‘Win It’ Wednesday: ‘Mutt Like Me’ Collar

Published by PETA.

Thanks for all of your wonderful comments on this Win It Wednesday. The winners of the ‘Mutt Like Me’ collars are christine, Kelli, and Cheri Anderson-Albert. Congratulations!

President Obama has declared that he’s a mutt, so why doesn’t your mixed-parentage pup do the same? It’s easy with this week’s “Mutt Like Me” ID tag collar giveaway.

Did you know that millions of homeless animals are euthanized in animal shelters every year? Their deaths could be prevented if people spayed and neutered their animal companions and chose to adopt rather than buying animals from pet stores or breeders. Our “Change a Life: Adopt a Mutt Like Me” ID tag collar will help you and your canine companion get the word out about adoption.

 

Mutt Like Me

How do you win? Just leave us a comment describing the mutt(s) that stole your heart. Tell us how Fido or Spot changed your life, and the three most heartfelt answers will win a “Mutt Like Me” ID tag dog collar.

The contest ends on April 22, 2009, and we’ll choose three winners on April 24, 2009. Be sure to read our privacy policy and terms and conditions, as you’re agreeing to both by commenting. Check back every Wednesday for new prizes. Good luck!

Written by Lianne Turner

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