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.
Discussion is led by Dr. Molly Northrop & Jenny Matthews M.A.

Open to the public.

RSVP by e-mailing staff@mlahvet.com

This 60 minute Yoga Experience will be with LIVE Goats. You will practice yoga, get loved on by friendly, sweet, socialized goats at the same time. 100% of the proceeds from this fundraiser will benefit The Empath Project. To learn more about our charity please visit this link: https://mlahvet.com/the-empath-project/

Sign-Up:

https://mlahvet.com/goat-yoga/

Be sure to visit us at ACVC on Oct. 10-12 at the Atlantic City Convention Center. Meet representatives of Mount Laurel Animal Hospital and have a chance to win the choice of a pizza party, ice cream party, or burrito bar for your practice!

Discover why Mount Laurel Animal Hospital is the premier emergency and specialty care hospital on the East Coast. You‘ll have the opportunity to chat with our staff!

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.
Discussion is led by Dr. Molly Northrop & Jenny Matthews M.A.

Open to the public.

RSVP by e-mailing staff@mlahvet.com

Come support the One Love Rescue Event, on November 10th from 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm at Dr. BrewLittles!

Our Mission:

The mission of One Love Animal Rescue Group is to rescue homeless animals, nurture them through foster care, and place them in permanent loving homes. We are passionate animal advocates who value the lives of these disadvantaged animals and recognize their enormous potential to be transformed into healthy and happy family pets.

One Love promotes responsible pet ownership and encourages others in our community to be kind to all animals, to reduce pet overpopulation, and to join us in our mission to improve the outcomes of homeless animals. Dogs and cats of all ages, breeds and medical conditions are pulled from shelters both locally and outside of the state of New Jersey, where chances of adoption are often low. One Love also accepts pets that are local owner surrenders.

One Love Animal Rescue Group, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, non-profit organization.

Come support the Brookline Rescue Event, on November 25th from 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm at Dr. BrewLittles!

About Brookline Rescue:

Brookline was started in 1997 with a single volunteer saving a single Lab. We now have about 100 volunteers and we place an average of 100 Labs each year in their forever homes.

Brookline is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, all-volunteer organization funded entirely by donations. Because we depend on donations to operate, we attend many pet fairs and other fund-raising events. Brookline volunteers live all over Pennsylvania, New Jersey and parts of Delaware. If you would like to see if you are located in our coverage area, please see our Coverage Areas.

Our volunteers work closely with local shelters to evaluate Labs in danger of being euthanized. They evaluate these Labs to make sure that the Labs have a desirable temperament – one that is suitable for adoption by an individual or family – before we place them into one of our foster homes. Once approved to become a Brookline dog, if needed, the Labs are examined by a veterinarian, brought up-to-date (UTD) on vaccinations, and spayed or neutered. These Labs remain in the foster homes for a minimum of two weeks so the foster families can gain insight into the Labs’ personality and to learn any specific needs the Lab requires. This information is critical for potential new families to know before adopting.
We also help people who can no longer care for their Labs by evaluating them using the same criteria we use for evaluating shelter dogs. These Labs may be listed as Owner Surrenders on their website write-ups. Prior to an introduction with an adoptive family, these owner surrender Labs also must be UTD on all shots and heartworm tested negative or on monthly preventive since their last negative heartworm test. They generally remain in their owners’ homes until new homes can be found to meet their needs and personalities.

As an all-volunteer organization, Brookline is always looking for foster homes and volunteers. While foster homes are always needed, there are also many other things that our volunteers do to help out our four-legged friends that require less time commitments. Please see our Fostering and Volunteering sections to see if there is some way you may be able to help. You may also help by making a donation or by using our Brookline Shopping or Affiliate Shopping links. Donations are always welcome and gratefully appreciated. The adoption donations we collect help defray costs for veterinary care, including vaccinations and spay/neuter surgery. These donations, however, only partially fund the work that we do taking in Labs in need of new homes, providing them with needed veterinary care, and fostering them until they’ve been adopted. Some of our special needs Labs require expensive medical care which results in significant additional vet expenses. Other than a general donation, you can make a donation to directly help defray costs for some of our special-needs Labs by donating to the Bright Horizons Fund.

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.
Discussion is led by Dr. Molly Northrop & Jenny Matthews M.A.

Open to the public.

RSVP by e-mailing staff@mlahvet.com