Akharajkumari Veterinary College has been committed to transferring knowledge and experience to students and veterinarians interested in wildlife through the 2nd Ex situ and In situ Conservation skills for young Zoo and wildlife Veterinarian students Course held from June 16-27, 2024. The course took place at various locations including:

1. Akharajkumari Veterinary College, Walailak University, Nakhon Si Thammarat
   Songkhla Zoo, Songkhla
2. Elephant care Samui, Surat Thani
3. Elephant Hospital, Krabi
4. Southern Thailand Elephant Foundation Elephant Hospital, Phang Nga
5. Wildlife Breeding Station, Phang Nga
6. Marine and Coastal Natural Resources Research Station
7. Ko Taen Island, Surat Thani
8. Klong Sang Wildlife Research Station, Surat Thani
   
   This course aims to foster research, exchange of perspectives, knowledge, and collaboration among various organizations both within and outside the institution.

Akkhraratchakumari Veterinary College organized a training session on “How to Raise a Happy and Healthy Cat” for students from Kalyanisirithammarat School. Assoc.Prof.Dr. Tuempong Wongtawan and Asst.Prof.Dr. Worakan Boonhoh, faculty members of Akkhraratchakumari Veterinary College, served as lecturers, providing knowledge on cat nutrition, care methods, essential supplies, disease prevention, cat play, behavior, and mental health. This training enabled the participating students to effectively apply the knowledge gained to their own cats.

On May 24, 2024, Akkharajakumari College of Veterinary Medicine has made an academic memorandum of understanding MOU with the establishment, with Dr. Manoch Yindee, director of the animal hospital. Akkhararajakumari Veterinary College Walailak University together with Elephant Hills Company Limited, led by Mr. Jiratra Kitkitsangwon, Human Resources Manager. Academic cooperation in both raising and caring for animal health was discussed. Supporting teaching and learning work both in the form of working in real places and online format as well as research on raising and take care of animal health Diagnosis of diseases in animals Treating diseases in animals Disease control and prevention advances in biotechnology and genetic management This cooperation will lead to the development of academic knowledge, innovation, and research progress. and further development of students/staff of both sides

On 20-21 April 2024, Akkhararajakumari Veterinary College of Veterinary Medicine, has organized a workshop on stray dog population control through sterilization surgery for rabies control. Together with the WVS Thailand Foundation, WVS Thailand and The Siam Cement (Thung Song) Company Limited focus on adding social value by helping to control the stray dog population living in the company’s area. Siam Cement (Thung Song) Co., Ltd. reduces the problem of stray dogs without owners. In addition, the focus is on reducing the risk of disease outbreaks of various diseases that can be spread from stray dogs. By this project It was a great opportunity for students to learn about how to control the stray dog population. sterilization surgery and caring for dogs This will help students understand. and adequate knowledge about the problems that arise The Akkhararajakumari College of Veterinary Medicine would like to thank the Siam Cement (Thung Song) Company Limited and the WVS Thailand Foundation for their excellent cooperation. and can be considered an important step in increasing efficiency and was successful in controlling the stray dog population effectively.

The pictures of the atmosphere of visiting/practicing in the veterinary profession are presented. The 6th year students received practical training at Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc Zoo, Vietnam. In this, students gained a lot of knowledge. Akkhararajakumari College of Veterinary Medicine would like to thank Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc Zoo, Vietnam. It is highly appreciated that you cooperate very well.

On May 7 2024, Miss Ratchadaporn Boripun, a lecturer at Akkhararajakumari Veterinary College, has organized an academic service project for pig raising enterprise groups on the topic of “Quality management of pig raising and swine diseases that often occur in the rainy season” along with recommendations for collecting food and water samples in pig farms and providing pig farm analysis services. contaminated with pathogens that causes damage in pig farms In this regard, the group of pig farmers in the community gain knowledge and can be put to good use in your own farm

On April 23 2024, Akkharajakumari College of Veterinary Medicine organized Songkran activities to continue Thai traditions 2024, with merit-making by offering alms to monks. and donate dog food at Khlong Din Temple, as well as have an activity of pouring water to ask for blessings from elders with administrators, faculty, staff, and students joining in pouring water To continue traditions and culture