VPN Plus+ ExclusiveJune pet-related holidays — from specific days to the whole monthMay 14, 2025There are plenty of June holidays to celebrate cats, dogs, and memorializing pets. Doing double duty for staff members and pets are Cancer Survivors Day and Best Friends Day. Show your team the practice is a welcome and safe space all year-round with PTSD Awareness Month and Pride Month. Sample media post templates and emails are below for your convenience.
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VPN Plus+ ExclusiveJune pet-related holidays — from specific days to the whole monthMay 16, 2024Along with celebrating pet Dads in June, there are plenty of days to recognize the pets themselves, from holidays focused specifically on cats and dogs to the all-around Best Friends Day. Take a look at some “out of the box” holidays to showcase in-clinic or on social media.
AVMA salutes LGBTQ+ veterinarians, colleagues during Pride MonthJune 27, 2018The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) is celebrating Pride Month by sharing stories of LGBTQ+ veterinarians and their colleagues, which can be viewed at AVMA's Facebook page. The AVMA and the Pride Veterinary Medical Community (formerly LGVMA) collaborate to support veterinary students and professionals who identify as LGBTQ+ as well as LGBTQ+ clients. "We believe diversity fosters a climate conducive to success for all members of the veterinary medical community and affirms the value of human diversity for the enrichment of our communities," said Janet Donlin, DVM, AVMA CEO. "The AVMA believes that diversity and inclusion make us stronger, which is why we stand up in support of our LGBTQ colleagues during the month of June." The effort to recognize LGBTQ+ veterinarians, students, and colleagues is an important step in improving their well-being, according to Melinda Merck, DVM, president of the Pride Veterinary Medical Community. "Being LGBTQ can create additional stressors, such as the inability to be authentic and to feel safe," said Dr. Merck. "If we can't be our authentic selves, or feel safe in that authenticity, it creates barriers that hinder our relationships with coworkers and clients, and can ultimately have a negative impact …
