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February 15, 2008
Welcome to our weekly email newsletter, your source for the latest news from our animal welfare community and information on pending humane legislation.
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Live Online Chat: Behind The Scenes With Animal Precinct Cop, 2/22
After ten years on the force, ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement Officer Diane DiGiacomo has seen it all. Next Friday, February 22, she’ll be sharing behind-the-scenes secrets from Animal Precinct, the hit reality show that follows ASPCA animal cops on the beat. Join us from noon to 2:00 P.M. EST on the ASPCA Online Community! |
Countdown to ASPCA Day, April 10!
This year we’re inviting everyone across the country to go orange for ASPCA Day, from getting buildings to light up orange to marching in hometown pet parades. Got any bright ideas?.
Perfect Your Pet Parenting Skills, 2/23
New adopters, you will not want to miss this workshop.
Facing Foreclosure? Don’t Abandon Your Pet
If your family is facing property foreclosure, please plan ahead for your pets so they don’t get left home alone.
Who’s Your Furry Valentine?
You’ve got ‘til February 29 to enter our contest with a photo of your very first puppy (or kitty) love.
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A hearty congratulations to Miami Dolphin/animal advocate Jason Taylor, named the 2008 NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year for his exemplary efforts on and off the field.
Why do we love him? The defensive end came to the aid of the ASPCA in December 2007, recording a public service announcement—with the help of Bear the Akita, his good buddy of 11 years—that encourages people to get in the game against animal cruelty. Please visit fightcruelty.org to see the video and find out how you can get involved. |
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Is it true what they say about yew? Are lovely lilies not so lovely for felines? As a responsible pet parent, it’s up to you to know what plants and trees are potentially poisonous to Fido and Fluffy. Our experts at the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center have compiled a list of frequently encountered toxic plants. Be sure to bookmark the section and visit often—it could save your pet’s life. 
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