Give and You Will Receive
As an alumnus of Texas A&M University 's College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, you have a unique opportunity to give back to the institution that helped shape you and your veterinary medical career. Through your donation to our Pet Memorial Program, you can memorialize a client's beloved pet in a personal and meaningful way. This appreciated response benefits your practice, building stronger ties between you and your clients in their time of grief. At the same time, you are supporting future academic excellence and clinical service advancements at your beloved alma mater.
A Member of the Family
It is hard to imagine what our world would be like without animals. Pets are devoted companions who give us their unconditional love and acceptance. More often than not, pets are considered members of the family. The loss of an animal can be a devastating experience to a pet owner. The Pet Memorial Program is an excellent way to show your client that you care about their significant loss. Clients are touched when their veterinarian takes the time to remember their pet in this special way, thus strengthening the veterinarian/client relationship.
How to Participate
Making a donation to the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences is simple and shows your support for one of the world's leading institutions in animal health care. You can complete this form or you can call us with your donation. We suggest a minimum contribution level of $10 per memorial to cover program costs. After we receive your contribution and completed form, we will send a heartfelt letter to your client acknowledging your thoughtful donation. Your tax-exempt gift may be designated to the fund of your choice listed below, or you may specify that your gift be used for a particular activity or area that is important to you. Undesignated gifts will support the most urgent needs of the College.
Please visit our Opportunities Page to review some of the areas in need at the College of Veterinary Medicine.
