The August editions of our magazines are now in production, and this is your opportunity to be part of something special! Simcha Healthcare Digest and Simcha Pet Physiology Digest are looking for: Community Spotlight - Tell us about your Skool community and what makes it unique. Member Spotlight - Know someone making a difference? We want to share their story. Pet of the Month - Show off your amazing dog, cat, horse, rabbit, bird, or other beloved companion. Community Advertising - Promote your Skool community, business, products, services, events, books, or special offers to our growing audience. Whether you're building a thriving community, celebrating an incredible member, or simply want the world to meet your four-legged (or feathered!) best friend, we'd love to feature you. Together, let's celebrate the people, pets, and communities that inspire us every day. Interested in being featured or advertising? Send me a message today! Space in our August issues is limited, and I'd love to showcase YOU. Asha Hope was our July featured Skool member. Read his story and his journey.

I have turned off the Growth Boost. Just a heads-up. If you have the Growth Boost off, you will no longer show up in Discovery. If you click on a community in Discovery and you join that community by clicking on the join button on the right, that is now considered coming from the Growth Boost and Skool will take 30% of membership fees, classes, and anything you sell. If you are promoting your community in the communities that allow you to post, and you are having a conversation and invite that person to join your community, and they click on that join button, Skool will now take 30% of ANY money for membership fees, classes, products, calls, anything that you charge for. This is not how they presented the Growth Boost.

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Yesterday, I had to do the hardest act of love for my cat Mazel. She went to sleep quietly in my arms. One of the greatest gifts we can give our pets is a life filled with love. One of the hardest gifts we can give them is a peaceful goodbye. Euthanasia is a word that many pet parents dread, but it comes from Greek roots meaning "good death." When a pet is suffering, struggling to breathe, unable to enjoy life, or no longer finding comfort despite our best efforts, choosing to let them go can be the final act of compassion. Here's something many people don't realize: Pets don't measure life by the number of days they've lived. They measure it by moments, belly rubs, favorite treats, sunny spots on the floor, stolen snacks, car rides, and being near the people they love. They don't worry about tomorrow. They only know that you were there. If you've ever had to make this decision, please know that feeling grief, guilt, relief, sadness, and gratitude all at the same time is normal. Loving deeply means grieving deeply. And if your pet could speak after crossing the Rainbow Bridge, they probably wouldn't ask why you made the decision. They'd ask one question: "Who's going to share their sandwich with me now?" 🐾 Today, let's honor the pets who left paw prints on our hearts and changed our lives forever. RIP Mazel Simcha Hub of Pet Physiology Helping pet parents find understanding, hope, and empowerment through education. In loving memory of Mazel. ❤️ Mazel will go on the Pet Memorial Wall in the community today.

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