Vets Go Wild

23/06/2026

A few highlights from Vets Go Wild so far 🦒🌿

From giraffe capture to wildlife translocations, it’s already been an unforgettable journey already🐾

12/06/2026

And, we’re back for 2026 Vets Go Wild season🙂

We welcomed 16 students from across the globe today for their 16-day veterinary wildlife experience. We can’t wait to see them in action 🐾🐘🙌🏻 Watch this space..

29/05/2026

Thanks to Ikhala Veterinary Clinic for the video of a young male lion receiving care from our Dr Emily and our students🦁

“He was darted for a few important reasons - top of the list being a stubborn case of mange that needed a follow-up treatment to finally clear it up.

While he was under anaesthesia, the team also replaced his tracking collar and gave our students a rare, hands-on experience working up close with a big cat - something they won’t forget anytime soon!”

25/05/2026

04/05/2026

04/05/2026

From St Kitts to South Africa 🌍🐾

Our incredible students from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine stepped out of the classroom and into the African wild with us over at . During their recent trip to SA, they assisted with the fitment of a tracking collar—an essential step in future relocation efforts to help spread genetics and support conservation. 🐾🦁

Hands-on learning, meaningful impact with great people makes for unforgettable moments in the field.💚

19/04/2026

We’re thrilled to welcome Ross University all the way from St. Kitts in the Caribbean! 🌴🐾

Over the next 12 days, these amazing veterinary students will dive into our experience - gaining hands-on skills, unforgettable wildlife encounters, and making a real impact.

Let the adventure begin! 🐘🦒✨