How To Help Raise Money for Animal Rescue & Adoption: Give the Gift of WagAware
Want to be stylish and do some good this holiday season? WagAware is a great gift idea. WagAware makes the first and only charm to promote dog rescue and adoption and an unprecendented 50% of profits go to rescue organizations. Celebrities like American Humane Association supporters Betty White, Kristen Chenoweth of Glee, Lisa Vanderpump of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and young Danielle Fishell of Girl Meets World (remember Boy Meets World?), among others love this dog tag and so do we! Hats off to The Pet Blog Lady for bringing it to our attention.
There are 6-8 million dogs and cats entering shelters each year, as per the 2013–2014 APPA National Pet Owners Survey (estimated by The Humane Society of the United States using statistics provided by The National Council on Pet Population Study and Policy). Homeless animals need all the support we can give them. Your dog can be at once conscious and stylish in this lovely tangerine orange and chocolate brown WagAware charm and you’ll know you’re doing your part towards helping to rescue and find loving, forever homes for dogs in need. Besides looking great, the this piece is lightweight, noiseless and glows in the dark!
When you purchase a WagAware charm, your money goes towards helping to raise awareness and funds for homeless dogs and, ultimately, to help reduce the mass euthanasia – 2.7 million – of the healthy, adoptable dogs and cats in the US every year. (statistic taken from the 2013–2014 APPA National Pet Owners Survey and estimated by The Humane Society of the United States using statistics provided by The National Council on Pet Population Study and Policy)
The WagAware charm retails for $14.95. Can be worn on a pet’s collar or keychain.
Check out WagAware at www.wagaware.com.
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Until next time…