Crisis Text Line
The Crisis Text Line is also available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Text HOME to 741741 from anywhere in the U.S. at any time and a live, trained crisis counselor receives your text and responds on a secure online platform. You can also call 211 to speak with a live, trained service professional in your local area. All calls are confidential and 211 is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
TRAINING IN SUICIDE PREVENTION
FREE TO ALL VETERINARY PROFESSIONALS
Veterinary medicine is a community, and a community supports its members. For that reason, the AVMA is pleased to begin offering free training in suicide prevention to all veterinary professionals.
Peter Piper 2024 Memorial Conference
Marriott Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa
August 10, 2024 Saturday 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
August 11, 2024 Sunday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
15 CE Hours
Controlled Drug course available
August 11, 2024 Sunday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
15 CE Hours
Controlled Drug course available
Caloosa Veterinary Medical Society welcomes you.
Caloosa Veterinary Medical Society is a veterinary professional organization representing the interests of veterinarians and their staff as well as animals and their environment.
We provide continuing education and promote a humane attitude of the general public towards animals.
We provide continuing education and promote a humane attitude of the general public towards animals.
Caloosa Veterinary Medical Society welcomes you.
Caloosa Veterinary Medical
Society is a veterinary professional
organization representing the
interests of veterinarians and their
staff as well as animals and their
environment.
We provide continuing
education and promote
a humane attitude of the
general public towards
animals.
Society is a veterinary professional
organization representing the
interests of veterinarians and their
staff as well as animals and their
environment.
We provide continuing
education and promote
a humane attitude of the
general public towards
animals.
Mission
Caloosa Veterinary Medical Society is a veterinary professional organization focused on continuing education in Lee County and the greater South West Florida region. It was established in 1994 to operate as a charitable and educational organization for the advancement of community education and to promote the humane attitude of the general public towards animals. We provide free and low-cost continuing education for veterinary professionals, including our annual Tri-County Conference and Peter Piper Memorial Conference.
Scholarships
Caloosa Veterinary Medical Society has contributed to the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Dean’s Circle – and is proud to announce that we are now a Lifetime Member. We provide annual scholarships to veterinary technicians. We encourage involvement in the Florida Veterinary Medical Association, who represents the interest of all veterinarians in Florida. The CVMS also offers seminars throughout the year to our members beyond annual conferences.
Animal Welfare
Caloosa Veterinary Medical Society sponsors other educational causes concerning the profession, including donations to related organizations such as the Animal Refuge Center (A.R.C.) in Fort Myers, the Center for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (C.R.O.W.) on Sanibel Island, and Lee County K9 Unit. We seek to provide new ways to support the community, and are open to providing counsel on matters related to animal welfare, wildlife and the environment, and educational endeavors. The primary purpose for which this organization is formed is to provide continuing education for veterinarians, certified and non-certified veterinary technicians, and other non-technical veterinary personnel.
Our Mission
Mission
Caloosa Veterinary Medical Society is a veterinary professional organization focused on continuing education in Lee County and the greater South West Florida region. It was established in 1994 to operate as a charitable and educational organization for the advancement of community education and to promote the humane attitude of the general public towards animals. We provide free and low-cost continuing education for veterinary professionals, including our annual Tri-County Conference and Peter Piper Memorial Conference.
Scholarships
Caloosa Veterinary Medical Society has contributed to the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Dean’s Circle – and is proud to announce that we are now a Lifetime Member. We provide annual scholarships to veterinary technicians. We encourage involvement in the Florida Veterinary Medical Association, who represents the interest of all veterinarians in Florida. The CVMS also offers seminars throughout the year to our members beyond annual conferences.
Animal Welfare
Caloosa Veterinary Medical Society sponsors other educational causes concerning the profession, including donations to related organizations such as the Animal Refuge Center (A.R.C.) in Fort Myers, the Center for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (C.R.O.W.) on Sanibel Island, and Lee County K9 Unit. We seek to provide new ways to support the community, and are open to providing counsel on matters related to animal welfare, wildlife and the environment, and educational endeavors. The primary purpose for which this organization is formed is to provide continuing education for veterinarians, certified and non-certified veterinary technicians, and other non-technical veterinary personnel.
