Our Future Campus
Compassionate care for animals. Education and opportunity for people. A welcoming place where the bond between people and animals strengthens our entire community.
Explore the Vision ↓At Do Hard Things, we understand how important animals can be to emotional wellbeing, stability, and connection. Our vision for Veterinary & Animal Wellness is a welcoming campus resource where animal care, education, service, and community support come together.
We envision working with qualified veterinarians, animal-welfare organizations, trainers, and community partners to explore accessible services and programs. The exact services will depend on the expertise and commitments of future partners.
Potential partnerships offering preventive-care education, wellness checks, vaccination resources, and referrals to licensed veterinary professionals.
Connecting individuals and families facing hardship with information, referrals, and community resources that may help them care for their animals.
Workshops on responsible pet ownership, animal behavior, nutrition, safety, and everyday care.
Opportunities to learn about animal-related careers and, where appropriate, volunteer with qualified animal-care organizations.
Activities that foster responsibility, empathy, patience, and healthy relationships through respectful interactions with animals.
Space for animal-focused nonprofits and service providers to share knowledge, coordinate resources, and explore programs together.
You’re going through a difficult season and worried about caring for your beloved pet. Instead of trying to navigate everything alone, you come to a campus where someone can help you find trustworthy information, connect with an animal-care organization, or discover available community resources.
Or imagine you're an animal-welfare nonprofit looking for a place to teach, collaborate, or reach more families. The Mall of Dreams could help connect your organization with neighbors, volunteers, and other community partners.
When we care for animals, we strengthen the people and communities who love them.
Veterinary & Animal Wellness is a proposed part of the future campus—not an operating veterinary clinic. Our next steps include listening to local animal-care professionals and organizations, identifying community needs, and exploring what responsible, sustainable services could look like.
We welcome conversations with veterinarians, animal-welfare organizations, educators, volunteers, and supporters who share this vision.
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