Long Island University’s Vet College Gets a Major Name Change—and It’s All Thanks to 2 Iconic Animal Rights Philanthropists!
Long Island University’s Veterinary College will now bear the name of renowned philanthropists Alex and Elisabeth Lewyt, founders of North Shore Animal League, in recognition of their commitment to animal welfare. A $20.5 million partnership with the Lewyt Trust will fund scholarships, support training centers at animal shelters, and host community outreach programs. This partnership will have a lasting impact on veterinary students and the local community, continuing the Lewyts’ legacy of humane care for animals.
Time to Hibernate: How to Snuggle Up With Self-Care and Recharge Your Life
The Art of Slowing Down (Without Feeling Guilty About It)
Winter has a way of whispering “slow down”—but in a world that glorifies hustle culture, actually listening to that call can feel impossible.
We push through exhaustion, treat rest like a reward instead of a necessity, and scroll past self-care tips thinking, I don’t have time for that. But what if we’re getting it all wrong?
Federal Workforce Shakeup Halted Temporarily: Judge Blocks Plan to Downsize Thousands of Government Jobs
In a dramatic turn of events, a federal judge has temporarily blocked a controversial plan to offer financial incentives to federal workers, signaling a major setback for the government's initiative to downsize its workforce. This move, intended to reduce the number of government employees, came under fire from labor unions and sparked widespread concern among public service workers who felt the plan threatened their job security and rights.
How to Cut Food Waste, Spend Less, and Eat Better—Even on a Hectic Schedule
If you’ve ever thrown out wilted spinach, sighed at takeout receipts, or sworn you’d start meal prepping next week, you’re not alone. Busy schedules and smart eating don’t always go hand in hand. But what if you could eat better, waste less food, and save money—without adding more stress to your plate?
500 Shelter Dogs Come Together to Inspire: The Heartwarming Collage at Ryan Veterinary Hospital!
At Ryan Veterinary Hospital, located on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus, a poignant piece of art in the lobby is catching the attention of pet owners, clinicians, and students alike. The photo collage titled Fantine, created by artist Emma Frayssignes and donated by the Richard Lichter Charity for Dogs, features nearly 500 faces of shelter dogs that were once invisible, overlooked, and left without hope. Now immortalized in this stunning work, these dogs represent resilience, care, and a second chance at life.
PetSmart Charities Donates $1 Million to Help Struggling Pet Owners Keep Their Furry Friends
East Bay SPCA receives a $1 million grant from PetSmart Charities to expand affordable veterinary services for financially struggling pet owners. The funding supports spay/neuter services, vaccinations, medical care, and telemedicine. With rising veterinary costs, this grant aims to ensure that families can keep their pets healthy and safe. The initiative also includes recruiting more veterinarians and enhancing Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) training. Discover how this grant is transforming pet care accessibility!