Dear Friends and Members,   NOTE: NEW www.pausetheworldforpeace.org website, check it out! 

Extra, Extra 2025 International Day of Peace & NYC Climate Week NEW POSTER is growing, as we just added a Peace Pole in the middle of the world. May Peace Prevail on Earth. We also have a NEW QR Code to go directly to our www.plantpeace.worldpeace.org page to plant your Virtual Peace Tree. Note: We are still tweaking the page. 

We will email you the poster and appreciation certificate for free, a SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE STEPS OF NYC CITY HALL on Friday September 19^th, for a HISTORIC RINGING OF THE PEACE BELL BY MAYOR ADAMS, HOLD SIGNS OF PEACE AND MOTHER EARTH, PRAY THAT OUR NYC SCHOOLS TAKE A MOMENT/MEDITATIVE MINUTE OF SILENCE FOR PEACE. Your tax-deductible donation to our UNITED Peace & Mother Earth Movement can surely help us pay for this very expensive production weekend. IMPORTANT NOTE: A few donor/sponsor opportunities are still available, and our goal is $19,000 in total, which is a tax-exempt deduction, for direct production expenses to create our NETWORK QUALITY LIVE CLEAN ENERGY BROADCASTS. 

WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER.

UN International Day of

Peace 2025,

September 21,

Expands to a Global Weekend To

Pause the World for Peace

Worldwide, Moment/Meditative

Minute of Silence, Plant Peace

Pole Virtually/Physical at Noon

in 24 Regions (Time Zones).

A World Cease Fire, Peace Acts,

Unity, Music, & Climate Week

Action. New York City Leads the

Call.

YOUR DOG MIGHT BE IN PAIN

Subtle Signs to Watch For & How

to Help September is Pain

Awareness Month

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DO YOU KNOW THE SIGNS OF OSTEOARTHRITIS (OA) IN DOGS? OA IS A CHRONIC AND PAINFUL JOINT DISEASE THAT CAN SEVERELY AFFECT YOUR DOG’S HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

STUDIES SHOW 40% OF DOGS FEEL PAIN FROM OA, BUT ONLY ABOUT HALF GET DIAGNOSED.^[i],[ii]

FOR PAIN AWARENESS MONTH, VETERINARIAN DR. COURTNEY PIERCE, MEDICAL LEAD FOR CANINE PAIN AT ZOETIS (“ZOH-EHT-ISS”), IS HERE TO TALK ABOUT HOW OA AFFECTS DOGS, INCLUDING INSIGHTS FROM HER DOG ERNIE’S EXPERIENCE WITH THE DISEASE, HOW TO LOOK OUT FOR SIGNS OF OA PAIN AND AVAILABLE TREATMENT OPTIONS TO HELP CONTROL THE PAIN CAUSED BY OA.

[i] IHS Markit. (2021) Canine and Feline Pain Market 2021: Animal Health Market Analysis.​

[ii] Wright A, Amodie DM, Cernicchiaro N, et al. Identification of Canine Osteoarthritis Using an Owner-Reported Questionnaire and Treatment Monitoring Using Functional Mobility Tests. J Small Anim Pract. 2022;63(8):609-618.

BIO  

Dr. Courtney Pierce received an undergraduate degree in animal science and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from North Carolina State University. She earned her Master of Business Administration (MBA) from King University. She is a small animal general practitioner with special interests in surgery and pain management, feline medicine, and compassion fatigue prevention in veterinary health care workers. She is a certified as a “Cat Friendly Veterinarian” and Compassion Fatigue Profession (CCFP). Dr. Pierce lives on a small farm in Damascus, Virginia with her husband, two young boys, four rescue dogs, one orange cat, and several chickens.

Short:

Dr. Courtney Pierce is a small animal veterinarian with special interests in surgery and pain management and is the medical lead for canine pain at Zoetis. Dr. Pierce lives in Damascus, VA with her husband, two boys and a variety of companion and farm animals.

#dogs #drcourtneypearce #courtneypearce #veterinarian #medical

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Since 2014, Lisa has hosted a weekly talk show, Touched by Prayer, and a daily morning prophetic devotional broadcast, Crown Chats. In 2017, God prompted her to hold Daddy’s Girl Women’s Conferences so that others could learn their identity as sons and daughters.

Lisa is married to Rob, the man behind the scenes for the last 27 years. She has two beautiful children, Alexander and Samantha, and her constant companion is Cash, a six-year-old rescue Australian Cattle Dog.

My socials-

Facebook- @Touchedbyprayer

YouTube Channel- @TouchedbyPrayer TV

Instagram- @touchedbyprayer

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Clout Hub- @touchedbyprayer

Truth Social- @TouchedbyPrayer

Rumble Channel- @TouchedbyPrayer

and Crown Chats @TouchedbyPrayer

DLive-@Touchedbyprayer

Foxhole-@TouchedbyPrayer

My Contact Info-

Website – www.touchedbyprayer.com

Mailing address- 511 River Ter Toms River, NJ 08755

Cell- 732-690-6804

LINK FOR BOOK

http://tinyurl.com/touchingthefathersheart

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Spending quality time outside with pets is a great way to be refreshed and experience companionship during this unprecedented time. Many are also adopting or fostering shelter pets as a way to connect. While people are doing all they can to preserve the health and safety of their communities through social distancing, working from home and other actions, pet owners also face the unique responsibility of maintaining their pet’s health and safety when choosing outdoor activities over social gatherings.

Spending time in nature on long walks, taking hikes or even playing in the backyard with your pets is important to their physical health. At the same time, this gives fleas and ticks the opportunity to pounce on dogs and cats and spread serious diseases. Lyme disease is the most common illness caused by tick bites, representing 72% of the tick-borne diseases reported in humans, according to recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data. It can also be fatal if left untreated in both dogs and humans.
Lyme disease has been found in every state in the U.S. According to the CDC, approximately 30,000 cases of Lyme disease occur in the U.S. each year. While dogs and cats cannot spread the disease directly to humans, pets can bring infected ticks into your house from the outdoors.
Pet parents should take measures to protect their four-legged friends, such as checking fur for ticks and having pets protected with a parasite preventative year-round. Long-lasting preventative treatments can help keep your pet safe from these creepy crawlers and your home free from infestation.
Dan Markwalder, DVM and leading expert in Lyme disease and prevention, shares advice that will help keep your dog safe outside this summer, with a special emphasis on protecting pets from fleas, ticks and Lyme disease. He’ll also outline the signs and symptoms associated with Lyme disease in pets.

The interview is courtesy: Merck Animal Health

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