Modern building surrounded by trees and people walking in a vibrant outdoor space.
A view of the new Small Animal Hospital from Garrod Drive. This rendering is a conceptual representation to support planning discussions. Final design subject to change. Architectural services will be selected through a competitive bidding process.

Expanding the Veterinary Medical Complex: a New Small Animal Hospital

Sandy and Joan Weill allocated $80 million of their transformative gift to launch the next phase of the Veterinary Medical Complex: a new Small Animal Hospital. Their generosity has set the vision in motion, with fundraising now under way to bring the project fully to life.

The new modern facility will expand access to lifesaving care, reduce wait times for critical treatment, and integrate advanced technologies that set a new standard in veterinary medicine, ensuring more animals receive the exceptional care they deserve.

Dr. Michael Mison, Associate Dean for Veterinary Medical Center Operations/Chief Veterinary Medical Officer (CVMO) of the William R. Pritchard Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH), shared his gratitude for the gift and its potential for the future of veterinary care:

This gift is transformative for our Small Animal Hospital. It enables us to modernize and expand our clinical spaces so they reflect the excellence of our medicine and the scale of our ambition. We will strengthen the care of pets, elevate clinical training, and accelerate innovation for the clients and referring veterinarians who trust us. In doing so, we are establishing a new benchmark in veterinary teaching hospital design and performance, redefining what a veterinary teaching hospital can be.”

Learn more about our Limitless vision for transformational impact through an expansion of the Veterinary Medical Complex, including the new Small Animal Hospital

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