5 Great Holiday Cards That Support Pet Causes
How your holiday greetings can help our animal friends
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Here’s an easy way to connect with friends and family while supporting a great cause.
Whether you like cats, dogs, or both, there are many beautiful greetings to choose from, and a portion of the purchase price will benefit hard-working animal organizations.
1. ASPCA
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is committed to “alleviating pain, fear and suffering in all animals” through national programs, education and government advocacy. This year’s cards feature five different designs with whimsical photos, such as a bulldog pulling a sleigh full of kitties! All net proceeds benefit ASPCA programs.
2. Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind
This organization provides guide dogs to blind and visually impaired people, or people with other special needs who seek enhanced mobility and independence. These cards feature a sweet yellow lab puppy. Approximately 67% of the purchase price goes to the Guide Dog Foundation.
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3. Canine Companions for Independence
This national non-profit organization that provides trained assistance dogs and support to children and adults with disabilities offers a mixed pack of three different designs with pictures of cuddly CCI puppies. Proceeds support CCI programs.
4. Humane Society of the United States
The Humane Society works "to create a humane and sustainable world for all animals, including people” through education and advocacy programs. Their cards are graced by some of the cutest color illustrations and photographs of dogs and cats around. You’ll find a choice of all dogs, dog and cat combination, or wildlife designs. Proceeds support Humane Society programs.
5. The Animal Rescue Site
The Animal Rescue Site helps provide food for the thousands of animals rescued by shelters each year. There are so many different cards on this site, such as one featuring three angel bulldogs: “nice,” “very nice” and (with a crooked halo) “naughty.”
If you love pets, consider ordering any of these cards and support our furry friends.
Peggy Frezon, freelance writer and pet lover, has owned dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, hermit crabs, turtles and fish. Look for her book, Dieting with My Dog, (Hubble & Hattie) available this summer, 2011. Connect with Peggy on her blog, Peggy’s Pet Place and follow her on Twitter @peggyfrezon.










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