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SpayVac Sponsors International Wildlife Fertility Control Conference in Barcelona

April 23-24, 2026, Barcelona, Spain. SpayVac was proud to be a Platinum-Level Sponsor of the 10th International Conference on Wildlife Fertility Control, hosted by the Botstiber Foundation in Barcelona, Spain in April 2026. Dr. Ursula Bechert presented on the role of deer contraception as both a practical management tool and a long-term conservation strategy — including its importance in reducing tick-borne disease risks in growing deer populations. The event brought together 100+ researchers, wildlife managers, and partners from 23 countries across six continents.

Thailand Uses Contraceptive Vaccine to Manage Elephant Population

January 26, 2026, Madison, WI. In a collaborative study with Chiang Mai University and the Thailand Department of National Parks, a small group of female wild elephants was vaccinated to control the population size and promote sustainable coexistence between humans and elephants.  Animals will be monitored for multiple years to assess contraceptive efficacy.  https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/60275 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFtmBIiFaLw. 

Positive Efficacy Data Supports Broader Application of Spayvac® pZP in Deer Populations

October 14, 2025 , Madison, WI. Results from a study of deer in the Bavarian National Park show SpayVac® safely and effectively reduces deer fertility with a single vaccination, advancing humane population control strategies for ecosystems facing pressure from population growth.  https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10344-025-01988-3.

BIOVAXYS AND SPAYVAC-FOR-WILDLIFE INC. EXPAND LICENSING AGREEMENT INTO COMMERCIAL AQUACULTURE

April 22, 2025 , Madison, WI. We’re excited to announce that our license agreement with BioVaxys (BVAXF U.S.: OTC) has been expanded to include commercial rights in aquaculture. This marks an important step forward as we build on successful proof-of-concept trials in farm-raised salmon and trout and prepare for dose-optimization studies in collaboration with our partners.  https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/biovaxys-and-spayvac-for-wildlife-expand-license-agreement-into-commercial-aquaculture-302434429.html

SpayVac Continues to Scale-Up Vaccine Production Capacity at Our Madison Facility

November 20, 2024  Madison, WI.  SpayVac continues to gain traction. We are proud to announce that we have shipped a batch of vaccines from our Madison laboratory to Europe.  This is a significant milestone as we've shipped to North America, Asia and Europe from our Madison location this year.  PRN news wire link: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/biovaxys-partner-spayvac-for-wildlife-inc-scales-up-vaccine-production-capacity-302311055.html

CEO Corner Video About SpayVac

September 05, 2024  Madison, WI.    SpayVac-for-Wildlife, Inc. ("SpayVac") CEO, Tom D'Orazio discusses where the company is, how the product works, and the abundant opportunities and needs for their unique product.

https://youtu.be/92rcdnjSKfM?si=NMmms-lSIdL6D57p

Launch of Field Trial for Large-Scale Immunocontraception in the Commercial Aquatic Farming Industry

April 10, 2024  Madison, WI.    SpayVac-for-Wildlife, Inc. ("SpayVac") has partnered with a world leader in the aquaculture space to field test single-injection, long-lasting immuno-contraceptive vaccines in farmed rainbow trout. 

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