State-of-the-Art Reproduction
In late April, Colorado State University veterinarians witnessed the birth of healthy twin foals born four days apart. The births come nearly a year after their mother's death. MSNBC reports »
Dr. Pat McCue from the CSU Equine Reproduction Laboratory tells the story of two foals born to surrogate mothers after their mother was a victim of last year's Windsor tornado. CBS Channel 4 reports »
Founded in 1907 in Fort Collins, Colorado, the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (CVMBS) at Colorado State University is an international leader in the advancement of human and animal health through innovative education, research and service programs.
A diverse set of undergraduate and graduate degree programs reflects a comprehensive research program with world-class facilities and scientists in cancer, infectious disease, radiological sciences, biomedical sciences, environmental health, orthopedics, reproduction and neurobiology. The Professional Veterinary Medical Program is ranked in the top three nationwide, and the College is the national leader in federal funding amongst peer universities for human and animal health investigations.
Mailing Address:
College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Colorado State University
1601 Campus Delivery
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1601
Phone: 970.491.7051,
Fax: 970.491.2250
