Heartworm and tick‑borne diseases are prevalent in Pennsylvania, but early testing and year‑round prevention can keep your dog safe. Learn the symptoms to watch for, how these diseases spread, and where dog-owners can access testing and prevention support.
Many helping professionals begin searching for professional resilience training when the work they care deeply about starts to feel unsustainable. Burnout, compassion fatigue, and cumulative stress can quietly erode well-being and effectiveness, even among skilled and dedicated practitioners.
Healing Through Connection is an animal-guided, nature-based program at Indraloka designed specifically for inpatient facilities, residential treatment programs, and recovery communities seeking meaningful, experiential support for healing and resilience.
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A sanctuary therapy setting membership at Indraloka is designed specifically for licensed therapists and clinical professionals who want access to a peaceful, nature-based setting where they can conduct therapy sessions with clients.
A personal reflective retreat offers protected time and space to slow down, listen inwardly, and reconnect with what matters most. Rather than focusing on productivity or self-improvement, the intention is presence, restoration, and meaningful reflection.
At Indraloka, trauma-informed team building is shaped in relationship with rescued animals. These animals are not props or activities. Their presence offers a living model of attunement, boundaries, and nonverbal communication. Teams often find that being alongside animals subtly changes how they listen, pace themselves, and relate to one another, without instruction or pressure…
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We’re proud to report that the GFAS has announced Indraloka’s Indra Lahiri as the recipient of this year’s Carole Noon award. We’re also a finalist for the 2024 SAGE People’s Choice Award, so please read here for more information on how to help us win!
We advocate for the protection of feral cat colonies through participation in TNR programs. The NEPA Rescue Veterinary Clinic at Indraloka (570-665-9215) provides TNR services for feral cats for just $137 per cat. Appointments are required and cats must be brought in a trap. Each appointment includes surgery, ear tipping, and vaccinations. You can safely return the cat to their colony knowing that you have helped them live a healthier life.
Indraloka was recently approved by SANUSLIFE as a contender for their app’s current cycle of community voting. Whoever wins will receive the largest donation in the prize pool, and we’d really appreciate it if you could help us win by voting!
We’ll focus today’s Partner Spotlight on the Wilkes-Barre VA Medical Center, a partner in our “Hopeful Heroes – Supporting our Veterans” program!
It is with great sadness that we share that our sweet baby Mak has not survived. We are all grieving from this sudden loss. Loni’s leg was re-wrapped in the clinic and Dr. Interlandi has spoken with the orthopedic surgeon for ruminants at New Bolton Center, who is now reviewing radiographs and will be calling to discuss a plan of action.
He lived his whole life without a single moment in which he was anything less than kind and gentle.
