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Celebrate National Shelter Appreciation Week
from November 1, 2009 until November 7, 2009
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Thank you to our awesome SPCA of Texas Staff!
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- Donate to the SPCA of Texas
No matter what size your donation, you can be assured that needy animals will see the benefit! Make a donation at www.spca.org/donate.
- Volunteer for the SPCA of Texas
Whether you end up walking pooches or helping at special events the SPCA of Texas can match your schedule and talents to their needs. Not only will you be helping animals in your community, but you also will be building knowledge and skills. Visit us online at www.spca.org/volunteer.
- Fulfill a wish
Donate an an item from the SPCA of Texas' wish list. Find our wishlist online at www.spca.org/wishlist.
- Be an E-mail Ambassador.
Spread a shelter-friendly message every time you hit send attach a tagline like this one to your signature for all outgoing e-mail messages: Love animals? Support the SPCA of Texas! www.spca.org
- Adopt or Foster an Animal.
Consider adopting or fostering a homeless animal. Whether you decide to bring home a new pet or foster an animal until she finds a forever family, you’ll be giving a critter a safe and caring home while making room for another homeless pet in your community’s animal shelter, where space is limited. See our available animals online at www.spca.org/findapet
- Support Spay/Neuter.
Spaying or neutering your pet or offering to help fund a spay/neuter surgery for a friend, family member or neighbor’s pet will save animals’ lives by helping to lower the number of unwanted animals in your community and reduce the strain on your local shelter’s resources. Make an appointment at www.spca.org/spay
- Donate a Dog Bed.
No shelter dog should have to sleep on a cold, concrete floor while waiting for a forever home, but providing bedding for the millions of homeless animals in our nation’s animal shelters can add up to thousands of dollars each year not to mention loads of laundry.
- ID Your Pet.
Your pet should never go naked that is, without a collar and ID tags. It’s the number one way that lost pets are returned to their owners. Without it a Good Samaritan or animal shelter will likely have no idea how to contact you. Even if your pet is microchipped or your cat never goes outdoors, always err on the safe side and make a collar and tag permanent, your pet’s life could depend on it.
- Tell a friend about the SPCA of Texas
Letting your friends know about low-cost clinic services, fun education programs for children and adoption services is a great way to get the word out about the SPCA of Texas.
Find us on Facebook and MySpace.
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