our impact partners
there are incredible colleagues and organizations dedicating their careers to improving life in veterinary medicine—and you deserve to know about them. here, we highlight resources that make seeking support early and often easy and normal.
we redirect 10% of our net profits to these partners, helping ensure they remain available to the amazing humans shaping our profession.
Reviving Veterinary Medicine
Reviving Veterinary Medicine, founded by Dr. Marie Holowaychuk, is a global wellbeing initiative dedicated to improving the mental health of veterinary professionals through evidence-based resources, programs, and content. by addressing burnout, communication challenges, and workplace culture, we help individuals and teams create more sustainable and fulfilling careers. we envision a profession where every veterinary professional can truly thrive.
Funds allocated to Reviving Vet Med will go towards these initiatives:
Reviving Vet Med Wellbeing Access Fund
the Reviving Vet Med Wellbeing Access Fund provides subsidized access to our evidence-based programs for veterinary professionals facing burnout, communication challenges, or workplace
wellbeing struggles, and financial barriers. by supporting this fund, you help ensure that every member of the veterinary community has the
opportunity to restore balance, build resilience, and thrive in their career.
Critical Incident Debriefing Support Fund
the Critical Incident Debriefing Support Fund provides subsidized access to facilitated debriefings for veterinary teams following traumatic or high-stress clinical events. by supporting these
sessions, you help teams process difficult experiences safely, strengthen collective resilience, and foster a healthier workplace culture.
Veterinary Hope Foundation
Veterinary Hope Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering the mental health and wellbeing of veterinary professionals. their mission is to create safe spaces for learning, healing, and growth within the veterinary community, with a profound focus on instilling hope.
community groups
Veterinary Hope Foundation offers free, six-week virtual support groups for veterinary professionals — facilitated by mental health experts in a confidential, welcoming space. groups are matched by role, career stage, or lived experience, so you connect with peers who truly get it. sessions run 60–75 minutes and cover topics like self-care, boundaries, work-life integration, and more.
current groups include support for emergency & urgent care veterinarians, veterinarians in leadership, practice owners, mid-career professionals, veterinary teams, and the LGBTQIA+ community. groups run February–July and September–November.
you don't have to navigate this profession alone.
