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Zoetis achieves 100% score on Corporate Equality Index for 2022.

Zoetis recognized around the world as a top employer

Zoetis hosts virtual event for INROADS scholars.

In her first year as Zoetis CEO, Ms. Peck ranked #15 on prestigious list.

Colleagues around the world support their local communities

Supporting Veterinary Well-Being Around the Globe

Zoetis has been named one of Working Mother Magazine’s "100 Best Companies for Working Mothers" for the seventh year in a row. Renee Peng named Zoetis' 2020 Working Mother of the Year.

At Zoetis, Our Core Beliefs culture provides a solid foundation for all that we do. In our operations around the world we aim to create an atmosphere where colleagues feel supported and empowered to reach their career goals, balance their work and home lives, and can give their best every day. We know when our people succeed, so does our business. Recently, Zoetis locations around the world have been recognized for their commitment to this culture. Read on to learn more.

For the Second Year in a Row, the National Association of Female Executives (NAFE) Recognizes Zoetis for its Commitment to Women’s Advancement

Discusses how Zoetis will lead animal health across the Continuum of Care

In our ongoing customer experience series, we interview Jessica, Senior Territory Business Manager, U.S. Petcare.

Zoetis has been named one of Working Mother Magazine’s "100 Best Companies for Working Mothers" for the sixth year in a row. Saba Belay named Zoetis’ 2019 Working Mother of the Year.

Zoetis marked the opening of an expansion at our global manufacturing and supply site in Kalamazoo, MI, this week with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday.

For the fourth year in a row, Zoetis has been named one of America’s Best Midsize Employers by Forbes Magazine, ranking among the top 150 companies.

Zoetis has been named one of the 2019 Top Companies for Executive Women by the National Association for Female Executives (NAFE). This honor recognizes U.S. corporations where there is a strong focus on best practices that demonstrate effectiveness in moving women to senior ranks.

Catch “a day in the life” glimpse of how our colleagues in the field bring value to our customers, how they live our Core Beliefs, and what they do to succeed – both personally and professionally.

Kristin Peck of Zoetis was honored with the 2019 Feather in Her Cap Award. The award is given to women leaders in the animal health industry for their achievements and significant contributions to the industry and for mentoring and developing future women leaders.

Learn about scientific insights into the biology of skin allergy conditions in dogs from Dr. Andrea Gonzales of Zoetis

Up to 20 percent of food production animals are lost to disease annually with an associated cost of $120 billion from 1995 to 2008, according to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE). Preventing and controlling infectious diseases is important to protect animal and human health; to help assure a safe, sustainable supply of animal protein; and to safeguard the livelihoods of farmers.

Você S/A includes Zoetis in 150 Best Companies to Work For list

Attributing much of his success to a curiosity for learning through different experiences

Kristin shares insights on leadership in “2018 Business Women of the Year” edition

From Exton, Pennsylvania, to Guangzhou, China, Zoetis colleagues race to make a difference in their communities

RIMADYL K-9 Courage Program™ provides medical assistance for dogs who served us

An Editorial by Dr. Cathy Knupp, Executive Vice President and President, Research and Development, Zoetis

Dr. Catherine A. Knupp was honored with the Feather in Her Cap Award for her leadership and contributions to the animal health industry and her record of mentoring women and helping them advance their careers in animal health.

The holidays are a special time for Zoetis colleagues to make a difference in their communities.

“Where the Jobs Are” story highlights veterinary jobs outlook and opportunities at Zoetis

Business magazine Você S/A includes Zoetis in 2017 best companies ranking.

While the flood waters have largely cleared in Texas and Louisiana in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, the need for rescue and relief continues to be critical. As always with disasters like this, Zoetis colleagues are doing what they do best: supporting customers and communities by volunteering at make-shift shelters, providing emergency veterinary services, organizing pet supply donations, and filling orders for emergency product requests from our call center operations and distribution centers.

Our Six Social Responsibilities define how we at Zoetis make an impact on society while creating value for our business. This article takes a deeper dive into examples of Zoetis workplace safety programs – one of the many ways we make sure we run our business ethically and responsibly.

In this article, we look at recent examples of how Zoetis and our colleagues are supporting the communities where we operate.

In the field of animal genetics, Dr. Sue DeNise, Executive Director, Zoetis Genetics R&D, is a standout. Zoetis has benefited from this since she joined the company in 2009. Now The Ohio State University is recognizing Dr. DeNise and her achievements by inducting her into its Animal Science Hall of Fame.

Whether it is sending a client a text appointment reminder, ordering medications online using the Zoetis e-Commerce portal or sharing news of interest with clients on Facebook...

American Humane, the country’s first national humane organization, recognized what we at Zoetis have known for a long time: Dr. J. Michael (Mike) McFarland, Group Director, Companion Animal Marketing at Zoetis, is an exemplary advocate for animals. Mike recently received the National Humanitarian Medal, American Humane’s most prestigious honor.

Heidi Chen, General Counsel for Zoetis, was recently presented with the 2016 Justice in Action Award by the Asian American Legal Defense Fund, which recognizes outstanding achievements and efforts in advancing social justice in the U.S. Below is an adaptation of Heidi’s remarks from the event.

Julie Carlson was named winner of the 2015 American Humane Association Hero Veterinary Technician Award because of her extraordinary work on behalf of animals and military veterans.

On September 22, Zoetis was named among the top ten on Working Mother magazine’s "100 Best Companies for Working Mothers" list for the second consecutive year.