The American Journal of Veterinary Sciences and Wildlife Discovery aims to advance the understanding and knowledge in the fields of veterinary sciences and wildlife biology. Through the publication of high-quality, peer-reviewed research articles, reviews, and case studies, the journal strives to contribute to the scientific community by disseminating innovative and impactful research findings. Our goal is to foster collaboration and exchange of information among researchers, veterinarians, and wildlife professionals, ultimately promoting the well-being and conservation of both domestic animals and wildlife species.

1. Advancement of Scientific Knowledge:

   • Facilitate the dissemination of high-quality research in the field of veterinary sciences and wildlife discovery.
   • Contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge by publishing original and innovative research articles.

2. Interdisciplinary Research:

   • Foster collaboration and exchange of ideas among researchers, practitioners, and professionals in veterinary sciences and wildlife biology.
   • Encourage interdisciplinary research that spans the intersection of veterinary sciences and wildlife conservation.

3. Promotion of Best Practices:

   • Serve as a platform for the publication of studies that promote best practices in veterinary medicine and wildlife management.
   • Disseminate information on the latest advancements and methodologies relevant to the field.

4. Conservation and Biodiversity:

   • Highlight research focused on the conservation of wildlife species and the preservation of biodiversity.
   • Address issues related to the health and well-being of wildlife populations and their ecosystems.

5. Education and Outreach:

   • Support educational initiatives by publishing review articles, case studies, and educational materials.
   • Contribute to public awareness and understanding of veterinary sciences and wildlife issues through accessible and informative content.

6. Global Relevance:

   • Provide a platform for research that addresses global challenges in veterinary sciences and wildlife conservation.
   • Encourage the submission of studies that have implications for diverse ecosystems and animal populations worldwide.

7. Ethical Standards and Animal Welfare:

   • Uphold high ethical standards in research and publication.
   • Promote studies that prioritize the ethical treatment of animals and adhere to principles of animal welfare.

8. Continuous Improvement:

   • Commit to continuous improvement in the quality of published content through rigorous peer-review processes.
   • Stay abreast of emerging trends and technologies in veterinary sciences and wildlife research.

The scope of TAJVSWD encompasses a broad range of interdisciplinary topics, including but not limited to:

1. Veterinary Medicine:

   • Cover a wide spectrum of topics within veterinary medicine, including but not limited to animal health, diseases, diagnostics, therapeutics, and surgical techniques.

2. Wildlife Biology and Ecology:

   • Explore the biology and ecology of wildlife species, addressing issues related to behavior, habitat, population dynamics, and interactions with the environment.

3. Conservation Biology:

   • Focus on research that contributes to the conservation of endangered species, ecosystems, and biodiversity, promoting sustainable practices.

4. Zoonotic Diseases:

   • Investigate and report on zoonotic diseases, emphasizing the intersection of human and animal health and the potential impact on public health.

5. One Health Approach:

   • Embrace the One Health approach, recognizing the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health, and publishing studies that reflect this integrated perspective.

6. Ethical and Welfare Considerations:

   • Address ethical considerations in veterinary and wildlife research, emphasizing the welfare and humane treatment of animals.

7. Education and Outreach:

   • Provide a platform for educational articles and outreach initiatives that promote awareness and understanding of veterinary sciences and wildlife conservation among professionals, students, and the general public.

8. Review Articles and Case Studies:

   • Publish comprehensive review articles and case studies that contribute valuable insights to the scientific community and practitioners in the field.

9. Emerging Topics:

   • Cover emerging topics and emerging technologies in veterinary sciences and wildlife discovery, ensuring that the journal remains at the forefront of scientific inquiry.

10. Open Access and Collaboration:

    • Foster an open-access model to facilitate the broad dissemination of knowledge and encourage collaboration among researchers, institutions, and organizations working in the field of veterinary sciences and wildlife discovery.