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07.22-24.2012
Registration Now Open for AAEP’s Hindlimb Lameness and Business Education Summer Meetings
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today for the American Association of Equine Practitio... More »
Start of Gaited Horse Show Season Heightens Commitment by AVMA, AAEP and USDA to End Abusive Practice of Soring
 SCHAUMBURG, Ill., April 11, 2012 -- Soring, illegal for more tha... More »
Applications for Funding through the AAEP Foundation Due May 1
 The American Association of Equine Practitioners Foundation is... More »
Follow AAEP Biosecurity Guidelines to Reduce Risk of Infectious Disease Transmission during Breeding Season
 The American Association of Equine Practitioners urges those inv... More »
AAEP Foundation Asks Veterinarians to Submit Cases for Laminitis Study
 First Laminitis Research Project study attempts
to identify ris... More »
AAEP Foundation/Markel Insurance Company Honor Top-Achieving Veterinary Students with Scholarships
 Eight outstanding equine veterinary students selected for schola... More »
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Individual & Companion Animal Memorial ProgramsIndividual Memorial Program A memorial gift can be made to recognize the loss of a beloved family member, friend or colleague. Memorial gifts give you the peace of mind that you are doing what you can to promote better  equine health and research in the name of a cherished loved one.Donations of $25 or more can be made to the Foundation in the name of the person that has passed. Upon receiving the donation, a compassionate letter conveying sympathy over the loss of this person is sent to the designated contact. The letter communicates the Foundation’s commitment to supporting education, research and benevolent efforts for horses and their caretakers. To make an individual memorial donation, click here. Companion Animal Memorial Program The AAEP Foundation’s Companion Animal Memorial Program is designed for veterinarians, their clients and owners to remember an animal companion. Donations of $25 or more are made to the Foundation in the name of an animal friend that has passed on. Upon receiving the donation, a  compassionate letter conveying sympathy over the loss of their animal companion is sent to the owner. The letter communicates the Foundation’s commitment to supporting education, research and benevolent efforts for horses and their caretakers.Over the years, many veterinary practices have made this valuable program an important part of their client relations protocol. Because of this program, several owners whose horses and companion animals have been remembered have, in turn, made donations to the Foundation to fund additional equine and educational outreach. To make a companion animal memorial donation, click here. |
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