COMMUNITY & STUDENTS

SUPPORTING OUR LOCAL ANIMAL COMMUNITY AND THE NEXT GENERATION OF VETS

For more than 50 years, we have cared for local pets, horses and farm animals, and we are proud to support the people, clubs and organisations that help animals and their owners thrive.

PROUDLY SUPPORTING LOCAL ANIMAL ORGANISATIONS

Our team is involved in the local community through sponsorships and support for organisations including the Canine Obedience Club of Townsville Inc, Bush 2 Beach Endurance Riders Association and Tropical North Showjumping.

These groups play an important role in helping people enjoy life with their animals, whether through training, sport, education, competition or connection.

We are pleased to support their work and celebrate the contribution they make to the Townsville animal community.

HELPING FUTURE VETS GAIN REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE

We also believe strongly in supporting the future of veterinary care.

Townsville Veterinary Clinic has a connection with student teaching and clinical education, giving veterinary students the opportunity to learn in a real-world mixed practice environment.

Students may see how our team approaches companion animal care, equine work, farm animal visits, surgery, diagnostics and client communication.

For us, this is part of giving back to the profession.

Veterinary care is always evolving, and helping future vets build confidence, skill and compassion benefits the whole community.

PROUDLY SUPPORTING OUR LOCAL ANIMAL COMMUNITY

WHAT OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS SAY

The Townsville Vet Clinic has long demonstrated its commitment to strengthening animal welfare, responsible dog ownership, and community engagement across North Queensland. One of the most meaningful ways this commitment is expressed is through its ongoing sponsorship of the Canine Obedience Club of Townsville, particularly in support of the club’s sports dog trials. These trials form a cornerstone of the region’s dog sport calendar, offering structured pathways for handlers and their dogs to develop skills, deepen their partnership, and contribute to safer, more confident canine behaviour within the community.

Canine Obedience Club