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Equine Isolation Unit
Still in the planning stage, this building will house horses with
infectious, contagious diseases and potentially
zoonotic diseases. The stand-alone facility, expanding from two to
ten stalls, will be constructed following
standard isolation facility design. The unit is crucial for us to be able
to safely and successfully treat the ever-increasing number of horses admitted with
infectious disease.
Equine Reproduction Unit
This facility, also in the planning stage, will enable leading-edge
investigation of mare and stallion infertility.
This stand-alone building will contain an equine reproduction laboratory,
clinical work area, stalls for housing stallions
and mare/foals, tease rail, breeding area, and stallion collection area.
The laboratory will be used for semen
evaluation, embryo transfer, and biotechnology, assisted reproductive
techniques, and other advanced technologies.
Wildlife Hospital of Louisiana
Plans are underway for construction of this facility, which will
facilitate emergency treatment and rehabilitation
of sick and injured wildlife. With immediate access to
Board-certified specialists, the WHL will provide the
utmost care for wild mammals, birds, and reptiles. The facility
will also play a major role in educating the
public, and especially our youth, on the importance of wildlife
conservation.
Milton J. Womack
Serenity
Garden
The Milton J. Womack Serenity Garden, located near the Small Animal Clinic
entrance, celebrates the bond between man and
animals. Construction of the Serenity Garden was completed in the fall of
2003 with a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Milton J.
Womack.
Your donation can be used toward the bronze sculpture and
landscaping to complete the garden.
Or you can purchase an engraved brick in honor or memory of those
special animals who have shared their lives with us or of a special
person who has been a true friend to animals.
Download
Serenity Garden brochure/donation form
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