Donate and Make a Pawsitive Impact!

April 1st kicks off our month-long donation drive at Mount Laurel Animal Hospital, benefiting Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center! We're collecting essential items to support their mission of rescuing and caring for animals in need.

Needed Items:
•    Kitty Litter
•    Canned Cat Food
•    Dog Food
•    Dog Toys
•    Cat Toys

Where to Donate: Drop off your donations in the collection bin located in our lobby throughout the month of April.

Your generosity will help provide food, comfort, and care to animals waiting for their forever homes. The collected items will be delivered to Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center on National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day, April 30!

Together, we can help make a difference in the lives of animals who need us the most.

Thank you for supporting Homeward Bound and the animals in our care!

This is a private event. To request a lunch and learn for your practice, please click HERE!

Mount Laurel Animal Hospital offers a range of exceptional veterinary continuing education (CE) programs to help all industry professionals expand their knowledge, develop their skills and continuously improve the quality of care they offer their patients.

Join us on Thursday, April 17 at 6:30pm at Mount Laurel Animal Hospital’s Auditorium for an interactive and informative session focused on first aid training for working dogs and their handlers. Presented by Dr. Willoughby, this interactive workshop will equip you with essential skills and knowledge to effectively respond to emergencies involving your four-legged partner.

During the session, Dr. Willoughby will cover fundamental first aid basics and address common questions that arise in emergency situations. Following the presentation, you'll have the opportunity to put your learning into practice at interactive stations, where you'll engage in hands-on exercises dealing with various emergencies. From CPR techniques to proper bandaging methods, you'll gain practical experience and confidence in handling critical situations.

Topics covered will include CPR & Airway Emergencies, Active Bleeding, Penetrating Trauma Injuries, and more. Whether you're a seasoned handler or new to the field, this event is tailored to benefit all K9 unit personnel.

Valuable resources will be available digitally to all attendees, including the following:
• DHS Working Dog Handler Medical Care Manual
• Best Practice Recommendations for Prehospital Veterinary Care of Dogs and Cats
• Fact Sheet/FAQ Opioids Toxicity/ Naloxone Use for Operational K9s
• Topic Of Concern: Xylazine
• RECOVER Guidelines
• Suggested Load Out for Operational K9 Med Packs
• K9 TECC Guidelines
• 2023 K9 Tactical Combat Casualty Care (K9 TCCC) Guidelines

As a token of our appreciation for your participation, all attendees will receive a first aid kit.

This event is free and open to only K9 unit personnel.

Click HERE to RSVP!

Visit our table at the second annual TUWT 5K on April 19, at Cooper River Park!

All proceeds from this event will be donated to Homeward Bound. There will be food and drinks, adoptable dogs, the Easter bunny, and an Easter egg hunt! We hope to see you there!

We are happy to join Bergen Community College in sharing insight and skills in veterinary medicine on their Second Annual Senior Day!

We are participating in Mount Laurel’s Poem in My Pocket event!

Poem in Your Pocket is a day when students are encouraged to write their own poetry, perform their own work, or create their own art inspired by poetry.

If you’re a student visiting, please visit Dr. Wilson in our lobby!

To sign up for the 5k or fun one-mile walk, click HERE!

Join us as we provide resources for helping with the emotional and spiritual aspects of pet loss.

Different people experience grief in different ways. Besides your sorrow and loss, which can be devastating in itself, you may experience guilt, anger, denial and/or depression. Weighing yourself down with guilt only makes it that much more difficult to work through your loss. Depression is a natural consequence of grief, but if unchecked, can leave you powerless to cope with your feelings. Know that there is support, our staff offers grief support sessions to help you cope with your loss.

Open to the public.

Click HERE to RSVP!

Join us as we provide resources for helping with the emotional and spiritual aspects of pet loss.

Different people experience grief in different ways. Besides your sorrow and loss, which can be devastating in itself, you may experience guilt, anger, denial and/or depression. Weighing yourself down with guilt only makes it that much more difficult to work through your loss. Depression is a natural consequence of grief, but if unchecked, can leave you powerless to cope with your feelings. Know that there is support, our staff offers grief support sessions to help you cope with your loss.

Open to the public.

Click HERE to RSVP!

Join us as we provide resources for helping with the emotional and spiritual aspects of pet loss.

Different people experience grief in different ways. Besides your sorrow and loss, which can be devastating in itself, you may experience guilt, anger, denial and/or depression. Weighing yourself down with guilt only makes it that much more difficult to work through your loss. Depression is a natural consequence of grief, but if unchecked, can leave you powerless to cope with your feelings. Know that there is support, our staff offers grief support sessions to help you cope with your loss.

Open to the public.

Click HERE to RSVP!