Send a Valentine & Love To a Shelter Fur Baby

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It’s the 8th Annual Fur Baby Valentine Celebration. Help us send Valentines to thousands of shelter pets!

Send some love and help prepare pets for adoption… at the same time!

Valentine’s Day is a time to wrap our loved ones in a warm embrace and maybe even shower them with gifts. But for animals waiting to be adopted in shelters, those warm hugs and sweet treats haven’t come yet. But we can change that!

These aren’t just sweet treats and fun gifts, these valentines can save pets’ lives. When you send a Fur Baby Valentine you help make a scary time in the shelter a little more comfortable. When a rescue pet is healthy and happy their personality shines and they are more likely to be adopted into their new home.

Give thepurr-fect gift to a shelter pet this Valentine’s Day. Valentine’s gift options include:

? A blanket with love gives these fur babies something to snuggle with, providing a sense of security and reducing stress.

? Sweetie Pet Pack includes a blanket, a toy and a bag of treats for our furry friends awaiting a forever home.

? Ultimate Valentine pack includes everything from the Sweetie Pet Pack as well as a leash or a collar, allowing shelter staff to walk and train pups, getting them ready for adoption.

When you shop The Animal Rescue Site store, there’s love for shelter pets in every purchase!

Impactful Stories

Jabba is so grateful for the donated collar and leash. Animal Humane New Mexico shared with us, “This has been a great tool to use with Jabba as he works on his leash skills. Plus, we think he looks very handsome in purple!”

Socks and countless other cats at Elmore SPCA love the donated fleece blankets. They provide warmth and comfort to the homeless cats.

This sweet dog was adopted and his new family was given some treats, toys, new collar and a leash to help with the transition. They are so thankful for their the goodies and for their new pup!

Delilah, a two year old mixed breed, loved her new toy she got! This sweet girl was not feeling the greatest and needed some toys and treats right away when she arrived. These goodies helped her ease into her new environment. Not too long after this photo, she was adopted by a military veteran who was delighted that Delilah would become part of their family.

Cleopatra’s owner was unable to afford the rising cost of vet care for Cleopatra and her cat sister. Thanks to our pay-what-you-can model vaccine clinic, he got both his cats in for their first ever vaccines and exams. “Cleopatra and her sister went home with blankets, treats, food, and toys to take some pressure off of their loving owner. Offering services like these helps keep pets with the families that love them instead of our shelter” – Marta Pierpoint of Humane Society of Western Montana.

Thissweet lady received a new purple collar when she arrived at the Wisconsin Humane Society.WHS has been implementing a foster program for over 25 years and has served over 30,000 animals since 2013.