The BioSafeVet Project aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the saline solution preservation method for cadavers used in Veterinary Anatomy practical classes at IUCS-CESPU (MIMV), with the primary goal of ensuring the biosafety of students and staff involved in cadaver handling and dissection. To achieve this, microbiological samples will be collected from various regions of the cadavers upon arrival and after 21 days (end point of dissection) of immersion in saline solution. In parallel, fomites such as dissection tables, instruments, and students’ gloves will be sampled before and after contact with cadavers during class sessions. All samples will be analyzed to detect and identify specific microorganisms, particularly those associated with virulence and antibiotic resistance, in order to assess the risk of indirect contamination. By validating the effectiveness of the current preservation method and biosafety protocols, the project seeks to enhance safety standards and improve teaching practices, contributing to a safer and more effective educational environment in anatomy laboratories.