New CAHF pet notecard sets now available!
Searching for the perfect gift to give your cat-loving cousin or your pal who has a penchant for puppies?
For only $20 each, the Companion Animal Health Fund's new pet notecard sets are the ideal present for all of your animal-loving family and friends. Plus, your purchase will help to support vital companion animal health research and training programs at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine — Western Canada's regional veterinary college.
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When the Companion Animal Health Fund was created in the late 1970s, its founders had modest hopes for its future success. But thanks to the tremendous support of dedicated people across Canada, the Fund has exceeded those early expectations over and over again. Donations from individual pet owners, veterinarians, breed and sport organizations and pet health companies have helped to train companion animal health specialists, have supported dozens of research investigations and have transformed the 
When CAHF donors help to purchase new equipment at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, everybody benefits. WCVM clinicians and researchers gain access to vital pieces of equipment that help to improve the quality of health care for their patients. Plus, veterinary students gain experience and training on the latest technologies.
Every year, the Companion Animal Health Fund provides the public with its list of contributors in the past 12 months along with its annual financial statement. This information is compiled and publicized in conjunction with the fall issue of Vet Topics. Click 
If you would like to honour the memory of a pet or a person, consider making a donation to the Companion Animal Health Fund. Dedicated to supporting WCVM's companion animal health research and training programs, the Fund will ensure that your contribution continues to benefit the health of other pets for years to come. 
