• Hurricane Ida Won't Stop Us

    Written by PETA

    Rain from Hurricane Ida is bearing down hard on us here in Norfolk, Virginia. And while we have recently been alerted that the post office might not be delivering our mail, (whatever happened to "rain or shine," guys?) at PETA, we don't let a little inclement weather keep us from saving animals!

     

    Our dog park and the front of our building are lakes.
    Flood
    Check out Roe, who helped all of us make it into the office.
    Roe

     

    We hope that everyone is keeping their furry friends warm and safe inside today. Check out PETA's tips for safeguarding animals during a hurricane and always be sure that you're prepared when a bit of weather comes your way!

    Written by Shawna Flavell

  • 'Win It' Wednesday: Soggy Dog Towel

    Written by PETA

    My dog, Charlie, loves to swim and goes nuts for the Crazy Daisy. But he won't go outside if it's raining. He plants his butt on the floor and refuses to budge—until I bring out the treats.

    After all these years, I've think I've finally figured out why Charlie balks at walking in the rain. He can't bear the idea of being dried off with that old, faded beach towel.* It makes sense. After all, a distinguished dog like Charlie deserves a Soggy Dog towel, made just for dogs.

     

    giftgenius / CC
    Soggy Dog Towel

     

    Actually, every dog deserves one—especially yours. Score one for your best friend by submitting the funniest caption for the photo below in the comments section.

     

    icaryn / CC
    Soggy Dog

     

    We've got one to give away. The contest ends on September 16, 2009, and we'll choose the wining comment on September 18, 2009. Be sure to read our privacy policy and terms and conditions, as you're agreeing to both by commenting. Good luck!

    Written by Karin Bennett

    *Sure, Charlie's really holding out for the cookies, but I'm still getting him the fancy towel.

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