Veterinary Emergency Team

The team will support state and federal emergency response partners and animal health needs as communities recover from widespread flooding.

Twelve VET members deployed June 13 in support of Texas Animal Health Commission field operations.

Veterinary Emergency Team treated nearly 100 search and rescue dogs during 23-day deployment to Hill Country flooding.

Canine members of the Texas A&M Task Force urban search and rescue teams can do many things their human counterparts cannot and their care is placed in the hands of the best: the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team.

Team to provide care for canine search teams aiding rescue efforts, ensuring their health and readiness amid challenging conditions.

With the investment by the Texas Legislature and Gov. Greg Abbott through Senate Bill 1, the VET can build a new foundation for its teaching, outreach and response programming.

The team provided support for search teams in the aftermath of one of the deadliest storms in U.S. history.

As search efforts continue following Hurricane Helene, Texas A&M’s team plays a critical role in ensuring the health and safety of working dogs navigating hazardous conditions.

The team provided veterinary care to residents in rural South Texas while testing its readiness for emergency response.

Faculty, staff and students provide critical aid and compassion in wake of devastating storms.