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Caring Without a Clock: What Unadoptable Dogs Teach Us About End-of-Life Love
By Nita Marie
Guest Blogger | Dog Heaven
When people hear the phrase "unadoptable dog," it often comes with a list: too old, too sick, too aggressive, too much. But at Dog Heaven, where we give permanent sanctuary...
Legal Ways to Take Care of Your Pet After You Pass Away
By Taylor McKnight
Guest Blogger | Digital PR Specialist representing  BD&J Injury Lawyers
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Most people think of their pets as more than a best friend or companion. They're more like a family member or a child. Have you considered w... |
Grieving Oneâs Soulmate Dog
By Michelle B. Slater, Ph.D.
Guest Blogger | michelleslater.com
Having grieved my own beloved animal companionâa charismatic and profound German shepherd named BradyâI would like to share the wisdom I learned as I mourned his loss with readers who are feeling bereft as w...
INTRODUCING - KATHRYN'S KORNER
But I Didnât Get to Say Good-bye: Coping with Sudden Traumatic Multiple Pet Loss
By Kathryn D. Marocchino, PhD, FT
Animal Hospice Group Founder and Instructor/Lecturer
On March 5 of this year 2024, The Nikki Hospice Foundation for Pets, in partnership with the Humane...
Expanding Our Hearts: Grief and Kindness within Veterinary Medicine
By Mollyrose Dumm, CAHP
Guest Blogger & Veterinary Client Liaison
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I have spent 10 years in veterinary medicine, and 6+ years (professionally) in rescue and rehabilitation of both people and animals before that in a maximu ... |
My Thoughts About Celebrations and Transitions
By Dr. Amir Shanan, DVM, CHPV
Animal Hospice Group Co-founder & Instructor/Lecturer
Shared in Animal Hospice Groupâs December 27, 2023 Discussion Group
Definitions of âcelebrateâ:Â
- Show that a day or an event is important by doing something special, ...
Animal Hospice Care and Daily Life
By Gail Pope
Animal Hospice Group Co-founder
Being offered a terminal diagnosis for our beloved animal (or human) can be a heart stopping moment, but as Emily Dickinsonâs beautiful quote says â hope is always available to us.
â âHopeâ is the thing with feathers â...
Letting Go of Guilt in Animal Hospice Care:
Breaking the ties that bind us
By Michelle Nichols, MS, CAHP
Animal Hospice Group Co-founder & Instructor/Lecturer
Why is it so common to experience overwhelming guilt after the death of a beloved animal companion? While working with families, Certified An...
How I Hit Gold in Animal Hospice Education and Never Looked Back!
By Elizabeth Allen
Guest Blogger | The Caretakers Animal Care
You never know how your passion will lead you to your dream job. Callings are almost impossible to ignore. But suppose your passion has anything to do with companion anima...
Talking End-of-Life with My Young and Healthy Animal Companion, Mhyah
By Joanne Yeoh
Guest Blogger | Animal Communication Insights
Have you ever imagined having a heart-to-heart conversation about end-of-life care with your young and healthy pet?
The Animal Hospice Group Certification Program has ...
Life and Soul Dog
An Animal Communicator, Anya Gore, and her Canine Companion share their Experiences and Wisdom to Help and Inspire You.
When our beloved dog Zoe was dying, having struggled for some years with Leishmaniasis, she planted a seed in my mind and heart.
This seed was to write a book...
Let's Celebrate Life!
By CĂ©cile Ruelle
Guest Blogger | Mon Chien, Mon Partenaire & Light & Soul
Funny just turned 16.5 years old on June 30th. Isn't it interesting how we celebrate âhalvesâ when our companions near their departure time (as we all do⊠from the time we are born)? Much like we count a...
