Gold Coast Mobile Veterinary Service

05/12/2026

Announcing the arrival of our new, “clean energy” mobile clinic!! This unit is the third generation of mobile hospitals since Gold Coast starting serving clients in 2009, and we have continuously strived to provide the best and up-to-date care and equipment for our clientele.
We debated about who to see as our very first inaugural patient, and decided that taking our first trial run at an animal shelter was the best way to create fantastic energy in our new home 🐶😻. 

01/11/2026

Something very special about my team at Gold Coast. An exquisite evening of sharing our hopes, our dreams and our gratefulness. We are so blessed to have such a beautiful group of people with a shared mission of health and love in this life together. 

12/11/2025

This beautiful organization, founded in recognition and honor of Catherine, young Sandy Hook victim of the horrific school shooting, is one of the organizations that Gold Coast supports and participates in. We are so proud to be able to help this young six-year-old’s timeless vision by offering our services to the seniors of the Senior Paws Project, a division of the Catherine Hubbard Foundation.

Sunday, Dec. 14, marks 13 years since the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. In that time, an animal sanctuary in Newtown, created in honor of one of the victims, has continued to gro…

11/27/2025

Happy thanksgiving everyone!

11/22/2025

I love sharing with all of you, my fur family, my little side trips, and crazy adventures!
As many of you know, I just came back from a desert crossing in Namibia Africa. Here is a short clip of what I did during that 10 day and 320 km ride.

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10/01/2025

05/22/2025

Some of our cuties today! Rain may be outside but it is sunny and sweet inside Gold Coast Mobile Vet clinic!

05/16/2025

Do you have a 'unique' or 'special' orange cat? Here is an interesting article linking orange color to possible behavioral differences!

Two different studies published in Current Biology have identified a unique genetic pathway responsible for orange pigmentation in cats. Researchers found that a small deletion in the X chromosome increases the activity of the Arhgap36 gene, which had not previously been associated with pigmentation...