Happy Pride Month from NOMV. #Pride is a reminder that everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and supported in their workplace. When people can show up as themselves, it strengthens the well‑being of the whole veterinary community.

NOMV’s Preventing Crises flyer highlights simple ways to support yourself and the people you work with. Healthy boundaries, moments of rest, and trusted connections can make a real difference in daily life. Take a look and share it with someone who might need it today: nomv.org/wp-content/u...

In observance of Memorial Day, NOMV is closed today, May 25. Call or text 988 for the US National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. If you are not in the United States, please reference this guide of Helplines per country: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of... Regular operations will resume on May 26

There’s one week left in Race Around the World 2026, and this community is still moving strong. Every mile, every walk with a pet, every break between appointments has added up in a big way! What’s been your favorite way to get your miles in? Let us know in the comments!

A big thank‑you to Dr. Sara Bledsoe and Chewy Health for supporting Race Around the World 2026! We’re incredibly grateful to have our supporters show up for veterinary mental health.

Preventing mental health struggles often starts with simple moments of connection. These small acts can make a real difference in a field where stress builds quietly. NOMV encourages everyone to look out for one another. What is one way someone has made you feel supported? #MentalHealthAwareness

#Mentalhealth matters every day but this month gives us space to bring the conversation forward to look at how our workplaces shape it. CLEAR was created to help clinics build healthier, more sustainable cultures through communication, leadership, and more. .https://nomv.org/clear-blueprint/

You can still be part of Race Around the World 2026, even if you’re starting today! It’s open to everyone, and every bit of movement counts. Your participation helps NOMV reach more vet staff with mental health resources created specifically for them. Sign up at charity.pledgeit.org/TEAMNOMV2026

This month’s blog looks at how everyday systems shape the stress & flow of a vet clinic. It highlights simple changes that can make work feel more manageable & explains why NOMV & NectarVet are partnering to support teams w/ both mental health resources and better tools. nomv.org/2026/04/14/b...

During #MentalHealthAwareness Month, we’re reminding our community that reaching out for help is a sign of strength. Veterinary professionals give so much of themselves every day. It’s okay to pause, breathe, and ask for support when you need it. NOMV is here to walk with you.

Thank you Dr. Anthony and Dechra for supporting veterinary mental health!

Jenny is here to welcome you to week two of Race Around the World 2026! There's still time to join Team NOMV! Every mile you log helps support mental health in the veterinary community. charity.pledgeit.org/TEAMNOMV2026 #MentalHealthAwareness

Dr. Lauren is all in for Race Around the World this month. If you’re ready to move with purpose, sign up today! charity.pledgeit.org/TEAMNOMV2026

Race Around the World 2026 is officially underway for #MentalHealthMonth Dr. T is jumping in and inviting you to move with us! Every mile and every fundraiser helps NOMV support the veterinary community. Join Team NOMV and get started. Sign up: charity.pledgeit.org/TEAMNOMV2026

Dr. Lissa and her very persuasive assistant, Lola🐶, would like a word: join Team NOMV for Race Around the World. Lola insists! We have just begun, join us now charity.pledgeit.org/TEAMNOMV2026

Race Around the World has begun! Charlotte (NOMV Board Member) and Stella🐴 would love if you would join us this year! Join the NOMV team charity.pledgeit.org/TEAMNOMV2026

A great way to celebrate #WorldVeterinaryDay is by joining Team NOMV for Race Around the World. Every mile helps support veterinary well-being. charity.pledgeit.org/TEAMNOMV2026

In honor of #WorldVeterinaryDay, we’re proud to announce that Race Around the World 2026 has officially started! Dr. Thomas Vega, NOMV Board Member, is kicking us off!

NOMV’s Vet Med Professional Drop‑In Groups are open spaces for anyone in the profession to connect, breathe, and be heard. Upcoming sessions: • Thursday, April 23 at 5:00pm PT / 8:00pm ET • Wednesday, May 6 at 6:30pm PT / 8:30pm ET Please complete the brief consent form: forms.gle/PwpBGXQ5NkKg...

Happy #EarthDay! The well-being of our planet, our animals, and the people who care for them are deeply connected. Veterinary teams see the effects of environmental change every day. Those shifts add pressure to a profession already carrying a lot. Read the full blog: nomv.org/2026/03/16/h...

#VolunteerAppreciationMonth This week we’re recognizing Jenny Glasgow, a longtime advocate for the well-being of veterinary teams. Jenny has spent more than 30 years working as a small animal vet tech, caring for the animals who come through her doors and supporting the people who care for them.

Gigi Tsontos, NOMV's Executive Director, was featured on Leading Out Loud! Check out the episode at youtu.be/CMbWXw8me34?...

Race Around the World started as a small local run and has grown into a global effort to support veterinary mental health. This May, we’ll walk, run, bike, and track our movement together. It’s a reminder that community care can reach across continents. Learn more at nomv.org/race-around-the-world

Race Around the World 2026 is almost here and sign ups are open, there are many simple ways to take part. Every form of movement counts, and every mile supports veterinary mental health. Learn more or sign up at nomv.org/race

Race Around the World is coming this May we’re excited to share that registration has officially opened! This event brings people from around the world together to support veterinary mental health. Every mile helps raise awareness and strengthens NOMV’s programs. charity.pledgeit.org/TEAMNOMV2026

NOMV’s Veterinary Mental Health Support (VMHS) program connects veterinary professionals with licensed mental health providers who understand the realities of the field. VMHS helps bridge the gap between “I’m overwhelmed” and “I have someone to talk to.” Learn more about VMHS at nomv.org/vmhs.

