky, pet of Lisa Freyberger givenby Arcade Animal HospitalBlade, pet of Giancarlo Impiglia givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalBlondie, pet of Val and Pat Conleygiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalBloomberg, pet of Dorothy Cosonasgiven by West Village Vet HospitalBlue, pet of Ed and Linda Carrollgiven by Arcade Animal HospitalBlue, pet of Sherry Landsman givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalBlue Boy, pet of Tom Robins given byHeritage Pet HospitalBo, pet of Elmer and Karla Knockelgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalBob, pet of James C. Sinclair given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalBob, pet of Geraldine Shanahangiven by West Village Vet HospitalBobo, pet of Mr. and Mrs. John Enggiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalBoe, pet of Dr. Jane Armstrong givenby Tom and Julie MunseyBondo, pet of Steve Paul given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalBone, pet of Kain Khayyam given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalBonnie, pet of Eric and AlyssaErlandson given by Monticello-BigLake Pet HospitalBoo, pet of Lee Fryd given by TribecaSoho Animal HospitalBoomer, pet of The Kistner Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicBoomer, pet of Clay and Joyce Younggiven by Heritage Pet HospitalBoone, pet of Robyn and WilliamTappe given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalBoots, pet of Judy Levitz given byWest Village Vet HospitalBosia, pet of Terry Haman given byBattery Park Veterinary HospitalBownder, pet of Karla Rozeboomgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalBrandy, pet of Tim and ColeenWagner given by East ValleyAnimal ClinicBrandy, pet of The Tom Family givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalBrillig, pet of Stanley Lorch given byWest Village Vet HospitalBroomstreet, pet of Tino Zago givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalBrownie, pet of Cook Family given byEast Valley Animal ClinicBruno, pet of Gary Johnson given byArcade Animal HospitalBruno, pet of Jim Gunthorpe given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalBrutus, pet of Paul Weisenfeld givenby Battery Park Veterinary HospitalBrutus, pet of Jo Anywaush given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalBuck, pet of Kim Schaff given by ColdSpring Veterinary HospitalBuck, pet of Doug Mendel given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalBuck, pet of Larry and CarolMortensen given by Heritage PetHospitalBuckshot, pet of Roy Estes given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalBucky, given by Judith CullenBud, pet of Greg and Jan Holmesgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalBud, pet of Julie Becker given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalBud, pet of Suzanne Chase-Wolfegiven by West Village Vet HospitalBuddy, pet of Kate Bellanger given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalBuddy, pet of Rolland Amundsongiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalBuffie, pet of Rodney and SandyRohrer given by Heritage PetHospitalBuffy, pet of Jeff Grabow given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalBuffy-Anne, pet of Harriet Rudd givenby Heritage Pet HospitalBunky, pet of Aaron Steiner given byWest Village Vet HospitalBuster, pet of Patty Clark given byAnimal Health PracticeBuster, given by Bruce and Julie SieBuster, pet of Nancy Moulden givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalBuster, pet of Mr. and Mrs. Copelandgiven by East Valley Animal ClinicButch, pet of Bonnie Storm given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalButtons, pet of Doug and LyndaRamier given by Heritage PetHospitalBuzzer, pet of Karen Kelly given byWest Village Vet HospitalC J, pet of Claude Shirts given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalC. G., pet of Robert and MaryMcDougall given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalCaedmon, given by Mary AnnSaurinoCairo, pet of William Blake given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalCalico, pet of Irja Strautmanis givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalCalico, pet of Gay Young given byWest Village Vet HospitalCallie, pet of Ginnie Brandstrom andBrian Crossley given by CrossroadsAnimal HospitalCasey, pet of Diane Sullivan given byAnimal Health PracticeCasey, pet of Gloria Buhaug given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalCasey, pet of The Moreshi Familygiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalCasper, pet of Kim Pahl and Familygiven by Crossroads AnimalHospitalCass, pet of Cindy Beaver given byEast Valley Animal Clinic20

Cassandra and Pagan, pet of ElaineBeaty given by Felines and FernsCatsitting ServiceCassie, pet of Ron and Ann Woodgiven by Dr. Angela GrecoCassie, pet of Jack and Joan Glovergiven by Equine/Small AnimalMedical CenterCassie, pet of Amy Grossman givenby West Village Vet HospitalCasumere, pet of Robert Lee Morrisgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalCaviar, pet of Ruth Cohen given byWest Village Vet HospitalCeasar, pet of The Zeimet Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicCeasar, pet of James and Sharon Dowgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalCelia, pet of George Watson given byWest Village Vet HospitalCeline, pet of Alexis Rockman givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalCervantes, pet of Gary and IvanaCroghan given by Heritage PetHospitalChamp, pet of Arlen, Patty, Dan andScott Bjorklund given by Larry andCarol BjorklundCharco, pet of Richard Fawver givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalCharco, given by Richard and JeneanFawverCharlee, pet of Jesse and KristineSmith given by West Village VetHospitalCharlie, given by Chris and Mary AnnDeibelCharlie, pet of Harvey Jurik given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalCharlie, pet of Dana and PattyBrunkhorst given by Heritage PetHospitalCharlie, pet of Delores Shelby givenby Monticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalCharlie, pet of Don and Sue Sodemangiven by Monticello-Big Lake PetHospitalCharlie, pet of Chuck Eitel given byPatricia NovakCharlie Nyx, pet of Charlene Tolbertgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalCharlotte, pet of Bob Cohen given byWest Village Vet HospitalChase Manhattan and Smiley, givenby Patricia LewisChaugo, pet of Elizabeth and DavidBrowne given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalChaz, pet of Marcia Cutting given byEast Valley Animal ClinicChelsea, pet of Nick and NatalieLastavich and Family given byMonticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalChelsea, pet of Lisa Hazel given byWest Village Vet HospitalChelsee, pet of Joseph Sipos given byWest Village Vet HospitalChester, pet of Crystal Kirgiss givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalChester, pet of John and Judy Bridellgiven by Patricia A. LewisChester, pet of Vivian Scholl given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalChester, pet of Robin Dictenberg andFamily given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalChester, pet of Robin Dictenberg andFamily given by West Village VetHospitalChewie, pet of Grace Rafftery givenby East Valley Animal ClinicChewy, pet of Linda Hupf given bySontag Animal Medical CenterChi Chi, pet of Duane Dann given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalChipper, pet of Ken and Ann Shroyergiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalChippie, pet of Richard and JanWaldie given by East Valley AnimalClinicChloe, pet of Marcy Pavlo and Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicChloe, pet of Tony Hansen given byHeritage Pet HospitalChloe, pet of Beverly Markis and JimPalmquist given by KathleenMcLaughlin and Jeff KlausnerChloe, pet of Ruby Packard given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalChloe, pet of Pamela Gordon givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalCindy, pet of Wanda and Brent Olsongiven by Monticello-Big Lake PetHospitalCinnamon, pet of SteveChristopherson given by HeritagePet HospitalCirce, pet of Bernice Cortelle given byWest Village Vet HospitalClancy, pet of Tim and Kathy Sheagiven by Heritage Pet HospitalCleo, pet of Jean and Ed Olsen givenby Arcade Animal HospitalCleo, pet of Scott Clark and PaulDavid Stanko given by ArcadeAnimal HospitalCleo, pet of Terry Nelson given byHudson Road Animal HospitalCleo, pet of Elaine Burt given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalCleo, pet of Mark Kogan given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalCleo, pet of Michael Morris given byWest Village Vet HospitalCoal House, pet of Craig Zehms givenby West Village Vet HospitalCoalie, pet of Dan and Julie Mostemgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalCoco,pet of Kay Blanchard given byHeritage Pet HospitalCoco,pet of Michael and LisaAckerman given by Heritage PetHospitalCoco,pet of Craig Marks given byWest Village Vet HospitalCoconut, pet