Prof. Dr. Waad Mahmoud Raouf, President of the University of Tikrit, inaugurated the Animal House at the College of Veterinary Medicine following its comprehensive rehabilitation and development. The ceremony was attended by Prof. Dr. Bashar Sadiq Noomi, Dean of the College, and supervised directly by the Maintenance and Gardens and Services Divisions, whose dedicated efforts contributed significantly to the success of the project.
The rehabilitation works included renovating the main building, equipping laboratories and classrooms, and restoring animal housing units, as well as developing the livestock and poultry fields. These efforts aim to provide an integrated educational and research environment for students and researchers alike.
In his speech, the University President praised the academic excellence and scientific progress of the College of Veterinary Medicine, highlighting its distinguished faculty and strong record of collaboration with other university colleges across various fields of research and education. He also expressed his gratitude to the college administration and all staff members involved in completing the rehabilitation project, commending their commitment and outstanding performance in achieving this academic and service-oriented milestone.
This accomplishment reflects the college’s continuous efforts to develop its infrastructure, enhance academic and practical efficiency, and advance the quality of education and training in alignment with the needs of scientific research and community service.
The Animal House serves as a key facility supporting students and researchers, providing a suitable environment for practical training and scientific experimentation, and playing a vital role in preparing skilled veterinary professionals capable of contributing effectively to society and the labor market.
