Small Animal Theriogenology Residency Program

  • Start Date:

  • Deadline:

  • Agency:
    American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation, Inc. (CHF) (AKC Canine Health Foundation)

The Office of Grants and Research (OGR), KNUST wishes to inform the university community of a veterinary training and research opportunity: the Small Animal Theriogenology Residency Program funded by the American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation, Inc. (CHF) in collaboration with the Theriogenology Foundation (TF).

This program supports the development of veterinary specialists in canine reproductive health, clinical genetics, and related research, ensuring the health and welfare of purebred and purpose-bred dogs.

Key Highlights:

  • Funder: American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation

  • Award Type: Research: Project Grants & Innovation

  • Award Amount: Up to USD 150,000

  • Application Deadline: June 30, 2028

  • Applicant Type: Academic Institutions

  • Career Stage: Not Applicable

  • Website: AKC CHF Theriogenology Residency

Objectives:

  • Train future veterinary specialists in medical and surgical management of canine reproductive health and disease.

  • Support research in clinical genetics, reproductive physiology, and canine health.

  • Strengthen professional expertise in veterinary medicine to ensure well-being of purebred and purpose-bred dogs.

Research Scope / Disciplines:

  • Animal Breeding and Physiology

  • Animal Care and Veterinary Medicine

  • Clinical Medicine and Veterinary Pathology

  • Ethology and Comparative Psychology

  • Laboratory Animals and Livestock Science

  • Veterinary Pharmacology and Pathology

Eligibility:

  • Open to academic institutions involved in veterinary training and research.

  • Focus on developing expertise in canine reproductive health, disease management, and clinical genetics.

Application Process:

  1. Review the residency program details on the AKC CHF Theriogenology Residency page.

  2. Submit an application through the portal before the deadline.

  3. Follow any program-specific requirements outlined by AKC CHF and the Theriogenology Foundation.

Benefits:

  • Financial support for residency and research in small animal reproductive health.

  • Professional development for veterinary specialists in theriogenology.

  • Opportunity to contribute to canine health, genetics, and clinical research advancements.