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DG Pugh
DVM
,
MS
, DACT, DACVN
D.G. Pugh earned both DVM and MS (ruminant Nutrition) degrees from
the
University
of
Georgia
. He received post DVM
training at Virginia Tech (equine nutrition) and
Texas
A & M
University
(Theriogenology). Dr. Pugh has
held faculty positions at the University of Georgia (Assistant Professor)
and Auburn University (Professor of Large
Animal Medicine), and was the owner of a multi-person large animal
practice in the greater Atlanta, Georgia area for five years. During his
academic career he taught veterinary nutrition, lectured on reproductive
medicine for horses and small ruminants, and was a clinician in Ambulatory
medicine and Theriogenology. He
is the author of >640
publications, ~ 60 book chapters, a textbook, and is the recipient of five
university and three national awards for teaching.
Gregg Adams:
DVM
,
MS
, PhD, Diplomate ACT
Gregg P. Adams received his Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine degree from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 1982
and went into a private practice in
Lethbridge
,
Alberta
for 3 years working primarily with cattle and horses. In 1985 he was
accepted into a combined Residency/Master’s degree program in the
School
of
Veterinary Medicine
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He received his Master’s of
Science degree in reproductive physiology in 1987 and became a Board
Certified Diplomate of the
American
College
of Theriogenologists in 1988. After receiving a PhD in reproductive
physiology/endocrinology from the
University
of
Wisconsin
in 1991, he joined the faculty at the Western College of Veterinary
Medicine,
University
of
Saskatchewan
where he is presently Professor in the Department of Veterinary Biomedical
Sciences. Dr. Adams teaches anatomy in the veterinary curriculum and
reproductive physiology in the graduate student program. He has broad
interests in basic and applied aspects of reproductive science and
medicine, and is recognized internationally for his work in ovarian
function and follicular dynamics using the bovine model. Dr. Adams has
used ultrasound and magnetic resonance to study ovarian function and
follicular dynamics. He is co-PI for the BioMedical Imaging and Therapy
beamline project and will be using synchrotron based biomedical imaging to
examine bovine soft tissues.
Robert J. Pollard DVM
Robert J. Pollard graduated from UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in
1970, after having been one of the first students in Dr. Murray Fowler’s
zoo and wildlife medicine class.
Rob attended his first Camelid vet
conference in 1984 in
Santa Cruz
CA
. Since then he has compiled a long list of Camelid education classes both
as a student and as a speaker. He has attended every annual Camelid
vet conference at UCD,
Colorado State
,
Ohio
State University, and
Oregon
State
University
.
He has served as a vet screener
for ARI and ILR for Alpacas and Llamas to be imported from both
Chile
and
Bolivia
.
As a speaker he has been a
contributor for all the LANA conferences since 1995, and for AOBA in 1996,
and 1998.
He has been a contributor for many
publications including the Camelid chapter for the book Hand-Rearing
Wild and Domestic Mammals
His awards include 1993
International Llama Assoc's. Pushmi-Pullyu award. 2000 CAL-ILA's
Dr. Murray E. Fowler Award, and the Humdinger Award from LANA
in 2001.
He and his wife Suzi moved to
Sonora
, in the Sierra foothills, and started a small animal practice. As llamas
became more popular in the area in 1983, Dr. Pollard used his wildlife
medicine experience to work on llamas, and to help the new llama owners.
He and his wife own 50 llamas, with usually a dozen or more other llamas
visiting their Valley of the Llama Ranch for breeding, birthing, or
medical care.
Judith
Koenig
Mag med vet, Dr med vet, DVSc, Diplomate ACVS, Diplomate ECVS
Assistant Professor, Large Animal Surgery,
Ontario
Veterinary
College
,
University
of
Guelph
Guelph
,
Ontario
,
Canada
Corry Jeanne Mortensen, B.Sc., B.Ed., D.V.M.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Western
College
of Veterinary Medicine, May 2000
·
Current President of Llama
Canada
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Raise llamas at Carousel Farms - Home to over 90 animals,
pet/fiber/show quality animals - 1997 to present
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