Consistently ranked among the top five veterinary schools in the country, the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine trains the next generation of compassionate and innovative veterinarians while our world-leading clinicians repair hearts, fight cancer, develop new therapies, and more!

Your support on Day of Giving empowered the College of Veterinary Medicine to:

Award life-changing support to our students and residents

You help us lead the way in preparing adaptable, career-ready professionals. On Day of Giving 2024, over $280,000 dollars were raised to support the education and training of our students and house officers.

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Provide life-saving care for animals who need it most

More than 300 members of our CVM community chose to support compassionate, patient-centered care. From oncology and neurology to our companion pet assistance funds, thank you for supporting our hospital!

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Plan for the future and establish a legacy

Did you know you can support the CVM with planned gifts? Including us in your estate planning is one of the most popular and flexible ways that you can support our mission. Over $5 million dollars in support was secured for our future on Day of Giving this past year.

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Did you miss your chance to make a gift on Day of Giving?

Don’t worry – it’s never too late to support the College of Veterinary Medicine!  You can make a difference today. 

The ‘Domino Effect’ of Helping Healers

How life-changing care and an unexpected connection at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine inspired one family to give back to support veterinarians- and specialists-in-training.

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Giving news

NC State Announces Creation of Distinguished Chair in Feline Health Research

When the Sphynx cat he rescued and bonded deeply with died of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, Amos Cader was devastated and determined to put his grief toward making sure no one else experienced the pain he felt over the loss of Vladimir. The NC State College of Veterinary Medicine is the hope he found. With a Feline…

The Rescued ‘Rebel’ that Inspired an Unending Scientific Legacy

The cat carrier at the Ohio animal shelter had warning signs about its occupant’s hostility, but Amos Cader was undeterred. He had seen a picture of the stoic Sphynx online with a plea that the cat needed someone special to provide the love that no other would-be adopters could seem to find for him. Everyone…

Dog-Loving Couple Hails Dermatologist as ‘the Epitome of NC State’

For three years after their beloved bichons Winston and Lukus died, Dr. Jackie Jaloszynski and Sid Bragg investigated other, less illness-prone dog breeds so they’d be ready to bring home a new pup when their hearts had healed enough.  The couple, who live part-time in Pine Knoll Shores, North Carolina, settled on the lagotto romagnolo…