The 312 members of the Maine Veterinary Medical Association are working together to improve their skills and knowledge in order to better serve the animals of Maine and their owners.
- MVMA sponsors at least three high quality continuing education seminars each year. It also holds seminars and training events for veterinary technicians. Each veterinarian practicing in Maine is required to obtain at least 12 hours of continuing education credits each year.
- We work with the state legislature to oversee laws pertaining to veterinarians, public health and the welfare of animals.
- We conduct public relations programs to inform the public on better care of animals and on animal diseases affecting public health.
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Links to information for pet owners on current issues, including the 2007 pet food recall and Equine Herpesvirus outbreaks in Maine.
Need to find a veterinarian? Use our alphabetical list of Maine towns to locate one near you.
And now a few words of wisdom from the president of the Maine Veterinary Medical Association ...
Information about upcoming continuing education meetings in Maine and New England.
News about and from the State of Maine Department of Animal Welfare - your dog license fees at work! 
Links to other websites helpful to veterinarians, veterinary technicians and pet owners.
Need a job? Have a job that needs to be filled? Got some used equipment to sell? The place to look is here.
The MVMA Members' Forum - The place to connect with other veterinarians across the state, and participate in ongoing discussions about MVMA issues or other animal health-related topics.
If you are a veterinarian who is not yet a member of the MVMA, download this form to gain the benefits of membership.
The MVMA Education Foundation has scholarship money available for Maine students currently in veterinary school or in a veterinary technician program. Click this button to get your downloadable application.
E-mail the MVMA. 
"Animals are such agreeable friends, they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms."
~George Eliot