Cornell’s College of Veterinary Medicine welcomed the public Saturday for its annual Open House, offering interactive demonstrations and a behind-the-scenes look at veterinary science, according to WENY. The event aimed to educate and inspire future veterinarians while engaging animal lovers of all ages.
Visitors explored activities like petting zoos, K9 demos, equine treadmills, and tick races, all led by students and faculty. Organizers said the event builds community connections and sparks early interest in veterinary careers.
For many attendees, the event was both educational and heartwarming, with children interacting closely with animals and learning from aspiring vets.
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