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Solidarity is essential in the training of the veterinarian. Through the elaboration of social actions, future professionals develop the humanistic side and pass on the university’s knowledge to help society. In this context, the objective of this study was to report the experience from FAVET Solidária extension project by undergraduate Veterinary Medicine at UECE in solidarity actions in order to promote charity and the exercise of leadership. The study was conducted with three segments of civil society: children, elderly and psychiatric patients. To achieve this goal, caravans were planned every two months, with activities to collect food, materials and essential financial resources for the institutions can continue to help such patients. In total 19 institutions and 1671 people were benefited. In the three caravans, those involved learned how to elaborate each stage of a social action. Participants observed a variety of feelings during visits that can stimulate social leadership, communication and solidarity. Essential feelings in the humanistic training of the veterinarian. It can be concluded that solidarity caravans through the FAVET Solidária extension project have provided opportunities for the active relationship between society and university, bringing mutual benefits.

INTEGRAÇÃO EXTENSÃO UNIVERSITÁRIA E SOLIDARIEDADE: UM RELATO DE VIVÊNCIA DA FACULDADE DE VETERINÁRIA DA UECE