The first thing I do when I am planning for the holidays is to write a list of everyone I want to buy for, and I also jot down what they are passionate about. One way to truly honour a person who loves dogs is give a gift that gives back. Below is a list of worthy dog-related organizations to consider purchasing your gift from:
Iheartdogs.com: Provides a load of great gifts for dog-lovers and every purchase goes to feeding shelter dogs. How cool is that!? You give a gift to a friend and then, give another gift to a shelter dog. Pretty perfect isn't it. Ontario SPCA: Not only great dog-friendly calendars, but you can donate a toy, food, or sponsor a dog in the shelter on behalf of your favorite dog-lover. What a way to beautiful way to warm the heart of someone you care about, and a dog being cared for at the OSPCA. Veterinarians without Borders: Provides help and assistance to dogs in Northern Canada, ensuring a reduction in outbreaks of rabies, parvovirus, and distemper. You can purchase e-gifts, and your favorite dog-lover will receive an e-card showing your donation on their behalf. No rush, no line-up and you celebrate your connection to animals in the most generous way. PAWS Canada: A local registered charity with a no-kill policy dedicated to helping homeless, abused and abandoned animals. For every donation of $50 or more they acknowledge your gift by sending a certificate to the special person in whose name the gift was made. Adding a donation, or purchasing a gift to help animals in need is both wonderful and thoughtful. Plan to contact any of these organizations early so there is time to mail or ship your purchases. See Day 49 Tips on Pet First Aid
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11/20/2016 12:35:25 pm
I wish that there are also services like this in my country. I have a huge want and love for dogs that are left by their owners. If I was only given the chance, I would take them in a heartbeat. I truly am a dog person. Everytime I would see a dog in the streets, left and hungry, it always aches my heart. Hopefully, there are a lot of good people out there willing to adopt and give them donations.
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11/26/2017 11:30:00 am
I am thankful to you because your article is very helpful for me to carry on with my research in same area. Your quoted examples are very much relevant to my research field.
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Author'Sparky' Smith is a Canine Behaviorist and Practioner, educated through the International School for Canine Psychology & Behaviour, earning her ISCP.DIP.CANINE.PRAC. |