Hotlines
- AVMA: Pet Loss Support Hotlines - A directory of pet loss and grief hotlines.
- C.A.R.E. Pet Loss Helpline - Confidential telephone service offered through the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine for people who are either grieving the loss of a companion animal or are anticipating a loss. Information on the grief process, resources, and pet photo gallery.
- CONTACT of Burlington County Pet Friends - Volunteers provide 24-hour telephone support, information, and referrals to people mourning or anticipating the loss of a pet. Includes phone numbers and volunteer opportunities.
- Cornell University Pet Loss Support Hotline - Staffed by volunteer veterinary students.
- Iowa State University Pet Loss Support Hotline - Provides a source of emotional support for those who have recently lost a pet or are anticipating a loss.
- Pet Loss Hotline at Washington State University - It's okay to love and miss your pet.
- The Pet Loss Support Hotline, UC Davis - Provides a non-judgmental outlet for people to express their feelings and concerns. The hotline is staffed by veterinary students trained by a professional grief counselor. Contact information, hours, and links to other resources.
News About 'Hotlines'
Domestic violence and the hurting economy (The Fresno Bee)
Shelters for abused women are full and domestic-violence hotlines are busy as the bad economy takes a devastating toll on families in the San Joaquin Valley.
Hotlines light up as financial troubles increase (9 News Denver)
PUEBLO - Calls to crisis hotlines throughout Colorado have increased as the economic uncertainty continues.
Michelle Obama, Oprah rally women (Chicago Sun-Times)
Sarah Palin may be the only woman on a presidential ticket this year, but that doesn’t mean women ought to vote for her, her Democratic opponent Joe Biden told 1,000 women at a national conference/ fundraiser for Barack Obama.
Oprah raises money for Obama at fundraiser (Chicago Tribune)
The talk show host raised money for the Obama campaign today as she addressed supporters at a women's issues conference, followed by speeches from Joe Biden and Michelle Obama. Obama is scheduled to appear at the event tomorrow.
