Vets and wildlife 2026

Vets and Wildlife er også i år tilbake for å holde foredrag for veterinærstudentene! 🐘

Foredragsholderen flyr langveisfra for å holde dette spennende foredraget på veterinæruniversitetet i rom P35 den 28. oktober.

Vi får også besøk av Sepideh, veterinærstudent på 5. året, som skal fortelle om sin opplevielse og reise til Sør-Afrika. Hun starter ca. kl. 20.00💕 Vi gleder oss!

🍕 Det blir servert pizza, sponset av DNV-S! Husk å melde dere på i Checkin slik at vi vet hvor mye vi skal bestille.

Vi håper så mange som mulig ønsker å bli med på dette lærerike og inspirerende foredraget! 🤩

🇬🇧 ENGLISH:

Vets and Wildlife is back this year for their annual lecture for the veterinary students! 🐘

The speaker is flying in from afar to give this exciting talk at the veterinary university in room P35 on October 28th.

We will also be visited by Sepideh, a 5th year veterinary student, who will talk about her experience and journey to South Africa. She will start at approx. 8:00 PM💕 We are looking forward to it!

🍕 Pizza will be served, kindly sponsored by DNV-S! Please remember to sign up via Checkin so we know how much to order.

We hope as many as possible will join this inspiring and educational event! 🤩

About Vets and Wildlife:

Vets and Wildlife is a non-profit organization that specialises in EMS projects designed to give veterinary students maximum hands-on experience through small-group placements.

🇿🇦 In South Africa, students can:

• Join clinical wildlife projects and work directly with a wildlife veterinarian (some projects take only 4–6 students)🦏
• Take part in an excellent Rehabilitation Centre project for pre-clinical students, offering hands-on experience with many different species being cared for before release back to the wild 🦜

🇱🇰 In Sri Lanka, clinical students can:

• Join three spay/neuter projects, two of which only take two students at a time, allowing close supervision and the chance to perform around 25 surgeries in two weeks🩺

Vets and Wildlife has been collaborating with veterinary students from the UK, Europe, Australia, and the USA for over 15 years, offering truly unique and practical opportunities in wildlife and clinical medicine 🐾