Feature|Videos|August 30, 2023
Get inspired by Delanie Dennis and her quest to make a difference for animal rescues
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
Witness the power of one person's dedication and compassion to create positive change for animals in need
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In this segment of dvm360 Live!™, kid philanthropist Delanie Dennis teams up with the Animal Welfare Association located in Voorhees, New Jersey, to introduce 3 adorable and adoptable furry companions. Meet Laura, an eight-month-old, three-legged lab mix; Jelly Bean, a playful corgi pit mix; and Nemo, a calm and cute 10-week-old kitten.
What's more, dvm360/MJH Life Sciences and VEG honor Dennis' efforts by making a generous donation to the Animal Welfare Association in her name.
Watch the video above for more.
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