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In celebration of Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week, the Mercy University Veterinary Technology Program hosted the “Paws & Appreciation” Community Pet Supply Drive to benefit Paws Crossed Animal Rescue in Elmsford, NY. From October 13 through October 22, 2026, the campus community donated approved pet supplies in collection bins across the Victory, Main, and Lecture Hall lobbies, culminating in a final collection celebration on October 23 in the Main Hall Lobby. The event highlighted the university’s ongoing partnership with the shelter – where students and faculty provide spay, neuter, and vaccination services through their clinical practicum lab – while recognizing the vital role veterinary technicians play in animal care. October 23rd was also the date of their pet supply drive. Westchester talk radio was there!
Dr. Amanda Colon, an Assistant Professor of Veterinary Technology at Mercy University, spoke with Westchester Talk Radio host Susan Browning about the university’s pet supply drive in partnership with Paws Crossed Animal Rescue. During the interview, she highlighted the health benefits of spaying and neutering pets, the importance of microchipping, and the vital roles veterinary technicians play in animal care. She also noted how Mercy’s four-year bachelor’s program provides students with hands-on clinical experience in these areas.