of Dawn Preston givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalCody, pet of Michael and WendyHolman given by Cold SpringVeterinary HospitalCoffee Bean, pet of Mr. and Mrs.Douglas Hilson given by TribecaSoho Animal HospitalCollage, pet of Patti Carpenter givenby West Village Vet HospitalColumbus, pet of Jeremy Broughtongiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalComet, pet of Nancy Dickerson givenby Monticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalConna Marra, pet of Virginia andMartin Sheridan given by WestVillage Vet HospitalCookie, pet of Marci Zelmanoff givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalCooper, pet of Amy Sayres given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalCorky, pet of Bud Sawka given byArcade Animal HospitalCowboy, given by James and DarleenCassidyCowboy, pet of Deborah Trismangiven by West Village Vet HospitalCream Puff, pet of Richard Blodgettgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalCream Puff, pet of Clare Waterhousegiven by West Village Vet HospitalCricket, pet of Alfred Anderson givenby Heritage Pet HospitalCricket, pet of Grace Fitzgerald givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalCritter, pet of Judy Gage given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalCubby, given by Michael Hahn andMarjorie WalshCuca, pet of Elaine Cecula given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalCuddles, pet of Lois Hanson given byArcade Animal HospitalD. J., pet of James Czaja given byAnimal Health PracticeDaisy, pet of Mary Mumert given byMonticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalDakota, pet of Amy and MikeVandeLinde given by EdinburghPet HospitalDalton and Hank, pet of JoelSchneider given by Apache AnimalHospitalDane, pet of Tim and Pam Robeckgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalDanny, pet of Martin and JudithMueller given by Heritage PetHospitalDasha, given by ElizabethWeyerhaeuserDexter, given by James and IreneBohnDick, pet of Kelly and Deb Shannongiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalDickens, pet of Cathy Bentham givenby Monticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalDigby, pet of Chris Alexander givenby West Village Vet HospitalDigger, pet of Elizabeth Lehn givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalDinah, pet of Andrew Leonard givenby West Village Vet HospitalDoDo,pet of Jennifer Ma given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalDoll, pet of Ed De Sautis given byWest Village Vet HospitalDolly, pet of Marie Bonsoque givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalDomino, pet of Jeanne Dahnke givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalDonavon, pet of Roseanne Arntzgiven by East Valley Animal ClinicDoogie, pet of Leon and Sally Pitzengiven by Cold Spring VeterinaryHospitalDorie, pet of Robert Gilsdorf given byDetroit Lakes Animal Hospital21

College of Veterinary Medicine Tribute FundDorothy, given by Susan M.BrucklacherDuchess, pet of Dean Mickelsongiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalDuchess, pet of Tim Ronning givenby Heritage Pet HospitalDuchess, pet of Thomas and KarenKlein given by Rice Pet ClinicDudley, pet of Patricia Olson given byHeritage Pet HospitalDuke, pet of Kevin and AnnMcLaughlin given by Heritage PetHospitalDuke, pet of Joseph and Diane Grillgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalDuke, pet of Patrick Holt given byHeritage Pet HospitalDuke, pet of Kevin and Denise Plotzgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalDuke, pet of Win and Laura Shengiven by Heritage Pet HospitalDuncan, pet of Nancy Moore givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalDuncan, pet of Nancy Moore givenby West Village Vet HospitalDustin, pet of The Ramstad Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicDusty, pet of Karen Rainville given byHeritage Pet HospitalDusty, pet of Phillip and Julie Vietgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalDusty, pet of Betsy Smith given byHeritage Pet HospitalDusty, pet of Joe and Michelle Bechelgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalDutch, pet of Steve and EvelynMohlke given by Heritage PetHospitalDutch, pet of Vincent Messina givenby West Village Vet HospitalDutchess, pet of Kevin Pull given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalDutchess, pet of James Mistelskegiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalDutchess, pet of Cos and SueStondzia given by Heritage PetHospitalEbony, pet of Robert Hansen given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalEddie, pet of Nancy Cole given byBattery Park Veterinary HospitalEddie, pet of Judy Ward given byHeritage Pet HospitalEddie Larose, pet of John Craig givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalEdgar, pet of Nicole Palumbo givenby Battery Park Veterinary HospitalElektra, pet of Roger Katz given byBattery Park Veterinary HospitalEliot, pet of Tim Kessler given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalEllie, pet of Scott and Sue Schwartzgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalEmily, pet of Carl and Kristen Changiven by Heritage Pet HospitalEmma, pet of Tom Fritz given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalEros, pet of Gwen Sperling given byAnimal Health PracticeEvie, pet of Randy Antes given byBattery Park Veterinary HospitalFala, pet of Diane Pflipsen given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalFanny, pet of The Alexander Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicFantasia, pet of Kim Miner given byHeritage Pet HospitalFatman, pet of Nicodemus Giannelligiven by West Village Vet HospitalFaunus, pet of Phyllis Collins given byWest Village Vet HospitalFay, pet of Dr. Betty Kramek given byRita MillerFay, pet of Dr. Betty Kramek given byThe Staff at the VTHFerdinand, pet of John Hall given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalFernand, pet of David Bonnou Vriergiven by West Village Vet HospitalFleck, pet of Brad and MicheleSchmidt given by Heritage PetHospitalFortuna, pet of Alan Showe given byWest Village Vet HospitalFossey, pet of Peg Flanagan given byDr. Angela GrecoFrancis, given by Frank and KirstenLoiseaux-PurcellFrancis, given by Maggie and RonThompsonFreckles, pet of Julie Johnson givenby Heritage Pet HospitalFred, pet of Robin and Steven Jewettgiven by Companion AnimalHospitalFred, pet of Helen DuPont given byWest Village Vet HospitalFrisky, pet of Sue Young given byWest Village Vet HospitalFritz, pet of The Simi Family given byEast Valley Animal ClinicFritz, pet of Craig McElroy given byWest Village Vet HospitalFrog, pet of Rich Rowley given byHeritage Pet HospitalFuzzy, pet of Evelyn Rudahl given byBattery Park Veterinary HospitalGabby, pet of Lloyd Kagin given byWest Village Vet HospitalGander, pet of Howard Rower givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalGata, pet of Dan Flynn given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalGelsey, pet of Barbara Pokras givenby Battery Park Veterinary HospitalGeorge, pet of Wynkoop Blair givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalGiacomo, pet of Rebecca Mooregiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalGin and Miko, pet of Terry O’Bryanand Mark Hyland given by PriorLake Pet HospitalGina, pet of Don Koosman given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalGinger, pet of Dan and Nancy Casadagiven by Crossroads AnimalHospitalGinger, pet of David Daggett givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalGizmo, pet of Brian and SandyCooper given by Heritage PetHospitalGizmo, given by James and NoraRitterGoldfinger, pet of Barry Sollom givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalGoldie, pet of Allan Witthoeft givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalGoona, pet of Dan Wasserman givenby West Village Vet HospitalGorky, pet of Peter Girardi given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalGozer, pet of Dr. and Mrs. LawrenceJacobson given by Battery ParkVeterinary HospitalGozer, pet of Jennifer Jacobson givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalGracie, pet of Tom Cambridge givenby West Village Vet HospitalGrant, pet of Geneva Carr given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalGretchen, pet of John and MaryFreeman given by Heritage PetHospitalGretchen, pet of Dallas and SusanNelson given by Heritage PetHospitalGretchen, pet of The Yant Familygiven by John Arnold and BarbaraMeredithGreygory, pet of Becky and CraigVanNieter given by TheEquine/Small Animal MedicalCenterGrover, pet of Gena Hegelman andFamily given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalGuido, pet of Mrs. Dallas Flynn givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalGulliver, pet of Elizabeth Brown givenby West Village Vet HospitalGus, pet of Greg Johnson given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalGus, pet of Nicholas Nash given by EdKosciolekGus, pet of Jules Nelkin given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalGypsy, pet of Nancy Smith given byEast Valley Animal ClinicHalcyon, pet of William Stephensgiven by West Village Vet HospitalHallway, pet of Karen Pearlman givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalHamlet, pet of Claudia Bogdanosgiven by Battery Park VeterinaryHospitalHandsome, pet of Linda Yellen givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalHank, pet of Robert and BeverlyRobinson given by Heritage PetHospitalHannah, pet of Tim and MaryDallman given by Heritage PetHospitalHanz, pet of The Stoerzinger Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicHappi, pet of Carolyn Blaney given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalHarlow, pet of Monique Gibson givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalHarold, pet of Andrea Johnson givenby Hudson Road Animal HospitalHarold, pet of Elaine Sabol given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalHarriet, pet of Phil and Fran Johnsongiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalHeckle, pet of Paul LaRocca given byHeritage Pet HospitalHector, pet of Janice Stucky given byHeritage Pet HospitalHeidi, pet of Duane Brownlee givenby Detroit Lakes Animal Hospital22

