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Glenda Davis, RVT, MBA
Founder & President - Animal Rez-Q Inc. intertribal nonprofit providing affrodable cost animal wellness services on tribal lands for herds, horses and pets.
Glenda Davis is a professional with a background in veterinary technology and business management. She is the Founder and President of Animal Rez-Q, Inc., an organization dedicated to animal rescue and welfare. Her qualifications include being a Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) and holding a Master of Business Administration (MBA).
Davis's work at Animal Rez-Q focuses on providing care and support for animals in need, promoting animal welfare, and facilitating adoptions. Her leadership in this organization reflects her commitment to improving the lives of animals and advocating for their rights.
For more detailed professional insights, her LinkedIn profile can be found under the username glenda-davis-rvt-mba-b0825389.
Highlights
Week #2 of VSPG Completed - 333 head of livestock treated
The "Enhanced Education in Rural Food Animal Practice Dedicated Training for Veterinary Students & Exposure for Native American Youth" VSP Grant - Year One completed our second week of cattle, sheep and goat herd treatments, July 22-26, 2024. It took three years to coordinate and secure this grant........it is a success for everyone. Animal Rez-Q Inc partnered with Midwestern University Veterinary School, the grazing officials of Sawmill, Crystal & Navajo to assist livestock producers with herd management in exchange for field training for their veterinary students. This week, 12 herds received Blackleg and Respiratory vaccinations, deworming and vitamins treating 116 cattle, 215 sheep and 2 goats. Herds were preg checked, castrated, dehorned and tail docked by three MWU veterinary students and their Professors - Dr Ziegler & Dr Oman. #SupportAnimalRezQInc
Week One of VSPG Completed - 491 head of livestock treated
The "Enhanced Education in Rural Food Animal Practice Dedicated Training for Veterinary Students & Exposure for Native American Youth" VSP Grant - Year One completed another week of cattle, sheep and goat herd treatments. It took three years to coordinate and secure this grant........it is a success for everyone. Animal Rez-Q Inc partnered with Midwestern University Veterinary School, the grazing officials of Sawmill, Crystal & Navajo to assist livestock producers with herd management in exchange for field training for their veterinary students. This week, 14 herds received Blackleg and Respiratory vaccinations, deworming and vitamins treating 283 cattle, 203 sheep and 5 goats. Herds were preg checked, castrated, dehorned and tail docked by four MWU veterinary students and their Professors - Dr Chako & Dr Kretsch.
