A team from the CVM large animal hospital, including Drs. Mecham, Montilla, and Estill, helped the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs castrate more than a dozen wild horses last week. Fourth-year students and hospital staff assisted. “It was just an amazing experience,” says Liz Harbert, Student Teaching Tech. “It was really interesting to see the traditional method the tribe used to castrate with cotton string. It’s so different from the way we do it with a Henderson tool.”
Top Row: Allison Bonang, Shelby Zehnder, Travis Feldsher, and Ariel HogelVorst-Rukke. Bottom Row: Dr. Estill, Annamaria Tadlock, Amanda Profita, Jill Ollivant, Dr. Mecham, Serena Mills, Heather McEvoy, Liz Harbert and Dr. Montilla.