Private veterinary clinicsHeidi, pet of Larry and SueMattson given by Heritage PetHospitalHeidi, pet of Craig and MichelleJohnson given by Heritage PetHospitalHeidi, pet of Linda O’Brien givenby Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalHenry, pet of Nancy Schmidtgiven by West Village VetHospitalHera, pet of Dwight Heil given byHeritage Pet HospitalHershey, pet of Rick Lynch givenby Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalHey Guy, given by Jerry andJacqueline PowellHeywood, pet of Pat Mangangiven by West Village VetHospitalHilde, pet of Dr. Aafeldt given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalHilde, pet of SamanthaTeschendorf given by DetroitLakes Animal HospitalHobbes, pet of Ellen Wong andFamily given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalHolly, pet of Lemal Edwards givenby West Village Vet HospitalHomer, pet of Barb Faust andFamily given by East ValleyAnimal ClinicHoney, pet of Thomas and JoEllen Ehrsam given by HeritagePet HospitalHope, pet of Jerry Neren given byEast Valley Animal ClinicHuckleberry, pet of Jan Horsfallgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalIggy, pet of William Zerfuss givenby Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalIngaborg, given by Noreen andDennis GilbertsIrene, pet of Elizabeth Alfordgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalIris, pet of Diana Tschida given byArcade Animal HospitalIvan, pet of Kim Jurkovac given byWest Village Vet HospitalJack, pet of John and Sally Millergiven by Cold Spring VeterinaryHospitalJade, pet of Kevin Schroder givenby Cold Spring VeterinaryHospitalJake, pet of Todd and Christie Boitgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalJake, pet of The Dostal Familygiven by East Valley AnimalClinicJake, pet of Marsha Schultz givenby East Valley Animal ClinicJake, pet of Jeff and PaigeAlexander given by HeritagePet HospitalJake, pet of Don and CharlotteTimm given by Heritage PetHospitalJasmin, pet of Larry and KathyQuimby given by Heritage PetHospitalJasmine, pet of Ruth Thomasgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalJasper, pet of Jerry and WilmaHanson given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalJee, pet of Owen Morrel given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalJeff, pet of Robert Dannenberggiven by West Village VetHospitalJenny, pet of Tim and Sally Griffingiven by Cold Spring VeterinaryHospitalJenny, pet of Irma Hurley given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalJer, pet of Paschal and SharonHammond given by HeritagePet HospitalJessica, pet of Rebecca Holdengiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalJessie, pet of Eric and Dee Voldalgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalJessie, pet of Ron and CharleenHuber given by Heritage PetHospitalJet, pet of Jerry Simison given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalJet, pet of The Bender Familygiven by East Valley AnimalClinicJet, pet of Jim and Pat Glatzmaiergiven by Heritage Pet HospitalJetta, pet of Steve and JenniferOmmen given by Heritage PetHospitalJoey, pet of Sal Esposito given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalJosie, pet of Jim Quailey given byHeritage Pet HospitalJosie, pet of Don Clark given byHeritage Pet HospitalJosie, pet of Katie and MarcFriedman given by Monticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalJosie, pet of Michelle Andrianigiven by West Village VetHospitalJudy, pet of Brian Ales given byWest Village Vet HospitalJuma, pet of Michelle Gersongiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalJunior, pet of Alair Townsendgiven by West Village VetHospitalJupiter, pet of Alan Andersongiven by Heritage Pet HospitalJupiter, pet of Laurence Waltmangiven by West Village VetHospitalK. C., pet of The Cegla Familygiven by East Valley AnimalClinicKafka, pet of Gabrielle Hamillgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalKahla, pet of Bob and LavonneNelson given by Heritage PetHospitalKairo, pet of Matthew Warrengiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalKaiser, pet of Gary Smith given byHeritage Pet HospitalKalli, pet of The Schmidt Familygiven by East Valley AnimalClinicKamikaze, pet of Dennis andLaurel Scalfe given by HeritagePet HospitalKate,pet of Eileen Wilentz givenby Animal Health PracticeKatie, pet of Herb and Bev Hefferngiven by Heritage Pet HospitalKatie, given by Linda YaegerKatie, pet of Ronald Asinari givenby West Village Vet HospitalKatie-Cat, given by Bob and PatKramerKato,pet of Maurice and PatMajerus given by Heritage PetHospitalmade over 800 contributionsto the Tribute Fund this year,in memory of patients. Manyclients write back to expresstheir gratitude:“I am so pleased thatour veterinarian andhis staff have made agift in memory of ourdog to the College ofVeterinary Medicine’sTribute Fund. We areextremely touchedand appreciative oftheir gesture and youracknowledgement.”Gifts to the Tribute Fund helpsupport research as well asimproving facilities andequipment at the VeterinaryTeaching Hospitals for betterdiagnosis and treatment ofanimals.To learn more aboutcontributing to the TributeFund, call (612) 625-5275.23

College of Veterinary Medicine Tribute FundKayla, pet of Barry and Julie Rokusekgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalKedi, pet of Dylan Smith given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalKee, pet of Grant Steves given byArcade Animal HospitalKelly, given by Mary P. WagnerKelly, pet of Rose Giorda given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalKevin, pet of The McNeer Familygiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalKimo, pet of Erv and Mary Cahlin, Jr.given by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalKingsford, pet of Wendy DeRosagiven by West Village Vet HospitalKirby, pet of The McBride Familygiven by Bob, Kathy and Julie McBrideKitsy, given by Elinor and DavidFlaniganKitty, pet of Elizabeth and JasonStanton given by CrossroadsAnimal HospitalKitty, pet of Norma Spiten given byHeritage Pet HospitalKiwi, pet of Anna Chan given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalKnot Again, pet of Kathie Cox givenby West Village Vet HospitalKoda, pet of Joan Blackburn given byHudson Road Animal HospitalKody, given by Dorothy LarsonKody, Joe and Molly, given by Danand Deanna MuellerKoko, given by Sharon BuleyKong, pet of Kim Dawson given byHeritage Pet HospitalKylie, pet of Ron and Amy Dyer givenby Heritage Pet HospitalLady, pet of Jack and Christina Leegiven by East Valley Animal ClinicLady, pet of The Miles Family given byEast Valley Animal ClinicLakota, pet of Renie Benson given byEquine/Small Animal MedicalCenterLara, pet of Sue Borgert given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalLaredo, pet of Jan Hashey given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalLatoka, pet of Richard Peterson givenby Heritage Pet HospitalLayla, pet of Keith Miller given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalLayla, pet of Ally Hyun given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalLB Fanina, pet of Christopher Kasikgiven by Battery Park VeterinaryHospitalLegs, pet of Margaret Crimmins givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalLenny, pet of Brent Wildey given byWest Village Vet HospitalLex, pet of Curt and Lori Arcandgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalLiam, pet of Margret Sneeldan givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalLibby, pet of The O’Connor Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicLiberty, pet of Mr. and Mrs. KennethD’Auria given by Animal HealthPracticeLilly, pet of Gail Polesak given by ColdSpring Veterinary HospitalLily, pet of Kenna Thompson given byWest Village Vet HospitalLindy, pet of The Randy LindbergFamily given by Equine/SmallAnimal Medical