In this role, Dr Low will lead the efforts to oversee the development and launch of WSAVA’s Essential Standards for Companion Animal Veterinary Practices (ESCAVP).
This recognition highlights Dr. Campling’s significant impact on veterinary medicine and training, her commitment to animal welfare, and her outstanding leadership in the field, particularly in developing countries.
The WSAVA is a global community of more than 200,000 veterinarians worldwide drawn from our 114 member associations. Together, we are working to advance the health and welfare of companion animals throughout the world and to speak on behalf of companion animal veterinarians globally. In support of our mission our core activities are based around four key pillars:
The advancement of companion animal welfare.
The creation of globally relevant ‘Standardization Guidelines’ in key areas of veterinary care.
The provision of continuing education (CE) for companion animal veterinarians globally
Increasing understanding of the importance of companion animals in the One Health movement.