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Did you know that 2.7 million healthy pets remain in shelters each year with only 30% of pets in homes coming from those shelters and rescue organizations? Well a NYC marketing powerhouse, Laurie Brown-Nagin, started a non-profit to inspire the next generation to make a difference. After she spotted an Animal Control Office carrying a puppy to a pro-bono veterinarian, she fell in love with Jingles, the shelter pooch who desperately needed a warm, loving home.
Operation ResCUTE packages an inspiring boxed set that features a book and plush to foster the development of empathic and proactive young citizens. Laurie started Operation ResCUTE to shift conversations from let’s buy a dog to let’s rescue/adopt one.
Operation ResCUTE Book & Plush Set • $29.99 • Ages 3+
Jingles the dog, the first in the Operation ResCUTE series, shows youngsters the value of opening their hearts and helping someone/something less fortunate. Each boxed set includes an illustrated book and huggable plush pup. Animal shelters give it two paws up!
During the holiday season, parents and grandparents can give a pawsitive present with 100% of profits going directly toward helping shelter dogs get adopted. The profits will be used by shelters for marketing/outreach efforts for placement of dogs with families. Her company has already donated to 11 shelters.
I love that Operation ResCUTE not only brings attention to shelter dogs but also gives profits to help out shelters themselves. For kids who cannot have a dog due to allergies or family circumstances, Operation ResCUTE still allows them to participate in compassion for animals. Jingles is just the first puppy set but more sets are coming.
In the set you get the adorable Jingles plush, a book and a sticker. The book is paperback but tells a great story. This would make a great gift for any child or even adult animal lover!
Stay Connected with Operation ResCUTE:
Operation ResCUTE WEBSITE | Operation ResCUTE FACEBOOK | Operation ResCUTE TWITTER | Operation ResCUTE INSTAGRAM
WIN IT: (1) US winner will receive an Operation ResCUTE Book & Plush Set
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This Giveaway Ends November 6,2015.
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Yep! I've adopted two dogs in the past few years! Both give us so much joy!
We adopted our kitty from our local shelter.
Yes I adopted our Jack Russell Italian greyhound mix and two rotwhieler named Layla and Zeuss! I love adopting rather then buying from a pet shop it gives animals a second chance! My little girl absolutely loves helping animals when she can. She donated her birthday gifts to a local shelter!
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My daughter is obsessed with dogs and the fair treatment of dogs. She is 6 and this would be a great Christmas gift.
I have adopted all my dogs from shelters I think they are more loving pets
My little" Zoey" was rescued from a dog hoarder who had over 200 dogs in his unheated cabin in the desert. she is part beagle and part chihuahua. We adopted her on my birthday two years ago.
I currently have one kitty who was rescued and one we adopted as a kitten. In the past any dogs that we have gotten had been rescues!
We have adopted a kitten.
Yes, my dog Rex is adopted!!