CenterLinnie, pet of Michelle Barclay givenby West Village Vet HospitalLobo, pet of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wittegiven by Animal Health PracticeLoki, given by Tom and Carol SlatteryLoopy, pet of James T. Bradt given byJack and Patricia BradtLouise, pet of Shari Anlauf given byWest Village Vet HospitalLucas, pet of Terry Foy, Susan Crumband Family given by All CareVeterinary ClinicLucky, pet of The Wold Family givenby Dr. Jody LulichLucy, given by Betty G. RolfsLucy,pet of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vogtgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalLucy,pet of Phyllis Deer given byEquine/Small Animal MedicalCenterLucy,pet of John Daly given by WestVillage Vet HospitalLyle, pet of Judd and Cindy Sheppardgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMac, pet of Dan Schnur given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMacharana, pet of Dee Miller givenby Arcade Animal HospitalMacho Son, given by James andDebra ShimonMaddie and Schnautzie, given byJerry WorkmanMadison, pet of Jan Horsfall given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMadison, pet of Frank Morty given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMae, pet of Stella Zittel given by WestVillage Vet HospitalMaestro Feisto, pet of Link Yaco andSusannah Juni given by WestVillage Vet HospitalMaggie, pet of David Baer given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalMaggie, pet of Linda and JeffLeitheiser given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalMaggie, pet of Donna Broin given byHeritage Pet HospitalMaggie, pet of Mrs. Jodi Socoloff-Velarde given by West Village VetHospitalMagi, pet of Sally Kelsey given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalMagic, pet of Scott Schneider givenby Cold Spring Veterinary HospitalMagic, pet of John and Mary Waltergiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMagnum, pet of Win and Laura Shengiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMandy, pet of Ellen Thrower given byBattery Park Veterinary HospitalMandy, pet of Kathy and RichardSwenson given by CrossroadsAnimal HospitalMandy, pet of Mr. and Mrs. RichardMellen given by Dr. Angela GrecoMandy, given by John and PamelaButlerMandy, pet of Dr. Julie Churchill givenby Phil and Cheryl DuranteMandy, given by Robert and MarilynSkarolidMandy, pet of Ellen Thrower given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalManny, pet of Julie Gold given byWest Village Vet HospitalMariah, pet of India Frey given byWest Village Vet HospitalMariah and Sancho, given by Lyn A.GlennMarianne, pet of Adele DeSantisgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalMassimo, pet of The Pangburn Familygiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalMatisse, pet of Donald and DeniseEvon given by Animal HealthPracticeMaud, pet of Chuck Merry given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalMax, pet of Ellen Meyer given byAnimal Health PracticeMax, given by Barbara J. WesterburMax, pet of Dick Bellefeuille given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalMax, pet of Scott Neil given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalMax, pet of Kathleen Byer given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalMax, pet of Erika Olson given by EastValley Animal ClinicMax, given by Gary and RossellynVidlockMax, pet of Deborah Iniguez given byHeritage Pet HospitalMax, pet of Hugh and Christy Dwyergiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalMax, pet of Jaffe Miatelle given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMax, pet of Nury Sanchez given byWest Village Vet HospitalMaxi, pet of Rocio Sanz given by WestVillage Vet HospitalMaxine, pet of Gary and CarolBarnum given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalMaxwell, pet of Beverly Smith givenby Battery Park Veterinary HospitalMay, pet of Dick and Molly Pingelgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMay, pet of Wayne and Kris Roengiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMaya, pet of Stan and Sarah Gruskagiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMeggie, given by Sally BoothMei Mei, pet of Ginger Miles given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMekia, pet of The Newton Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicMemphis, pet of Turid Meeker givenby West Village Vet HospitalMenina, pet of Jamie MacAuthergiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalMeow Meow,pet of David Dowlinggiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalMercury, pet of Duane and ShirleyMiedtke given by Heritage PetHospital24

Merlin, pet of Ann Bader given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMia, given by Christine MistrettaMicha, pet of Neil Kramer given byWest Village Vet HospitalMickey, given by Armand and MarieMaanumMickey, pet of Mr. and Mrs. EverettColby given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalMickey, pet of Robert Westlake givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalMickey, pet of Ken and MarshaSwanton-Plummer given byHeritage Pet HospitalMickey, pet of Maryte Murphy givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalMickie, pet of Marlene Evenson givenby Heritage Pet HospitalMidget, pet of Joan Erpelding givenby Cold Spring Veterinary HospitalMidnight, pet of Linda Vidich-Steingiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalMighty, pet of Maureen Mahoneygiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalMik, pet of Jim and Linda Malec givenby Heritage Pet HospitalMike,pet of Robert and Karla Brunettgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMiles, pet of Mike and MelissaHjalmervin given by Heritage PetHospitalMillie, pet of The David Raven Familygiven by Arcade Animal HospitalMillie, pet of Rebecca Antoniou givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalMilo, pet of Deborah McTigue givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalMilo, pet of Steve Wada given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMindy, pet of Chris Dow given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalMinina, pet of Eliana Villafuerte-Bednarek given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalMinx, pet of Carol Jokinen given byHeritage Pet HospitalMishe, pet of David Fisher given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMishka, pet of Sanford and DeborahHirsch given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalMissy, pet of Mr. and Mrs. GregGilbertson given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalThank You!Missy, pet of Lyle and Shirley Fishergiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMissy and Sitka, pet of SharonLethersen and Ambrose Knuzgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalMisty, pet of Ralph Dexter given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalMisty, pet of Pam Mills given by EastValley Animal ClinicMisty, pet of The Havrilla’s given byEast Valley Animal ClinicMisty, pet of Jim and Mary LeeMatthes given by Heritage PetHospitalMisty, pet of Arlyn and Linda Wardgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMisty, given by Shirley StarkMisty and Terra, pet of Sandy Greenegiven by Animal Health PracticeMitzi, pet of David Gervai given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMo, pet of Nancy and Denny Jensengiven by East Valley Animal ClinicMocha, pet of Dennis and TerriMcKenzie given by Heritage PetHospitalMollie, pet of Randy and Julie Buhrgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalMollie Lucrista, given by Jean GuyerMolly, pet of Bill and Sue Ryan givenby Animal Health PracticeMolly, pet of Jane Bleichner given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalMolly, pet of Mr. and Mrs. JamesSalness given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalMolly, pet of Steve Lage given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalMolly, pet of Jeanette and WardLuneburg given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalMolly, pet of Dr. Al and Karen Bardgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMolly, pet of Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Meyersgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMolly, pet of Jeff and Lori Rhudygiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMolly, pet of Jack Deacy given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMolly, pet of Robert Deutsch given byWest Village Vet HospitalMolly Malone, given by JennaRasmussenMona, pet of Mitsuko Leite given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMoon, pet of Susan and AlanMortensen and Family given byThe Equine/Small Animal MedicalCenterMoose, pet of Travis and MarleneElmertson given by Heritage PetHospitalMooshou, pet of Tracie Hathaway andFamily given by East Valley AnimalClinicMorris, pet of Sal La Monica given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMortimer, pet of Nan Schmid givenby West Village Vet HospitalMoses, pet of Rick and Laura Stevensgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalMoth, pet