The World Veterinary Day (WVD) is an annual global celebration that honours the invaluable contributions of veterinarians to society. Observed on the last Saturday of April, this day aims to raise awareness about the crucial role veterinarians play in maintaining the health and welfare of animals and humans alike.
This year, World Veterinary Day will be celebrated on Saturday, April 27, 2024. The theme for 2024 is “Veterinarians are Essential Health Workers,” highlighting the vital role veterinarians play in safeguarding public health and promoting the well-being of animals and the environment.
The World Veterinary Association (WVA) established World Veterinary Day in 2000, and it was first celebrated on April 29 of that year. Since then, this annual event has gained global recognition, emphasizing the significance of the veterinary profession and its multifaceted contributions.
World Veterinary Day serves as a platform to recognize the tireless efforts of veterinarians in various areas, including:
On World Veterinary Day, various events, campaigns, and educational programs are organized worldwide to raise awareness about the vital role of veterinarians. These include workshops, seminars, community outreach initiatives, and social media campaigns.
The WVA also presents the prestigious World Veterinary Day Awards to individuals or organizations that have made exceptional contributions to the field of veterinary medicine and animal welfare. The award recognizes and encourages initiatives that promote the annual theme through workshops, campaigns, research, and local or international events.
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