Life as a veterinarian in the animal health industry isn’t easy. The data proves it. Listen to the latest episode of Finding Unconditional as we explore the results of the 2021 Merck Animal Health Veterinary Wellbeing Study with Joseph Hahn. We will then peel back the onion with renowned social psychology professor Dr. Amy Cuddy to uncover ways to improve mental health and wellbeing for all those who work within the industry.

Featuring host Kimberly Young; Joseph Hahn, DVM and Executive Director at Merck Animal Health, and Amy J.C. Cuddy, Ph.D., Harvard Professor and Bestselling Author.

Created 65 years ago to identify dairy livestock, Allflex Livestock Intelligence, an operating unit Merck Animal Health, has since evolved into a system that can change the dairy and cattle industries in far-reaching ways. Discover how this 24/7 monitoring system improves animal welfare, medical intervention outcomes and environmental sustainability in the latest episode of Finding Unconditional.

Monitoring the Impact: Episode Four of Finding Unconditional
Host Kimberly Young discusses the far-reaching implications of animal monitoring and early intervention with Paul Koffman, Executive Director of Allflex Livestock Intelligence, North America.

In their mission to help those experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness and the pets who are often their world, The Street Dog Coalition changes lives on both ends of the leash. Find out how this important nonprofit organization fosters the Human-Animal Bond to impact lives and communities. Also, uncover how Merck Animal Health’s continued commitment and product donations expand the reach and impact of this critically important nonprofit.

Host Kimberly Young guides Katrina Weschler, Director of Operations and Creative Strategy for Street Dog Coalition, and Dr. Robert Duquette, Associate Director of Veterinary Services of Merck Animal Health, through a powerful discussion.

Guest Host Tom Schad hosts a riveting conversation with the President and Vice President of the KC Animal Health Corridor: Kimberly Young and Emily McVey.

Hear Senior Vice President of Merck Animal Health, North America, Scott Bormann talk about what it truly means to be Unconditional and help make the world a better place for people and animals.

Our relationship with animals teaches us about trust, patience, love forgiveness and humor. In turn, animals don’t care about race, social status or political affiliation; they love us for who we are. We can learn a lot from animals. This series will take us through the things Merck Animal Health is doing to live more like the animals we serve. Along the way, we’ll hear from important experts as we take on topics like sustainability, animal care and welfare, wellness within the veterinary profession and what we can all do to make the world a better place. And start living unconditionally. As a global leader in the industry, Merck Animal Health produces hundreds of vaccines and pharmaceuticals for all sorts of animals. We live, breathe and think about animals and their well-being every day. Finding Unconditional is one more way we’re spreading the good news about how we’re making the world a better place through animal care.