of Kent Lanier given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMotorcycle, pet of Laurie Dowdswellgiven by West Village Vet HospitalMouton, pet of Ford Crull given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalMoxie, pet of Robert and SandraBarnes given by Cold SpringVeterinary HospitalMr. T, pet of Tom Kirschling given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalMr. Z, pet of Charlotte Hagen givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalMuffie, pet of Robert and BarbaraRuhland given by Prior Lake PetHospitalMuffin, pet of Elizabeth Edwardsgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalMuffin, pet of The Byland Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicMuffin, pet of Nancy Besaw given byHeritage Pet HospitalMuffin, pet of Phyllis Lee given byMonticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalMuffy, pet of Patrick and Randie Falkgiven by Cold Spring VeterinaryHospitalMuffy, pet of Jan Maxson given byMonticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalMugsy, pet of Mr. and Ms. Schwimmergiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalMurphy, pet of Bonnie Rosen givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalNatasha, pet of Mary Conklin givenby West Village Vet HospitalNellie, pet of Night Hawk Kennelsgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalNellie, pet of Hal and Virginia Stoagiven by Kimberly BerbaumNelly, pet of Don Crozier given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalNewman, pet of Wallace Forstellgiven by West Village Vet HospitalNick, pet of Julie Branad given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalNicki, pet of Mariette Bailey given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalNickodemus, pet of Dick andKimberly Rice given by Monticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalNickolas, given by Brian and IviePeissigNicky, pet of Cynthia Smith given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalNicky, pet of Julia Rosner given byWest Village Vet HospitalNicky, pet of Theresa King given byWest Village Vet HospitalNikki, pet of Richard Dahlin given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalNiko, pet of Michael and Kari Weesgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalNixon, pet of Mimi and MarkBendickson given by Manon KingSternbergNorton, pet of Gloria Snauffer givenby West Village Vet HospitalOOnagh, pet of George Pattersongiven by West Village Vet Hospital25

College of Veterinary Medicine Tribute FundOpal, pet of Wally Danielson given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalOphelia, given by James and NarrahPalmquistOphelia, pet of Meryl Johnson givenby West Village Vet HospitalOreo, pet of Marv and Linda Iversongiven by Heritage Pet HospitalOreo, pet of Barb Wright-Quartongiven by Heritage Pet HospitalOreo, pet of Jonie Wilmers given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalOrso, pet of The Sandow Family givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalOtto,pet of David and CarolLundberg given by Heritage PetHospitalOz, pet of Dr. Sander Connolly givenby West Village Vet HospitalOzzie, pet of Heidi and Peter Bondygiven by West Village Vet HospitalOzzy, pet of Jessica Wollman given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalP. C., pet of Jim Krache given byArcade Animal HospitalP. K., pet of Neal Bailley given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalPablo, pet of Tiffany Vissilakis givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalPace,pet of Elissa Berger given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalPaco, pet of Lori Myszka given byEquine/Small Animal MedicalCenterPaddy, pet of Julianna O’Brien givenby Arcade Animal HospitalPal, pet of Tom Dunham given byEquine/Small Animal MedicalCenterPandora, pet of Debbie Roldan givenby West Village Vet HospitalPatches, pet of Kathy Simmer givenby Arcade Animal HospitalPatches, pet of Margaret Klobuchargiven by Heritage Pet HospitalPatches and Strawberry Joy, pet ofDavid and Karen Helfinstine givenby Heritage Pet HospitalPau, pet of Ron Urban and RogerSayre given by Arcade AnimalHospitalPeaches, pet of Thomas and MaryDordall given by Rice Pet ClinicPeaches, pet of Michael Frick givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalPeaches, pet of Deborah Petronegiven by West Village Vet HospitalPeanut, pet of Jason and JenniferKuehn given by Heritage Pet HospitalPedan, pet of Jennifer Jeh given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalPee Wee, pet of Luc Levy given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalPeggy, pet of Arlene Olson given byHudson Road Animal HospitalPenny, pet of Tom and BonnieKjenaas given by Cold SpringVeterinary HospitalPepper, pet of Sue Pundsack given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalPepper, pet of Herman and SusanHollerman given by Cold SpringVeterinary HospitalPepper, pet of Sharon and LaVerneMaile given by Cold SpringVeterinary HospitalPepper, pet of The Thyren Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicPepper, pet of Lorrie Hoffman andBob Ostby given by Monticello-BigLake Pet HospitalPepper, pet of Katie Bornschliegelgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalPepper, pet of Laura Senature givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalPerky, pet of Marcia King given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalPerth, pet of Dennis and Sunny Laynegiven by Cold Spring VeterinaryHospitalPeto,pet of Barbara Fushille given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalPetunia, pet of Carol Hoberman givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalPhent, pet of Kris Ouverson given byHeritage Pet HospitalPhilby, pet of Susan Reed given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalPhoebe, given by Cindy LindauPhoebe, pet of Jim and Cindy Moongiven by Heritage Pet HospitalPilar, pet of Steve and EleanorHodgson given by Heritage PetHospitalPinny, pet of Elizabeth Albin given byWest Village Vet HospitalPip, pet of Jay Boda given by WestVillage Vet HospitalPiper, pet of Tracy Millier given byCurtis GeedingPixie, pet of Bill Hoescher given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalPixie, pet of Sally Ziegler-Sletlo givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalPoco and Terrick, given by Paula JaneDenmanPokey, pet of Mary Sadler given byHeritage Pet HospitalPookah, pet of Robert Brisley givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalPrecious, pet of LaNaire Paine givenby Arcade Animal HospitalPrecious, given by Dale and BarbaraDannerPrecious, pet of Catherine York givenby Heritage Pet HospitalPrima, pet of The Hunter’s given byEast Valley Animal ClinicPrin, pet of John Coki given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalPrince, pet of Bob, Tom and MikeDunham given by Equine/SmallAnimal Medical CenterPrince, pet of The Ramos Family givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalPrince, pet of Ralph Tyhurst given byWest Village Vet HospitalPuddin, pet of Tom and Pam Kohlsgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalPudding, pet of Kevin and Liz Croalgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalPudgy, pet of Betty Nell given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalPuff, pet of Sally Magin given byHeritage Pet HospitalPuff, pet of Karen Klindworth givenby Monticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalPuggie, pet of Jay and Kari Soeffkergiven by Arcade Animal HospitalPuma, pet of Scott and Angela Browngiven by Heritage Pet HospitalPumpkin, pet of Robyn Rydberg andFamily given by Equine/SmallAnimal Medical CenterPumpkin, pet of Tammy Kaler givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalRachel, pet of Mary Lou and DavidGuest given by Charlie and NancyEarlRadar and Whisper, pet of The RickSiewert Family given by Wayne andNancy SiewertRadcliff, pet of Eric Molkar given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalRaggedy Ann, pet of Loretta andWebster Warriner given by EastValley Animal ClinicRaisin, pet of Beth Barton given byWest Village Vet Hospital26

