For immediate release: 07/30/2021 WVA Says AVMA Demonstrated “Stellar National and International Leadership” (SCHAUMBURG, ILLINOIS) July 30, 2021– World Veterinary Day is celebrated annually on the last Saturday of April to recognize the work of veterinarians around the world and their contributions to improving animal health and welfare, as well as public health. This year, the World Veterinary Association (WVA) and HealthforAnimals recognized the contributions of the veterinary profession to protect animal and human health during the COVID-19 pandemic. On July 29, 2021, the WVA and HealthforAnimals presented the World Veterinary Day Award to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) to recognize their immediate response to meet the new challenges arising from the emergence of the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). Integral to the AVMA’s response was the development and implementation of an impressive multi-tiered intern
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Celebrating our dedicated veterinarians on World Veterinary Day
Amidst the unfolding global COVID-19 pandemic, our amazing and dedicated veterinarians have continued their essential work leading animal health and welfare, providing care and compassion for animals and the wider community.
World Veterinary Day 2021 is a tribute to this collective effort, as we celebrate the tireless work of veterinarians, who despite the initial shock of the pandemic to our community, have quickly adapted their daily work activities to incorporate the added challenges of social distancing requirements, remote-consultations and increased use of personal protective equipment.
The pandemic has also seen a surge in demand for veterinary care, as people spent more time at home with their pets, or took on new pets. Coupled with travel restrictions contributing to fewer veterinarians being available to work, veterinarians in practice have been busier than ever, and the strain on veterinary menta