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Lap of Love Veterinary Hospice & In-Home Euthanasia - also offers telephone/video calls for assessment of your pet's condition. Lap of Love is my preferred and recommended in-home euthanasia service if your own veterinarian does not offer in-home services.

 Find a house call veterinarian near you. Mobile services include a range of in-home veterinary care and compassionate euthanasia.

This directory allows user to search by state for veterinarians offering in-home euthanasia. Not every state has listings (yet). 

The Senior Dog Project site is full of very helpful information and links to sites providing financial assistance to pet guardians

Link for application for personal loan to cover veterinary expenses

The American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association has a search option “Find a Holistic Vet”. This is the only site that will show all the different treatment modalities a particular practitioner offers – if that veterinarian chose to be a member of this organization.

The Veterinary Botanical Medical Association publishes lists of their US and international members. It takes contacting a specific veterinarian to find out more details about their use of herbs, for example whether s/he works with Chinese or Western herbs or both.

The International Veterinary Acupuncture Association allows for a search to locate an IVAS certified Veterinary Acupuncturist by location or name.

Very informative site regarding canine cancer and providing key resources, useful tips, holistic treatment options, answers to frequently asked questions and basic information about canine cancer and pet loss issues.

The International Association for Animal Hospice and Palliative Care started forming in 2009 to create an umbrella organization for various approaches to end-of-life care for animals. This is the organization which sponsors my accreditation.

Grief Support from the ASCPCA

The Pets for the Elderly Foundation helps pay the fees to participating animal shelters throughout the United States for senior citizens (age 60 and over) who adopt a companion dog or cat from a participating shelter – including pre-adoption veterinary exams and spay/neuter, if part of the adoption fee.