Rascal, pet of Ted and DianeChafoulias given by Heritage PetHospitalRascal, pet of Dewight and LeaJennings given by Heritage PetHospitalRebecca, pet of Kenneth Freemangiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalRed, pet of Margaret Crimmins givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalReggie, given by Nancy A. DonahoeReggie, pet of Carey Clark given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalRegie, pet of Margaret Studer givenby Cold Spring Veterinary HospitalRegina, pet of Sally Anderson givenby Hudson Road Animal HospitalRemo, pet of Rick and Jeri Elbertgiven by Equine/Small AnimalMedical CenterRemy, given by Catherine SmegalRex IV, pet of Amer and BettyFroysland given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalRibsy, pet of The Dennison Familygiven by Heritage Pet HospitalRikki, pet of Donna Hillemann andFamily given by Crossroads AnimalHospitalRiley, pet of Michael Laynado givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalRocci, pet of Scott Zaletofsky givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalRocco, pet of Dr. and Mrs. RaphaelSantore given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalRocky, pet of Robbie Schmid given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalRocky, pet of Catherine York given byHeritage Pet HospitalRocky, pet of Sue and Brian Culpgiven by Patricia NovakRosie, pet of David Crosby given byWest Village Vet HospitalRoto Rooter, pet of Cory and EllenPearson given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalRoyce, pet of The Florins given byEast Valley Animal ClinicRuby, pet of Rich and Linda Warnergiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalRuby, pet of Andy and CinnamonMarxen given by Heritage PetHospitalRuby, pet of Dale Fitzgerald given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalRudolph, pet of Peggy MacDonaldgiven by West Village Vet HospitalRuffles, pet of Clarence and Mary JoConzemius given by Heritage PetHospitalRuggles, pet of Timothy and SusanFitzgerald given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalRupert, pet of Rachael Grochawskigiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalRupert, pet of Jeffrey Shuford givenby West Village Vet HospitalRusty, pet of Bob Nustad given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalS’mores, given by Eric and DebraEllinghysenSabby, pet of Rich and Paula Paytongiven by Heritage Pet HospitalSabrina, pet of Sandra Ash given byArcade Animal HospitalSadi, pet of Anne Meldon given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalSadie, pet of Don and Peggy Sabraskigiven by Cold Spring VeterinaryHospitalSadie, pet of Kathy and Paul Balusgiven by East Valley Animal ClinicSadie, pet of Stephanie VanDykegiven by Heritage Pet HospitalSadie, pet of Paula Dexter given byHudson Road Animal HospitalSadie, pet of Noni Threinen given byLynne HvidstenSadie, pet of Paula Dexter given byThe Buckingham’sSally, pet of Jill Abbott given by ColdSpring Veterinary HospitalSally Baja, pet of George and JanQura given by Heritage PetHospitalSam, pet of Tim and Kim Vanderhoffgiven by Arcade Animal HospitalSam, pet of Maggie Dickson given byEast Valley Animal ClinicSam, pet of Craig and Luann Lewergiven by Heritage Pet HospitalSam, pet of Jessie Skogen given byHeritage Pet HospitalSamantha, pet of Neil Olson given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalSamantha, pet of Sue Olson given byMonticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalSamantha, pet of Debra Burnbaumgiven by West Village Vet HospitalSamira, pet of Jackie Dulek given byHeritage Pet HospitalSammie, pet of Michael Carroll givenby Richard and Patricia BiessenerSammy, pet of Lianne Sullivan givenby Animal Health PracticeSammy, pet of Joyce Angus given byHeritage Pet HospitalSampson, pet of Kari Alexander givenby Cold Spring Veterinary HospitalSamsara, pet of Connie Chambersgiven by Dr. Angela GrecoSamson, pet of Sally Dorsten given byWest Village Vet HospitalSancho, given by Alton J. FlugumSandbag and Skidster, pet of JulieJohnson given by The Personnel ofthe Companion Animal BloodDonor Program at the VTHSandy, pet of The Haataja Familygiven by The Equine/Small AnimalMedical CenterSandy, pet of The Volpe Family givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalSandy, pet of Francesca Ortenzio andFamily given by West Village VetHospitalSandy, Lady of Chambers Island, petof Rick and Barb Frank given byNick Nash and Karen LundholmSanford, pet of Ellen Bakst given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalSapphire, pet of Judy Shevlin givenby West Village Vet HospitalSaraya, pet of Tom and Kelly Perrygiven by Heritage Pet HospitalSasha, pet of Nick Linneman given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalSasha, pet of The Lauwagie Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicSasha, pet of Lynne Probber given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalSasha, pet of Yolanta Houston givenby West Village Vet HospitalSawdust, pet of Dennis Zimmermangiven by Arcade Animal HospitalSchmati, pet of Kevin Ottati andDonald Schmoll given by TribecaSoho Animal HospitalSchnauzy, given by Dr. Lynne K.EdwardsSchuster, pet of Connie Galt given byPhilip and Lorrie OswaldScooter, pet of Sandra and Bill Ashgiven by Arcade Animal HospitalScooter, pet of Geri Rush given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalScooter, pet of Jeanne Dahnke givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalScooter, pet of Guy and Kelly Balowgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalScora, pet of Constance Perez givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalScorpio, pet of Mandy Sykora givenby Arcade Animal HospitalScottie, pet of Russel and Rita Millergiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalScottie, pet of Melissa Andersongiven by Heritage Pet HospitalScratch, pet of Mr. Greene given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalScruggs, pet of Eric and Dee Voldalgiven by Heritage Pet HospitalScudder, pet of Penny Ledman givenby Patricia Novak and RalphWeichselbaumSeth, pet of Richard Miller given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalShadow, pet of William and DarleneSchlecter given by Monticello-BigLake Pt HospitalShadow, pet of Dr. Kristin Marschmangiven by Sharon RogholtShadow, pet of Floride Kondratasgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalShanghai, pet of Nancy McGregorgiven by Hudson Road AnimalHospitalShannon, pet of Chris Paynes andJohn Mauro given by West VillageVet HospitalShayna, pet of Diana Stagner andFamily given by Tribeca SohoAnimal HospitalSheba, pet of Robert Irvine given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalSheba, pet of J. Ray Conger given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalSheba, pet of Katy Anderson given byEast Valley Animal ClinicSheba, pet of Aaron Phillips given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalSheba, pet of Richard Goidel given byWest Village Vet HospitalSheeba, pet of Linda O’Kelly given byTribeca Soho Animal Hospital27

College of Veterinary Medicine Tribute FundShep, pet of Gene Herson given byWest Village Vet HospitalSherman, pet of Michael Azerradgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalShoe, pet of Lara Mullarkey given byWest Village Vet HospitalShoo-Shoo, pet of Mark and PamZollinger given by Heritage PetHospitalShotzie, pet of Lori Pierce given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalSidney, pet of Stephen Hendricksonand Nicole Tarallo given by TribecaSoho Animal HospitalSilver, pet of The Pelano Family givenby Arcade Animal HospitalSimon, pet of Steve Macken given byHeritage Pet HospitalSinbad, pet of Bill and Pat VanClevegiven by Cold Spring VeterinaryHospitalSiren, pet of Allyson Hayes given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalSkittles, pet of Dr. Carl Osborne givenby Minnesota Urolith CenterSkuk, pet of Shery Lukomski given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalSkyler, given by Patty HelgelandSmokey, given by Bob MikkelsenSmokey, pet of Brian Martin given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalSmokey, pet of Bill Buckley given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalSmokey, pet of Barb and MarkGagnon given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalSmokey, pet of Patrick Holt given byHeritage Pet HospitalSmokey, pet of Greg and Susie Disongiven by Heritage Pet HospitalSmokey, pet of Kevin Dane andFamily given by Monticello-BigLake Pet HospitalSmokey, pet of William Catucci givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalSmokey, pet of Carol Skolnick givenby West Village Vet HospitalSmutley Roo, pet of Keith Hilliergiven by Heritage Pet HospitalSneezy, given by Mark and JanisJohnson-SchelskeSnickers, pet of Randi and GaryBockman given by East ValleyAnimal ClinicSnoopy, pet of Cindibeth Gelbwaksgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalSnoozy, pet of Maureen Meloy givenby West Village Vet HospitalSnowflake, pet of Tina Chau given byWest Village Vet HospitalSocrates, pet of Karl Helmholz givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalSonny, pet of Barb and Jim Fromegiven by Arcade Animal HospitalSophie, pet of Samantha Dedhi givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalSophie, pet of Connie Nerrie given byWest Village Vet HospitalSpanky, pet of Dennis and NancyWegner given by Heritage PetHospitalSpanky, pet of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kleistgiven by Monticello-Big Lake PetHospitalSparky, pet of Jim Tadlock given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalSparky, pet of Kathleen Tait given byWest Village Vet HospitalSpiffy, pet of Joanne Erickson givenby Arcade Animal HospitalSpike, pet of The Carneski Familygiven by Arcade Animal HospitalSpike, pet of Cathy Dohoney given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalSpike, pet of John