Every purchase that you make from the following selection of terrific holiday auction items will help improve the lives of neglected animals in Virginia and North Carolina by funding PETA's Community Animal Project (CAP)—a unique program we've created to help bring animal rights and hands-on animal care to one of the most disadvantaged areas for animals in the United States.
Our goal is simple-to help all residents, particularly those living in underprivileged neighborhoods, to better care for their animals. We do this in a variety of ways:
- We provide low-cost or free spaying and neutering through our acclaimed mobile veterinary clinic called SNIP (Spay and Neuter Immediately, Please).
- We transport animals to veterinarians for de-worming and other badly needed treatments and even bathe and groom dogs who have lived outside for years.
- We educate people about the needs of animal companions, including proper shelter, food, veterinary care, and the attention of a loving family.
- When we spot abuse, we never give up on an animal. Our cruelty caseworkers will do whatever possible, for as long as necessary, to get an animal out of harm's way.
Please bid high to help us reach as many animals as possible. And don't forget to tell all your friends and relatives about the PETA Holiday Auction. Every bid helps animals!
Help a dog in need of a warm home!
If your winning bid (or bids) total $205 or more, we will use your donation to sponsor (pay for) a new home for one lucky dog. We'd prefer that all dogs sleep indoors, but when that isn't possible or feasible, PETA builds and distributes sturdy, long-lasting, weather-proof dog houses and fills them with fresh, dry bedding. For a dog, these houses can be a dream come true and a life-saver in cold winter weather.
As a sponsor, you'll receive a special plaque on our "Angel for Animals" Web site, and we'll mail you a certificate with "before" and "after" photos of the dog you're sponsoring. It's a great way to help an animal in need—and spread the warmth of the holidays!
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Many thanks to the
following auction
contributors:
Becky Goodson
Critter House
Kerwin
McLeister
Mary Sleboda
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