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Adopt a homeless pet!
Adopt a pet from a pet rescue group, humane society, SPCA, animal control or your local shelter. To ADOPT a pet, please see PPR Supports / Adopt a Pet for links to many wonderful pet rescue organizations we support and also check out Adopt a Pet Additional Resources for more pet adoption web sites.

Be Educated! Practice Responsible Pet Ownership!
Learn about the issues surrounding pet ownership and the responsibilities that come with it. A pet is a long term commitment that must be taken seriously. You are responsible for a living being which must always be treated with kindness, respect, care and love.

Please read ADOPTING A SHELTER DOG by Lorraine Houston for Animals' Voice in our Media & Articles section to learn more about adopting an animal, doing your homework and responsible pet ownership.

"Adopting a dog is a life time commitment which requires an informed, well-educated and sensible decision. It's my bet that if more people made this type of decision before acquiring a dog there would be fewer homeless dogs all around!"

Preach To The Unconverted!
Become an advocate for those whose voice is limited to a bark or meow.

· Write letters to your government to help strengthen anti-cruelty laws.

· Talk about the issues of homeless animals and encourage people to consider adoption.

· Help a lost pet if you see one.

· Inform those around you about responsible ownership.

· Help people understand their importance to the animals and our society as a whole.

· Practice what you preach.

Spay and Neuter your Pets!

Contribute!
All of your kind donations go directly to the Pet Rescue Organizations featured under PPR Supports / Adopt a Pet. Go to Donate and Make a Difference to make your donation.

Volunteer!
There are a number of ways you can help - especially if time is your donation.

· Become a foster parent for a homeless pet.

· Transporting animals to foster homes/rescue.

· Donating supplies that are desperately needed.

· Volunteering for a pet rescue organization or at your local animal shelter, humane society or SPCA.

	WHAT YOU CAN DO
	Adopt a homeless pet! Adopt a pet from a pet rescue group, humane society, SPCA, animal control or your local shelter. To ADOPT a pet, please see PPR Supports / Adopt a Pet for links to many wonderful pet rescue organizations we support and also check out Adopt a Pet Additional Resources for more pet adoption web sites. Be Educated! Practice Responsible Pet Ownership! Learn about the issues surrounding pet ownership and the responsibilities that come with it. A pet is a long term commitment that must be taken seriously. You are responsible for a living being which must always be treated with kindness, respect, care and love. Please read ADOPTING A SHELTER DOG by Lorraine Houston for Animals' Voice in our Media & Articles section to learn more about adopting an animal, doing your homework and responsible pet ownership. "Adopting a dog is a life time commitment which requires an informed, well-educated and sensible decision. It's my bet that if more people made this type of decision before acquiring a dog there would be fewer homeless dogs all around!" Preach To The Unconverted! Become an advocate for those whose voice is limited to a bark or meow. · Write letters to your government to help strengthen anti-cruelty laws. · Talk about the issues of homeless animals and encourage people to consider adoption. · Help a lost pet if you see one. · Inform those around you about responsible ownership. · Help people understand their importance to the animals and our society as a whole. · Practice what you preach. Spay and Neuter your Pets! Contribute! All of your kind donations go directly to the Pet Rescue Organizations featured under PPR Supports / Adopt a Pet. Go to Donate and Make a Difference to make your donation. Volunteer! There are a number of ways you can help - especially if time is your donation. · Become a foster parent for a homeless pet. · Transporting animals to foster homes/rescue. · Donating supplies that are desperately needed. · Volunteering for a pet rescue organization or at your local animal shelter, humane society or SPCA.