and Lisa Veneregiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalSpike, pet of Thomas Abrams givenby West Village Vet HospitalSpook, pet of Richard Lundeen givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalSpooky, pet of Prairie Village PetHospital given by Herb and BetsyLePlattSpooner, pet of Gerri Leong given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalSpot, pet of Tim Starck given by Dr.Sarah NobleSpot, given by Jasminka Chan, Inc.Spot, pet of Terry Noel given by WestVillage Vet HospitalSpragles, pet of The GoldammerFamily given by Dr. Patricia A.NovakSqueaks, pet of Sam Rubin given byWest Village Vet HospitalSqueaky, pet of Diane St. John givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalStagolee, pet of David Kaiser given byWest Village Vet HospitalStar, pet of Brad and Janet Greengiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalStella, pet of Michelle Clayman givenby West Village Vet HospitalStinky, pet of Charles Rappaportgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalStormy, pet of Maxine Tasker given byHeritage Pet HospitalStray, pet of Sue Daykin given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalStripper, pet of Amy Rastetter givenby Windy Ridge Riders Horse ClubStuart Little, pet of Helen F. Seebachgiven by West Village Vet HospitalSugar, pet of Deb Stachowski givenby Arcade Animal HospitalSugar, pet of Stewart and CarolSwanson given by Heritage PetHospitalSuky, pet of Judith Stein given byWest Village Vet HospitalSunday, pet of Silvie Beame given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalSunlight, pet of Darril Boyer given byArcade Animal HospitalSunny, given by B. J. and EdwardPiotrowskiSunny, pet of Tom McNulty given byCarlson Marketing GroupSweet William, pet of Jody Rockwelland Cliff Hill given by SuzetteGregorichSydney, pet of Stephen and NicoleHendrickson given by Battery ParkVeterinary HospitalSymba, pet of Donna Wood given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalSynchronicity Sam, pet of DaveBrown given by Erin Malone, ScottMadill and Kelly FarnsworthT. C., pet of Ron and Paula Lapic givenby Heritage Pet HospitalT. C., pet of Rebecca Meek given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalT. J., pet of Frances Alba given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalTabitha, pet of Jean McDowall givenby Heritage Pet HospitalTaffy, pet of Erin Haspel given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalTammy, pet of Mr. and Mrs. RobertSoukup given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalTanner, pet of Erick and AnneSchenck given by Heritage PetHospitalTapi Oki, pet of Michael and KrisArnold given by Monticello-BigLake Pet HospitalTara,pet of Jeffrey Hyman given byWest Village Vet HospitalTash, pet of The Langdale Familygiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalTasha, pet of Mark Gagnon given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalTasha, pet of Bill and Karen Wilsongiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalTasha, pet of Duane and Barb Duehergiven by Heritage Pet HospitalTasha, pet of Christian Leighton givenby West Village Vet HospitalTass, pet of Doug Bergman given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalTed, pet of Roger and Mary Hollandgiven by East Valley Animal ClinicTeddie, given by Carmel KaliherTeddy, pet of Gary and AnnMcAndrew and Renee Pennebakergiven by Arcade Animal HospitalTeddy, pet of Mr. and Mrs. GlennCedarholm given by Hudson RoadAnimal HospitalTedee G., pet of Bruce and MaryBorgschatz given by Heritage PetHospitalTeka,pet of Jodi Gubbrud given byArcade Animal HospitalTerri Hynes, pet of Bob Hynes givenby Monticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalTerry, Pearl, TJ and Willie, given by P. J.KesslerTessa Noel, given by Cary, Karen andSamantha JonesThomas, pet of Jean Carter given byHeritage Pet HospitalThor, pet of Dan and Deb Biebergiven by Heritage Pet HospitalTiffany, pet of The Swenson Familygiven by East Valley Animal ClinicTiffany, pet of Nancy Dukart given byHeritage Pet HospitalTiffany, pet of Donna Arnold given byMonticello-Big Lake Pet HospitalTiger, pet of Patsy Nowell given byTribeca Soho Animal Hospital28

Tiger, pet of Silvia Nieto given byWest Village Vet HospitalTigger, pet of Deb Ziegler given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalTigger, pet of Aaron Longtine givenby Detroit Lakes Animal HospitalTigger, pet of Veronica Danko givenby Tribeca Soho Animal HospitalTillie, pet of The Evans Family givenby Crossroads Animal HospitalTinker, pet of Ken Bjork given by ColdSpring Veterinary HospitalTiny, pet of Brad Borders given byCold Spring Veterinary HospitalToby,pet of The Equipiciaco Familygiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalTokichi, pet of Kyoko Kagawa givenby Battery Park Veterinary HospitalTomasina, pet of Michel Aguirregiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalTopper, pet of Dave and ConnieSchuela given by Heritage PetHospitalTosha, pet of Sharon Eschrich givenby Dr. Angela GrecoTrapper and Blackie, pet of Mike andHelen Place given by Stephen andElizabeth BuckinghamTravis, pet of Jeff Meyer given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalTrinity, given by Gerard ZimneyTruffles, pet of Beverly Mace given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalTsabo, pet of Terrie Boyd given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalTuffy, pet of Bonnie Hunt given byArcade Animal HospitalTuna, pet of Bill Brosh given by WestVillage Vet HospitalTundra, pet of Suzette Wells given byHudson Road Animal HospitalTunes, pet of Craig Kafton given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalTurbo, pet of The Price Family givenby Arcade Animal HospitalTwinkle Toes, pet of Jennifer Tothgiven by West Village Vet HospitalTwist, pet of Mr. and Mrs. Shapirogiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalTyler, given by David and BeverlyFinleyUddo, pet of Merry and Bob Soukupgiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalUtah, given by Max and SusanRoemhildVanna, pet of Jim and Lisa Weydentgiven by Equine/Small AnimalMedical CenterVonce, pet of Karen Bomson given byWest Village Vet HospitalWallace, pet of Catherine Redmondgiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalWhiskers, pet of Jean Heiman givenby Sheryn VolkWilliam, pet of Oliver Sultan given byWest Village Vet HospitalWillie, pet of Mike and Carol Sheldongiven by Detroit Lakes AnimalHospitalWillis, pet of Jill Geers given by ColdSpring Veterinary HospitalWilly, pet of Rodney and Renee Hittergiven by Monticello-Big Lake PetHospitalWilly, pet of Margery Greenspangiven by West Village Vet HospitalWilma, pet of Chuck Aafedt given byDetroit Lakes Animal HospitalWinston, pet of Tracy Franklin givenby West Village Vet HospitalWinston and Midnight, given byWilliam and Helen SwansonWoofer, pet of Diane Knutson andSteve Ihry given by Detroit LakesAnimal HospitalWrinkles, pet of Jeanette and ArloFinney given by Equine/SmallAnimal Medical CenterWylie, given by David and PennyWintonWysel, pet of Nicoletta West given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalYellow Girl, pet of Jason and AliceLeisch given by Heritage PetHospitalYogi, pet of Peter Einstein given byWest Village Vet HospitalZampirri, pet of Andrea Kleimangiven by Tribeca Soho AnimalHospitalZela, pet of Salek Pavel given by WestVillage Vet HospitalZeplin, pet of Eileen Narad given byAnimal Health PracticeZeus, pet of Margaret and JohnHansen given by Betty Ann SnyderZeus, pet of Joe and Elizabeth Mooregiven by Heritage Pet HospitalZia, pet of Robert Blanton given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalZiggy, pet of Evans Siskel given byTribeca Soho Animal HospitalZoe, pet of Toni Evanoff and DougBates given by East Valley AnimalClinicZoe, pet of Kelli Barnaal given byHeritage Pet HospitalZorro, pet of Ruth Reinsel given byWest Village Vet HospitalPet Lover TributesFY2001The following gifs honor a pet lover:Phylis Bauman, by Susan JanuschkaAnna M. Bauer, by Donald andKathleen PietruszewskiAnna M. Bauer, by Joann CosgroveAnna M. Bauer, by Ronald and LoisJohnsonAnna M. Bauer, by Peter and MaryKnollAnna M. Bauer, by Barbara TrummerAnna M. Bauer, by MargaretBrandstetterAnna M. Bauer, by Clara LeschAnna M. Bauer, by Nicole MortonAnna M. Bauer, by Charles and CarolWestlingAnna M. Bauer, by Robert and NancyByersAnna M. Bauer, by L. A. and KarenJohnsonAnna M. Bauer, by Annie O’BrienAnna M. Bauer, by Robert and JoyceJaskowiakAnna M. Bauer, by Erna HelsethAnna M. Bauer, by Obrey D. and GloriaLojovichSharon Bolton, by Bob and KathyMcBrideDr. Beth Boynton, by Florence NorrisEstateDr. Victoria Bregazzi, by Richard andKathy SwensonMarian L. Brostrom, by DonaldBrostromBill Bradford, by Lois A. SullivanC. I. Buxton, by Bob and Kathy McBrideJohn Cavanagh and Duncan, by Mollyand Kateri Cavanagh and Dr. JanetteAyd29

