Veterinarians are urging lawmakers to approve funding for more in-state veterinary students to address a workforce shortage impacting urban and rural communities.
SHELTON, Wash. — There is a push for lawmakers to approve funding for more in-state veterinary students.
In Washington, veterinarians are calling for urgent action to address what they say is a severe workforce shortage that is impacting urban and rural communities.
Haigh Veterinary Hospital in Shelton is a family business that stretches back more than four decades. Dr. Eddie Haigh spends his days there, and he serves as the president of the Washington State Veterinary Medical Association.
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