Hi all
I work for a small lgbt community based archive. I have been trying to work on our instagram reels strategy for fundraising. I have seen many guides to hooks for videos but not for non profits. Does anyone know if anything like that exists or have experience in using short form video for non profit communications? Thanks
Hi I'm an archivist looking for a short term rental, a summer sublet would be perfect. I need a parking space and I have a cat. I'm looking for a studio or very inexpensive one bedroom around 2,000 a month with parking or somewhere easy to find street parking (unsure where that might even be). I have an esa letter.
I am also interested in sharing a house with one-two roommates, our own rooms and preferably bathrooms. Still need parking. For this I'm not dying to pay more than like 14-1500, no shared rooms.
Hi all,
I really appreciate the supportive community on this group and I was wondering if anyone else was local to the LA area (also SGV, exc). I would love to make more AUDHD friends, but to be honest after a difficult situation at my last job which impacted my mental health, I've been doing contract work for a community based archive and looking for my next real job for many months. I know there are not a ton of opportunities out there right now, but I would especially love to connect with anyone else in GLAMS, non-profit fundraising, or communications. I feel like I have tried everything at this point, and because of my intense interests in non career related topics and my impractical personality, I never really worked on developing a network when I was in school or in any of my jobs. I feel like cold dming folks who have nothing in common with me except working in the cultural heritage world is really not working out, so I thought I'd try here. I am open to a variety of types of office work.
Best
Julia
Hi I'm an archivist looking for a short term rental, a summer sublet would be perfect. I need a parking space and I have a cat. I'm looking for a studio or very inexpensive one bedroom around 2,000 a month. I have an esa letter.
Hi folks. My 10 year old cat Jiji has had kidney disease (currently stage 2) for around 2 years. It was incredibly difficult to get her to eat kidney food, and after trying literally 10 different foods, my former vet in another state suggested we try an appetite stimulant (mirataz) in addition to heating the food, exc. This has worked for us. I moved back to my home state last year. I started going to a new vets office to get Jiji's check ups when I got here, which was recommended by one of the cat veterinary professional associations my former vets (who practiced at a cat specific clinic) showed me.
The first vet I saw was basically similar to my previous vet visits. However, I just saw a vet who had a very different perspective on her diet and specifically the use of mirtaz to get her to eat kidney food long term. She claimed it would be better for her to not take mirataz and eat non-kidney food than take mirataz long term to get her to eat the kidney food. Specifically, she claimed long term use of mirtaz will kill her sooner than not being on a veterinary diet. I did ask her for citations to back up this claim, and the couple articles I read were not really about long term impact/side effects of mirataz or other appetite stimulants. Is using them a pretty common practice to get a cat to eat a veterinary diet? What do you think about her claims? I have also tried to get back in contact with my former vet, but I don't know if they will respond given that I moved. I am struggling financially and would like to do some of my own research before paying for a second opinion on this issue.
Hi folks. My 10 year old cat Jiji has had kidney disease (currently stage 2) for around 2 years. It was incredibly difficult to get her to eat kidney food, and after trying literally 10 different foods, my former vet in another state suggested we try an appetite stimulant (mirataz) in addition to heating the food, exc. This has worked for us. I moved back to my home state last year. I started going to a new vets office to get Jiji's check ups when I got here, which was recommended by one of the cat veterinary professional associations my former vets (who practiced at a cat specific clinic) showed me.
The first vet I saw was basically similar to my previous vet visits. However, I just saw a vet who had a very different perspective on her diet and specifically the use of mirtaz to get her to eat kidney food long term. She claimed it would be better for her to not take mirataz and eat non-kidney food than take mirataz long term to get her to eat the kidney food. Specifically, she claimed long term use of mirtaz will kill her sooner than not being on a veterinary diet. I did ask her for citations to back up this claim, and the couple articles I read were not really about long term impact/side effects of mirataz or other appetite stimulants. Is using them a pretty common practice to get a cat to eat a veterinary diet? What do you think about her claims? I have also tried to get back in contact with my former vet, but I don't know if they will respond given that I moved. I am struggling financially and would like to do some of my own research before paying for a second opinion on this issue.