Dr. Joel Todd Leroy Prince has been a veterinarian for over 35 years and still supports his alma mater, the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, through annual donations. The College oversees funds for scholarships, student learning, faculty development, wildlife medical care, police K9 care, equine emergencies, and helping low-income pet owners afford veterinary treatment. Donors also support the College's research in areas like oncology, pathology, and reproductive health.

1. Joel Todd Leroy Prince

2.  A practicing veterinarian for more than three and a half
decades. Dr. Joel Todd Leroy Prince serves at Elmhurst Animal
Care Center in Elmhurst, Illinois. A graduate of the University of
Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Joel Todd Leroy
Prince still supports his alma mater through annual donations.
Alumni and other supporters of the University of Illinois College
of Veterinary Medicine can direct their contributions toward
several funds and initiatives at the school. Those who donate to
the College of Veterinary Medicine Achievement Fund provide
funding for programs such as scholarships, student learning
opportunities, and faculty development initiatives.

3.  The College also oversees several animal-focused funds for
donors interested in advancing animal care. They include the
Wildlife Medical Clinic Fund, the K9 Officer Down Fund, and the
Equine Emergency Fund. Donors can even provide support to
help pet owners with limited budgets pay for the cost of
veterinary care.
In addition to caring for animals of all types, students and
faculty at the College take part in various research initiatives in
areas such as oncology, pathobiology, and reproductive health.
This research also depends on the support of generous donors.