In a groundbreaking move for veterinary education and research, Khalsa College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (KCVAS) in Amritsar has established a pioneering international partnership with Niagara Pet Hospital, a leading private institution in Ontario, Canada.
Dr. Harish Verma, Principal of KCVAS, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Niagara Pet Hospital, owned by the esteemed Dr. P K Verma. This agreement, initially set for three years with an extension option to five, marks a significant milestone in global veterinary collaboration.
The signing ceremony, held at KCVAS, was graced by Mridula Verma, Manager of Niagara Pet Hospital, and Dr. S.K. Nagpal, Managing Director of KCVAS. Their presence underscored the importance of this international alliance.
The MoU promises to revolutionize veterinary education and research by providing students and faculty at KCVAS with access to cutting-edge resources and collaborative research opportunities. Dr. Harish Verma emphasized that this partnership will enhance pet care practices and lead to innovative solutions for common challenges in veterinary science. “This collaboration will bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical application, advancing veterinary care on a global scale,” Dr. Verma remarked.
The agreement is set to foster mutual growth between KCVAS and Niagara Pet Hospital, with a focus on promoting awareness, teaching, and research activities. The MoU envisions joint educational programs benefiting faculty, students, pet owners, and stakeholders in both countries.
Dr. Verma described the partnership as a significant step towards advancing veterinary science and pet care, with promising positive impacts for both the veterinary community and animal owners worldwide. KCVAS is enthusiastic about the future outcomes of this collaboration and the advancements it will bring to the field of veterinary science.
