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5 Ways To Help Animals PDF Print E-mail
Written by Chad Kennedy   
Tuesday, 22 December 2009
humanesociety.jpgWith it being the season of giving, what's a better way to give than to help innocent animals? The Humane Society has five ways that you can help wildlife animals this holiday season.

Create a Wildlife Sanctuary - Create a backyard or front porch wildlife sanctuary. Maintain a bird feeder or birdbath, make peanut butter-filled pinecone treats for birds, or create a brush or rock pile to serve as shelter for wildlife.

Take Photos of Wildlife - Make fliers and posters of animals who live nearby to spread awareness on how to resolve conflicts with them. Mission: Humane Shoot to Save Wildlife offers suggestions on how to teach others to peacefully co-exist with wildlife. Visit www.humanesociety.org/youth.

Organize a Fur Collection Drive - Start a Coats for Cubs collection at the mall, school, community center, or church to give unwanted furs to wildlife rehabilitators, who use them to warm and comfort orphaned and injured wildlife. The HSUS has teamed up with Buffalo Exchange, a family-owned resale clothing business with 39 locations in 14 states, to collect used fur items. Through Earth Day, April 22, 2010 students can bring unwanted fur apparel, trim, and accessories to any Buffalo Exchange store or send collected items to The HSUS. Details can be found at humanesociety.org/coatsforcubs and buffaloexchange.com. Prizes will be awarded to students collecting the most furs during this period.

Purchase from Fur-Free Retailers and Designers - For the millions of raccoon dogs, mink, foxes, rabbits and chinchillas who are killed for their fur every year, life is spent in tiny, barren wire cages. Others are crushed or drowned in cruel traps. Thankfully, more and more retailers and designers are rejecting cruelty by adopting fur-free policies. Students can vote with their dollar and make a choice to support fur-free companies. Visit www.humanesociety.org.

Make a Statement - As a special thanks, students who complete the Mission: Humane Fight Fur and Coats for Cubs projects will receive a ‘Have a Heart No Fur’ button, ‘Compassion is My Fashion’ temporary tattoo, and logo skull cap for helping fur-bearing animals this holiday season. Visit humanesociety.org/youth. T-shirts and pins with fur-free messages are also available for purchase and make great holiday gifts. Visit humanesociety.org.


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