The history of vet med includes women who pushed through barriers simply because they loved this work. We have learned progress doesn’t happen by accident, it happens because someone chooses to keep going. To the women of vet med, thank you. #WomensHistoryMonth

NOMV offices are closed today, March 31, for a team mental health day. Call or text 988 for the US National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. If you are not in the U.S., please reference the guide of helplines per country at nomv.org/crisis-numbers

Today we’re recognizing Dr. Patricia O’Connor Halloran, a 1939 Cornell graduate who became the first woman to work as a zoo vet, starting her career at the Staten Island Zoo right after earning her degree. She stepped into a role that had never been held by a woman before #WomensHistoryMonth

We’re getting ready for Race Around the World 2026 & we hope you are too! This year we’re focusing on simple ways to stay active leading up to the event. A few minutes of movement each day can make a real difference in how you feel. We'll share more details soon. nomv.org/race-around-...

NOMV’s List was created to make it easier for vet professionals to find mental health support that understands the realities of this field. You deserve care that meets you where you are, and this resource is here to help you take that first step. nomv.org/resource-list/ #VeterinaryMentalHealth

Today we’re honoring Dr. M. Phyllis Lose, a 1957 graduate of the UPenn who became the first woman to specialize in equine veterinary med. Her career set a new standard for what was possible for women in the field, especially in a specialty that no woman had done. #WomensHistoryMonth

Race Around the World 2026 is coming, and we’d love to have you with us. Every mile supports NOMV’s mission and there are many ways to participate. You can create a team, participate in the race, support with sponsorship, or just help us spread the word!

For International Women’s Day, we honor the women who keep vet med moving. Today is a moment to recognize that work, celebrate their impact, and acknowledge the barriers many still push against. To the women in vet med: you matter to this community & everything you bring to it. #IWD2026

Dr. Mary Beth Leininger, first woman to serve as president of the American Veterinary Medical Association. She impacted future generations of women in vet med, and her work continues to influence how the profession supports both animals and the people who care for them. #WomensHistoryMonth

CLEAR Blueprint is grounded in evidence and focused on practicality. Its a set of tools and strategies that can be applied in real clinics facing real pressures. The vet field can choose to build workplaces where compassion is part of the everyday culture. nomv.org/clear-blueprint

March gives us a chance to recognize the women who helped shape veterinary medicine into what it is today. As we honor their work, we also celebrate the women leading, teaching, and caring for animals today. Their impact reaches every corner of this profession. #WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInVetMed

#BlackHistoryMonth is about honoring the past and building a more inclusive future. Veterinary medicine is part of that story. The APA Adoption Center put together a resource honoring Black pioneers in animal welfare and veterinary education. Check it out here: apamo.org/celebrating-...

Veterinary professionals carry heavy emotional loads. This February, take a moment to recognize the people behind the profession. They deserve care too. One way to show your care is by supporting NOMV as we work to elevate mental health in the vet community: nomv.org/donate

Happy National Love Your Pet Day! If you’re getting ready for Race Around the World, today’s the perfect day to train with the animal who already cheers you on every day. We’re sure they’ll love it too! #NationalLoveYourPetDay

Mark your calendars for Race Around the World 2026! Race Around the World is NOMV's annual awareness campaign and fundraiser to support veterinary medical professionals mental health. Sign up to receive updates: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

NOMV offices are closed today February 16, 2026. We will reopen on Tuesday, February 17.

NOMV’s CLEAR Blueprint offers step‑by‑step guidance for veterinary practices that want to prioritize mental health and resilience. Join the over 130 clinics championing the well-being of their staff by focusing on a safe environment Start exploring CLEAR Blueprint at nomv.org/clear-blueprint

If your clinic is looking for ways to improve communication and reduce stress, NOMV’s CLEAR Blueprint is designed for you. It’s a roadmap for creating a workplace where veterinary professionals feel supported and valued. nomv.org/clear-blueprint

Behind every healthy pet is a veterinary professional who shows up with skill and care. February is a good time to thank them. A kind word goes so far. Thank your clinic in the comments!

Vet medicine can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Lifeboat is an anonymous, peer‑to‑peer, chat‑based support platform designed just for the veterinary community. Lifeboat offers a safe place to connect and share nomv.org/peer-support...

As we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth we encourage you to revisit Suveto’s guide on celebrating Black History Month in veterinary practices. This resource offers practical steps for practicing allyship, and creating space for reflection within your teams. suveto.com/celebrating-...

February is Black History Month. This month, take time to highlight Black voices in veterinary medicine. Share their stories, amplify their work, and commit to building a profession where diversity is celebrated, not sidelined. #BlackHistoryMonth

With winter storms affecting much of the U.S., we want to remind you that you don’t have to face this alone. Our emergency grant program is here to support veterinary clinics impacted by natural disasters, helping cover urgent needs and easing the burden during recovery. nomv.org/apply-for-a-...

Looking for a meaningful New Year’s resolution? Volunteer with NOMV. Your time and skills can make a lasting impact in the veterinary community, through peer support or resource development. Volunteering connects you with others who share your commitment to well-being. nomv.org/volunteer.