Paws at Peace

19/09/2024

Paws at Peace is hiring veterinarians again!

We are looking for FULL TIME and PART TIME home euthanasia veterinarians in NYC and Long Island!

Do you want to get paid like a doctor to listen to music and podcasts in your car while seeing only 3-6 patients per day?

Do you want to work only 3 days a week in the field with one WORK FROM HOME day?

Do you want to remember what it's like to receive HEARTFELT GRATITUDE from your clients every single day and finish your days feeling accomplished rather than burned out?

Oh, and we will PAY FOR YOUR CAR (up to $600/month)!

See full job post here: https://pawsatpeace.com/careers/ and reach out to me with questions!

26/02/2024

Curious about home euthanasia? Paws at Peace is hiring veterinarians!

When I started this company I wanted to create a company that provided an excellent work-life balance, a great workplace culture AND fantastic pay (we offer double/triple base salary what some other companies offer).

The right people are everything. If you are home-euthanasia curious we offer everything from super-part-time positions (4 shifts a month) to full time (4 days a week). We have great benefits and a team you will look forward to working with every day.

Curious? Reach out! If you want to dip your toes in we offer paid shadowing days so you can get a feel for what it's like!

See the full ad here:
https://pawsatpeace.com/careers/

22/01/2024

22/01/2024

19/01/2024

I am still hiring for my mobile home euthanasia/hospice practice in NYC!

Know anyone interested? Please pass this message along - if you refer someone and they work out there is a $2000 finders fee for you!

Highlights:
- full-time, part-time, and flexible positions available
- no car needed - we will provide!
- no storage of deceased pets: they are respectfully taken directly to the crematorium each day
- $164,000 base salary (full time) with opportunity to make up to $260,000 with production
- 4 weeks vacation, health benefits, 401k with 4% match.
- a small AWESOME team who actually cares about each other.

Curious? Reach out! We offer paid-ride alongs so you can see what it's like. I care more about hiring the right people than simply filling the position.

New grads and experienced veterinarians welcome to apply.

12/06/2023

Eve was a sweet and gorgeous little lady we had the privilege to serve. Her mom wanted to share some words:

I was fortunate enough to be loved by this sweet girl, Eve for 18 years. Eve was an affectionate snuggle bug and her purr was an almost constant revving engine that infiltrated my heart. Eve was a steadfast source of comfort during some very difficult times, and while not having her by my side is excruciating, I could not have asked for a more peaceful and beautiful parting.

Dr. Fragola, you are a gift to those of us enduring the heartbreaking pain of losing a cherished pet. I knew I made the right decision as soon as you arrived and gently glided into my home, kneeled down to meet Eve, and told her she was pretty. You explained the process in a way that was reassuring and you waited until she was finished with her favorite treat, vanilla ice cream, before I picked her up and held her for the last time as she drifted away. I will never forget you.

I would also like to express my deepest appreciation for Calvin and Ioanna who provided nothing but kindness, compassion and patience during two of the most difficult phone calls I have ever had to make.

I hope all of you know how truly special you are. Saying thank you will never be enough.

08/05/2023

Winnie was a beautiful lady with such a great soul, and loved very deeply by her mom

15/12/2022

08/12/2022

Thankful for such grateful clients that allow us to be part of their best friend's journey.

06/12/2022

✨️We're so honored to do what we do ✨️

19/09/2022

Where do our pets go after they depart? We like to think all of our beloved animal friends wait for us on a side of heaven called the rainbow bridge. 🕊

15/09/2022

We strive to help every pet and family have a peaceful passage. Knowing we can bring some peace during these delicate moments means the world to us.

03/09/2022

When preparing to lose a pet, which for many of us have become part of our family or our beat friend, we often find ourselves in a state of not knowing. It can become easy to sink into a routine of staring and becoming engulfed in sadness. Feeling sad and grieving are all normal processes but instead we can focus on the precious time we have left and make it a much more peaceful and memorable experience for both ourselves but more importantly our beloved pet.

Dr. Lisa Lippman Veterinarian shared a post on Instagram: "Fearing the loss of your pet is normal - it even has a name - anticipatory grief. 🤍 This happens especially when you receive a new and scary diagnosis at the vet. I know I'm experiencing it with Chloe when everything seems normal, yet I s...

29/08/2022

10/08/2022

Thank you Shih Tzu Rescue Society NYC for being there to support a grieving client today 🕊❤️🕊❤️

02/08/2022

Paws at Peace is hiring a veterinary assistant in NYC! This position is partly work-from-home but will involve some in-person work with patients on housecalls. Compassion and excellent communication skills are a must.

This is a very special job for a very special person. For more information see https://pawsatpeace.com/careers/ and if interested email your resume and cover letter to [email protected].

14/07/2022

Dr. Jessica was recently a guest on the podcast “It’s Not What you Think” with Mordy Levine. You can find it on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Mordy recently wrote “Tibetan Book of the Dead for Beginners” with Lama Lhanang Rinpocke. Tibetan Buddhism teaches that death is an important part of life, one that we should not run away from but that we should prepare for. I read an early copy and highly recommend it for everyone, but especially for anyone struggling with worries over their aging pets or grieving from recent loss. It is not yet in publication so if you are interested, please message me.

Mordy Levine is a serial entrepreneur since graduating from the University of Chicago business school. In addition, he has been teaching martial arts, yoga, and meditation for the past 40 years. He now focuses on teaching senior citizens all over the world how not to fall in his online Balance and Movement program. For more information about Mordy, his work, and his podcast, visit https://www.mordylevine.com/