Douglas G. Corey, DVM

COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES
• American Association of Equine Practitioners
o President – 2007
o President-Elect – 2006
o Vice President – 2005
o Board of Directors
o Chairman, Research Committee
o Chairman, Public Relations Committee
o Chairman, Membership Committee
o Chairman, Ad Hoc Sports Media Guide Committee
o Member, Trails and Events Committee
o Chairman, Fiftieth Anniversary Committee
o Chairman, Equine Welfare Committee
o Chairman, Executive Director Review Committee
o Member, Governance Committee
o Member, Executive Director Search Committee
o Chairman, Development of Care Guidelines for Equine Rescue and Retirement Facilities
o Member, Tennessee Walking Horse Task Force
o Member, Western Performance Horse Task Force
• Oregon Veterinary Medical Association
o President, OVMA – 2000
o Board of Directors
o Oregon Veterinarian of the Year – 1997
• AVMA
o Panel on Euthanasia – 2011-2013
o Animal Welfare Committee – 1997-2003
o Chairman, Animal Welfare Committee – 2003
• Oregon Veterinary Medical Examining Board
o Board Member/Chairman – 8 years
• American Horse Council
o Member, Equine Welfare Committee
o Chairman, Unwanted Horse Coalition
• Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association
o Inducted, Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame – 2007
o Advisory Council to the PRCA on Animal Welfare – 32 years
o Past President, Pendleton Round-Up Rodeo
o Past President, Columbia River Pro Rodeo Circuit
o Media, “On-Call” veterinarian for the National Finals Rodeo
o Chairman, Veterinary Advisory Committee to the PRCA
• Whitman College
o Board of Overseers
o Farm Committee Member
COMMITTEE EXPERIENCE
• Chaired committee to develop the AAEP Media Guide to Equine Sport, for use at the 1996 Olympic Games.
• Involved with the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association in the development of “Guide to Veterinary Services at PRCA Rodeos.”
• Instrumental in the establishment of a full-time animal welfare position at the PRCA.
• Active in the creation of the Animal Welfare Council.
• Actively involved in developing the minimum care guidelines for rodeo livestock.
• Involved in the development of the AAEP Guidelines for Equine Rescue and Retirement Facilities.
• Involved in the development of welfare rules and guidelines for the PRCA.
• Representative of PRCA, Unwanted Horse Coalition.
• Chairman, Unwanted Horse Coalition – 2011-2013
EDUCATION
• Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington, B.A., 1972
• Colorado State University, College of Veterinary Medicine, Fort Collins, Colorado, DVM 1976
MEMBER OF
• American Veterinary Medical Association
• American Association of Equine Practitioners
• Oregon Veterinary Medical Association
FAMILY
• Wife, Heather (deceased)
• Daughter, Cydney, 30 years old
• Son, Bobby, 25 years old