A while back Daisy and I told you about Pets Add Life (PAL), a public service initiative to help spread the word about the benefits and joys of pet adoption. Well, even if you aren’t quite ready to adopt this week or month, or already have a full-house of fur kids, there are other ways you CAN make a difference and help homeless pets in need:
Hop on over to Facebook (it will only take a sec, I promise) and Take the Pets Add Life Pet Pledge. Promise to share a photo of a homeless pet with your social network on Pinterest, Facebook or Twitter. So easy! You probably share cute animal photos anyway…don’t we all?!? Or, if you have a bit more time, pledge to volunteer at a shelter. Just these simple steps can make a big difference in the lives of animals in need of a forever family!
And speaking of sharing, have you checked out the Pets Add Life (PAL) videos on YouTube? Each one is a cute and funny “interview” with a talking animal, designed to help share the message and raise awareness for pet adoption. If your pet is an only child, they will definitely get you thinking about how much they would probably LOVE a new brother or sister! Be sure to have a watch and share them with your PALS…everyone loves a funny talking animal video!
This post is sponsored by the Pets Add Life campaign and the American Pet Products Association. I am being compensated for helping spread the word about the benefits and joys of pet ownership.
I love this! We recently adopted our first pet a month ago. 🙂 Well, I adopted her and then told my husband about it later. haha But we love her, she so completes our family. 🙂
Thanks for posting. I have taken the pledge and will be sure to share this post. Working on getting the dogs in our rescue adopted.
So awesome! I took the adoption and picture sharing pledge.
My girl is nearly 2 years old, and I’d love to adopt her a playmate in the near future!
I couldn’t figure out where to get the pictures to share, is there a place or is it just in general? Please let me know!
Thanks Krystle! You can share photos from your local rescue group if they have a Facebook page you like to visit, or email newsletter you subscribe to…or share them from PetFinders or other adoption sites. Every little bit helps! Thanks again!