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| Veterinary Medicine Update |  |  | | - Buffalo, N.Y., to have new veterinary school within 5 years
Buffalo, N.Y., is set to have the nation's newest veterinary school within the next five years at the site of a recently closed hospital. The idea to build a veterinary school was chosen over other suggested projects because of the jobs and revenue it is projected to bring to the city and the fact that it would preserve the hospital. There are 28 veterinary schools in the U.S. with some serving several states. The Buffalo News (N.Y.) (8/29)      - Tourists keeping sleepy spinner dolphins from rest, researchers say
Curious humans hoping to catch a glimpse of Hawaii's spinner dolphins may be disturbing the dolphins' rest, harming their ability to pursue food, escape predators and interact with other animals, according to new research. Researchers identified key bays where dolphins rest and created maps to help protect the animals while still allowing tourists to have a positive experience. LiveScience.com (8/28) - Veterinarians help baby bobcat burned in forest fire
Crews found a bobcat kitten listless and circling near the stump of a tree in the wake of fires that have burned some 73,000 acres in Northern California. Veterinarians at the Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care shelter are treating her for an eye infection and burns on all four paws. The bobcat, named Chips by her rescuers, is expected to recover and will be returned into the wild. San Francisco Chronicle/SF Gate blog (8/28)  |  |  | | How to turn money you already spend into points you can use:
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  - Dog calms witnesses and legal staff in Calif. DA's office
A specially trained 2-year-old golden retriever-Labrador mix named Malvern has begun work calming witnesses in court cases in Santa Barbara, Calif. Just one week into his new job, Malvern has helped at least one witness relax enough to testify. "This dog was raised to love -- Malvern has a calming effect on not only the victims but also on our staff of secretaries and attorneys alike," said Santa Barbara County District Attorney Joyce Dudley, who was responsible for the program and is considering expanding it to other offices. Santa Barbara Independent (Calif.) (8/28) - Indoor cats can be exposed to parasites, too
Indoor cats may be exposed to parasites by living with pets who spend time outdoors, taking short strolls outdoors with owners and digging in the soil of indoor plants, according to veterinarian Reena Shah. Consulting with a veterinarian who knows the cat and its living situation is the best way to decide on a parasite prevention strategy, writes Dr. Shah. NorthJersey.com (Hackensack, N.J.)/Jersey Dog blog (free registration) (8/28)  | Reach Health Care Leaders with SmartBrief
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It's easy to work yourself into the ground as a small-business owner, but you can overcome this difficulty by concentrating on your long-term vision for the company, according to business consultant Cyndee Lake. When making decisions, it's a good idea to use the "GUIDE system," which involves thinking about your goals and developing an understanding of where people are coming from, she says. Intuit Small Business Blog (8/28)
| Association News | | | | - Who you gonna call? Important resources for veterinarians
The AVMA has developed a list of important phone numbers for veterinarians and veterinary professionals that puts the numbers you need to know at your fingertips. These numbers include organizations involved with animal drugs, disease outbreaks, food safety, insurance, and many others. View AVMA's hotline resource.
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