Facts:
SLU has a national responsibility for veterinary education and research. The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science trains veterinarians, pet agronomists, hippologists and veterinarians, among others.
The Companion Animals Research Fund is a fundraising foundation at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) under the patronage of HRH Crown Princess Victoria. The fund gives individuals, businesses and organizations the opportunity to make contributions to research on diseases that affect dogs and cats.
The Fund has since 2008 annually awarded funds for research, for example on diabetes and fescue disease on cats, and metritis and sudden cardiac death of dogs.
Today's veterinary medicine offers veterinary care that is both qualified and effective. Treatment and aftercare can save many sick animals back to a good life.
To further develop animal health and improve the prevention and diagnosis of diseases at an early stage, as well as to cure more dogs and cats in Sweden, more research is needed. Through The Companion Animal Research Fund, everyone who wants and has the opportunity can support the research – your contribution can mean a lot to our pets!
IBAN
SE84 1200 0000 0128 1012 0897
BIC/Swift
DABASESX
Danske Bank
Norrmalmstorg 1
111 46 Stockholm
Bankgiro: 5200-5907
Swish: Donate easily via Swish on the number 123 562 53 63 or open the Swish app and scan the QR code.
SLU has a national responsibility for veterinary education and research. The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science trains veterinarians, pet agronomists, hippologists and veterinarians, among others.
Åsa Formo, Fundraiser
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science/Vice-Chancellor's Office
Tel: +46 18 67 25 70, +46 70 689 30 33
asa.formo@slu.se
Rauni Niskanen, Dean
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science, SLU
Phone: 018-67 16 07
E-mail: rauni.niskanen@slu.se
Read about some of the projects that have received funding from The Companion Animals Research Fund (in Swedish).
Examples of donations to the fund