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    To count toward any campaign, the words on the cards shouldn't be just captions - they are ADVICE, CONFESSIONS, OR WISHES from or to the pet.

    PLEASE MAIL MULTIPLE CARDS IN AN ENVELOPE OR BOX TO SAVE PAPER AND STAMPS.

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Jun 01, 2011

Jackson Galaxy Cat Behaviorist, Freekibble.com, and Halo: 15,000 Meal Campaign for June & July, 2011

CIMG0851Jackson Galaxy, Cat Behaviorist, star of the new Animal Planet show, My Cat From Hell, has adopted The Pet Postcard Project for the months of June & July and will spearhead the PPP's campaign to feed hungry shelter kitties at both The Cat House on the Kings and Blind Cat Rescue & Sanctuary -- and he needs you to send in your homemade pet postcards! 

For this campaign, Freekibble.com has generously pledged 15,000 meals of Halo Spot's Stew for cats to two animal shelters in conjunction with Halo Purely for Pets through The Pet Postcard Project! That's over $8,000 worth of Halo food!

http://www.freekibble.com/  http://www.halopets.com/

Each rescue has 2 months to bring in 1000 cards each and they will earn 5000 meals each for their shelter. The rescue who brings in the most cards by the end of July will get an additional 5000 meals! Click here to see how to participate in this campaign.

Check back often to see each shelter's progress and please send in some homemade postcards of your own. Hugs and woofs!

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What is the Pet Postcard Project?

  • The Pet Postcard Project is a grassroots arts-and-crafts project aimed at raising food for shelter pets and awareness about the plight of homeless animals. "Pet Postcards" for this project are homemade and handmade postcards featuring your own pets that you make and then snail mail into The Pet Postcard Project. Each card you send earns food for shelter dogs and cats. So far, this project has received many thousands of funny, weird, sad, cute, and profound cards, all filled with love for a beloved pet.

    Please include a PHOTO of the animal on each card, or else we won't know who's "talking!" The words are not just captions, they are creative confessions, wishes, advice, excuses, and "you know you love your dog/cat when" ideas. Here's how to turn postcards into pet food for shelter animals!

    This site does NOT make money on this project. It's all to raise food and awareness for shelter animals.

    ADDRESS:

    The Pet Postcard Project, 676A Ninth Ave., #321, New York, NY 10036

    Pet food (and other stuff) raised for shelter animals though The Pet Postcard Project since February 14th, 2007 (approx):

    • Pounds: 342,845
    • Meals: 834,000
    • Kibbles: 283,180,000
    • Toys and Merch: $13,500
    • Monetary Donations: $19,200
    • Card Count: 36,000+

    Feeding homeless pets, one postcard at a time! All we are is one girl, one laptop, 2 dogs, great food/stuff sponsors, and a few invaluable "postcard posting" volunteers. The Pet Postcard Project started with nothing but a desire to help homeless animals, and YOUR postcards have made that happen.

    See the current and past shelter participants here!

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