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CSU’s Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex nearing completion
Colorado State University is nearing completion of the first part of an ambitious, multi-year plan poised to reshape the future of veterinary medicine. The cornerstone of the project is a new 213,000 square-foot facility on the University’s South Campus, now in the final stages of construction.
Boston Herald: Pet sounds: Why some dog owners share music with their 4-legged friends
Lori Kogan, a Colorado State University professor who studies human-animal interactions, says “dogs tend to habituate to what they are used to” as opposed to innately preferring some types of music over others.
The Cool Down: Scientists stunned after virus jumps between humans and animals: ‘It was a very unusual situation’
“It was a very unusual situation to see three different species sequentially infected like this, and we really don’t know how that happened,” said Sue VandeWoude, a CSU veterinarian, virologist, and study author. “[The zoo was] taking significant precautions.”