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Student from Trenton meets British royalty at vet college in U.K.
Elizabeth Kaladeen, of Trenton, had the honour of meeting Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall, at an anniversary visit to the Royal Veterinary College. Elizabeth studies veterinary medicine at the London, U.K.based college. The Duchess of Cornwall, wife of heir to the throne Prince Charles, is Patron of the RVC’s charity The Animal Care Trust. Her visit to the university launched celebrations to mark the 30th birthday of the RVC’s Queen Mother Hospital for Animals. Elizabeth, a fifth-year student, spoke to the Her Royal Highness about Kinggy, a Jack Russell whose case she had worked on. Kinggy had been admitted for treatment for an ectopic thyroid tumour. As part of her training in internal medicine, Elizabeth was involved in his follow up examination to see how his treatment was progressing and to ensure he was staying on track after surgery. Elizabeth grew up in Trenton, but chose to study at the RVC in the U.K. because of the opportunities this would give her to travel, and the excellent veterinary education it provides. Elizabeth said, “I have always wanted to live abroad and the RVC is the only school to give me the option to work in North America, the UK and Australia. In addition, it is located in one of the greatest cities in the world (London) and the lecturers are all renowned in their fields. “I was very excited about (the recent) royal visit. The case I worked on was unique, and being part of the birthday celebrations has been very exciting.” “The RVC is one of the best universities in the world. It gives you the opportunity to work almost anywhere once you have graduated, and gave me the chance to meet a royal!” The Royal Veterinary College is the U.K.’s largest and longest established independent veterinary school and is a constituent College of the University of London.
Above: Elizabeth Kaladeen, of Trenton, right, had the honour of meeting Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall, left, at an anniversary visit to the Royal Veterinary College. Left: Kaladeen is shown here with one of the many animals she cares for at the Royal Veterinary College, London, England. Submitted photos