Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
Join us for a Minute with Mark episode featuring a joyous event attended by more than 250 people last week. Together, we celebrated the school moving forward with a new phase of the Veterinary Medical Complex.
Thanks to our dedicated donors, we have $110.5 million in philanthropic funds to advance plans for a new veterinary education pavilion, primary care hospital, equine hospital, veterinary cancer center, spay-neuter clinic, and raptor center. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every donor who has joined us in this powerful vision. What was once just a dream is now becoming a reality because of you.
The new facilities will help address the critical veterinary workforce shortage by increasing students and residents. It will also expand patient care, teach students day-one skills, support shelters and nurture cutting-edge research.
At the event, we also celebrated launching a new campaign to support the Veterinary Medical Complex and drive the school forward. Termed “Limitless,” it reflects the school's ambition to define a new era in veterinary health. The expansion of our complex lays the foundation for a future without limits—a place where healing, innovation, and discovery come together to transform the lives of animals and people alike. You can watch our video for it (youtu.be/3VUeqSEYOZg)—see if you can identify the narrator (who is revealed at the very end).
That morning, we cut the ribbon for our new All Species Imaging Center. The new center combines the world’s largest advanced radiology training program with one of the world’s most comprehensive and cutting-edge arrays of veterinary imaging. That, too, was almost completely funded by donors.
Read more about the Veterinary Medical Complex and the Limitless campaign (https://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/news/limitless-veterinary-medical-complex-launch-event), and the All Species Imaging Center (https://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/news/uc-davis-opens-all-species-imaging-center).
With your support, we are moving animal health into a new era, while also advancing human health. Special things are happening here and we thank you for being a part of it.
Join us for a Minute with Mark episode featuring a joyous event attended by more than 250 people last week. Together, we celebrated the school moving forward with a new phase of the Veterinary Medical Complex.
Thanks to our dedicated donors, we have $110.5 million in philanthropic funds to advance plans for a new veterinary education pavilion, primary care hospital, equine hospital, veterinary cancer center, spay-neuter clinic, and raptor center. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every donor who has joined us in this powerful vision. What was once just a dream is now becoming a reality because of you.
The new facilities will help address the critical veterinary workforce shortage by increasing students and residents. It will also expand patient care, teach students day-one skills, support shelters and nurture cutting-edge research.
At the event, we also celebrated launching a new campaign to support the Veterinary Medical Complex and drive the school forward. Termed “Limitless,” it reflects the school's ambition to define a new era in veterinary health. The expansion of our complex lays the foundation for a future without limits—a place where healing, innovation, and discovery come together to transform the lives of animals and people alike. You can watch our video for it (youtu.be/3VUeqSEYOZg)—see if you can identify the narrator (who is revealed at the very end).
That morning, we cut the ribbon for our new All Species Imaging Center. The new center combines the world’s largest advanced radiology training program with one of the world’s most comprehensive and cutting-edge arrays of veterinary imaging. That, too, was almost completely funded by donors.
Read more about the Veterinary Medical Complex and the Limitless campaign (https://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/news/limitless-veterinary-medical-complex-launch-event), and the All Species Imaging Center (https://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/news/uc-davis-opens-all-species-imaging-center).
With your support, we are moving animal health into a new era, while also advancing human health. Special things are happening here and we thank you for being a part of it.