College of Veterinary Medicine Tribute FundLois W. Crossman, by Andrew andKathleen ScottWendy Elert, by Dr. Barbara GreigKelly Farnsworth, by Douglas andKathleen PetersonRuth Foster, by Randall Irving andNellis EngenMichael S. Heimann, by LavonneHeimannLarry Hovland, by Dr. and Mrs. PhilipG. StevensonLarry Hovland, by Dr. James A. ThelenSally Fefercorn and David Hyslop, byMelissa Cohen and SheldonSilbermanDr. Douglas Jensen, by William andElna CampbellDr. Douglas Jensen, by Cabaleros DelNorteDr. Douglas Jensen, by Don andMaudella AlbrightDr. Douglas Jensen, by Marion F.FranciscoDr. Douglas Jensen, by Mr. and Mrs.Franklin FletcherDr. Douglas Jensen, by Harold andEthel HavertyDr. Douglas Jensen, by Connie PhillipsDr. Douglas Jensen, by MargaretCarmichaelDr. Douglas Jensen, by ClarkBoadwineDr. Douglas Jensen, by RogerFoussardDr. Douglas Jensen, by Dr. GingerGarlieDr. Douglas Jensen, by Jim andBarbara CharpentierDr. Douglas Jensen, by Thomas andJean KingDr. Douglas Jensen, by Gerald andKimberly FisherDr. Douglas Jensen, by Dr. DavidGarlieDr. Douglas Jensen, by Sagar andNancy KrupaDr. Douglas Jensen, by Robert andJudith NelsonDr. Douglas Jensen, by Vic and GinnyPermanDr. Douglas Jensen, by Kenneth andBarbara RehbeinDr. Douglas Jensen, by Dr. DickReiersonDr. Douglas Jensen, by Donald andElaine SimeDr. Douglas Jensen, by Richard andFlorence JensenDr. Douglas Jensen, by Ann WinsorDr. Douglas Jensen, by J. Cordell andJoyce WoodsRick Kotas, by Dr. Barbara GreigDr. Betty A. Kramek, by Richard andKathleen SwensonArnold Krog, by Leroy and Lois HagelArnold Krog, by Greg and Mary BartzArnold Krog, by Neilan and JudyLundArnold Krog, by Leroy and Lois HagelArnold Krog, by Mrs. Adeline OttoArnold Krog, by Mrs. Frank HoffmanArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. DeaneGackeArnold Krog, by Mrs. Marjorie MeyerArnold Krog, by Mrs. ElnaChristophersenArnold Krog, by Mrs. Lorraine KrogArnold Krog, by Mrs. John WeberArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. EldridgeSteufenArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. GlascoRectorArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. RolandDelaneyArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. JohnGackeArnold Krog, by Mr. Glenn KrogArnold Krog, by Ms. Susan GackeArnold Krog, by Mrs. Gilbert HansenArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. DustinRichmondArnold Krog, by Arlene LindemanArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. VernonWilliamsArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. DaleRichmondArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. Don SikArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. ClaytonZimmerArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. RonOchockiArnold Krog, by Mrs. Lorraine FettesArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. JeromeKrogArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. LarryFlemingArnold Krog, by Mr. and Mrs. JayKatzenmeyerKelli Makos, by JacquelineCottingham-ZierdtDr. Kristin Marschman, by Richard andKathleen SwensonDr. Kristin Marschman, by SharonRogholtDr. Michael Marmesh, by SarahMarmeshDr. Michael Marmesh, by Dr. Geneand Naomi KindDr. Michael Marmesh, by FlorenceGundersonThe marriage of Kathleen McLaughlinand Daryl Skobba, by Alvin andJune PerlmanDr. Daniel Murray, by Leonard WillensDouglas S. Nelson, by The De Ward’sFlorence O. Norris, by Florence NorrisEstateGrandma Powers, by Cindy Ambergerand Lynne HvidstenLois Puterbaugh, by Karl PuterbaughStuart and Pamela Rice, by Edwin andJean RiceDr. Margaret Root-Kustritz, by J. DiannGoettenSheila Sinclair, by Margaret ProvostMr. and Mrs. Richard Swenson, byAmy, John, Jeffrey and JacobCroninMrs. Kathleen Swenson, by Amy, Jack,Jeffrey and Jacob CroninKathy, Dick, Elizabeth, Jessica andMandy Swenson, by Nancy GravesCraig Allyn Tellers, by Susan L. TellersDr. Sheila Torres, by Richard andKathy SwensonDr. Turner’s students, by AnnLongfellowDr. Darrell Zehrer, by Douglas andKathleen Peterson30

Staff NewsSwanson NamedOutreach DirectorJan Swanson has been namedDirector of the College’soutreach programs after servingas interim director. “Janhas played a major role in thedevelopment of numerousactivities, and under her leadership,Outreach Programshave been widely recognizedfor their high quality contentand service to the community,”says Dean Jeff Klausner.Molgaard NamedAssociate DeanLaura Molgaard has been namedAssociate Dean for Academic andStudent Affairs. She completed aDVM degree at Iowa StateUniversity in 1991 and was inprivate practice in Athens, PA,before moving to Minnesota.She served as an instructor at theMinnesota School of HealthSciences for five years prior tojoining the College of VeterinaryMedicine in 1997 as a clinicalinstructor in the Small AnimalClinical Sciences Department.Veterinary TeachingHospitals■ Comprehensive, innovativemedical services.■ Open 24-hours a day,7 days a week.■ Fully staffed intensivecare unit.Emergency: 612-625-9711Small Animal: 612-625-1919Large Animal: 612-625-6700www.cvm.umn.edu/vthPetCARE Information CenterThe online source for choosingand caring for your pet.www.petcare.umn.eduVeterinary DiagnosticLaboratory612-625-8787800-605-8787Fax 612-624-8707mvdl@tc.umn.eduwww.mvdl.umn.eduThe Raptor Center612-624-4745Fax 612-624-8740www.raptor.cvm.umn.eduVET MEDContact UsVeterinary OutreachPrograms612-624-3434www.cvm.umn.edu/outreachStudent Affairs andAdmissions612-624-4747www.cvm.umn.edu/admissionsPublic Relations612-624-4752Development612-624-5315Hospitals Name New AdministratorBarbara J. Klick was named administrator of the VeterinaryTeaching Hospitals in August. Formerly assistant vicepresident of operations for Hennepin Faculty Associates, aMinneapolis physician group, Klick is a registered nurseand holds two degrees in business administration. She alsoworked as associate director of trauma services forHennepin County Medical Center.Printed on recycled paper with minimum 10% postconsumer waste.The University of Minnesota is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to itsprograms, facilities, and employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin,sex, age, marital status, disability, public assistance status, veteran status, or sexual orientation.Volume 1 Number 2 Fall 2001Dean, College ofVeterinary Medicine............................................Jeffrey KlausnerEditor...................................................................Coleen SouthwellWriter..................................................................................Mary HoffDesigner......................................................................Shawn WelchProduction Supervisor.............................Michelle Mero RiedelPhotographers...........................................Michelle Mero Riedel.......................................................................................Dave HansenDesigned and printed at Universityof Minnesota Printing Services.Credits

One Hundred Years and Counting:A New Futurefor Old Anatomy?Old Anatomy, theivy-coveredbrick two-storybuilding on the corner ofGortner and Fitch, hashad generations of studentsstudying veterinarymedicine cross itsthreshold. Built in 1901to serve the growinginterest in veterinary medicine, it is now the oldest buildingon the St. Paul campus.When the College of Veterinary Medicine was establishedin 1947, the building became the home of the new college.“It WAS the college when we were freshmen. That was it,”says Glen Nelson (CVM ’51), professor emeritus and memberof the college’s first graduating class. Since then, OldAnatomy has been home to the Veterinary Medical Library,the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, the Raptor Center,and its current tenant, the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.In 1997, Old Anatomy was put on a list of buildings proposedfor decommissioning, but a recently released assessmentshows it to be structurally repairable as well as architecturallyand historically significant.Old Anatomy is likely the last remaining structure on campusdesigned by well-known architect Charles R. Aldrich,according to Jim Litsheim, the University architect whoheaded the assessment. Constructed of yellow Chaska brickwith a unique circular room, the building offers a valuableperspective on the materials and design ideas of the times. Ifit is not demolished, Litsheim expects it to make theNational Register of Historic Places.“It’s a little gem architecturally,” he says. “We’re suggestingit be used as office classroom space, particularly for administrativeoffices for the College of Veterinary Medicine.”College facilities manager, Ed Kosciolek, says he hears a lotof support for the proposal.“It would be great for the College to go back to its originalhome. Think of the impression such a stately and historicplace would make on visitors,” he says.Kosciolek says economics argues for the rehabilitation, too.New construction would cost 20 percent more thanrevamping Old Anatomy. Relocating administrative officeswould free up space for laboratories, classrooms, or additionalfaculty offices.College of Veterinary MedicineUniversity of Minnesota1365 Gortner AvenueSt. Paul, Minnesota 55108www.cvm.umn.eduReturn Service Requested