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Minnesota Looking for More Rural Vets

Minnesota Looking for More Rural Vets

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The University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine has received a grant that will help address the shortages of veterinarians and support staff in rural areas of the state. Dr. Larissa Minicucci explains how the money will be used:

The 238-thousand-dollar grant will also support the expansion of existing veterinary educational programs and facilities, including mobile services.

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