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Send a Doggie or Kittie-Mail from now through Valentine's Day & help homeless pets.
Share the Love
The typical Valentine's Day usually includes dinner, sentimental cards, and flowers. But as a pet lover, you may have your own traditions that include the furry little love of your life. According to a national Purina PetLover survey of 1,000 U.S. pet owners, more than 60% plan to include their dog or cat in their Valentine’s Day celebration. In fact, 43% of men said they prefer to spend the holiday with just their pet, explaining that their four-legged pal lowers their stress. And, of the women who said they prefer celebrating Valentine’s Day with their companion animal, 30% said it's because their pet is more in tune with their feelings than anyone else.
So Valentine’s Day is no longer a day to celebrate with just our human loved ones — it's about our pets, too. And Purina is jumping in with all four paws to help you and your pet celebrate Valentine’s Day – starting with the all-important card.
Petcentric’s popular DOGGIE-MAIL and KITTIE-MAIL have gone all hearts with special Valentine e-greetings from your own pet to whomever your pet loves! You can upload a photo of your dog or cat and have him or her speak in your own voice! Or if you're shy, or don’t want to upload, you can choose from a gallery of six talking dogs or cats, and a variety of cute phrases, backgrounds, and props.
And, because all dogs and cats need love, for every DOGGIE-MAIL and KITTIE-MAIL you send between February 1 and Valentine’s Day 2008, Purina will donate $0.50 to help care for homeless pets in shelters across the country. You could spread your love to dogs and cats everywhere! Want to try it now? Create your own DOGGIE-MAIL or KITTIE-MAIL fun in the Petropolitan! Purina has a goal of finding loving homes for at least 100,000 shelter pets in February. So, if you’re looking to add a little more love to your life, or know someone who is, there are plenty of wonderful dogs and cats who are waiting to find their perfect match.
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http://www.petcentric.com/doggieMail/?cl=68&AID=0
Share the Love
The typical Valentine's Day usually includes dinner, sentimental cards, and flowers. But as a pet lover, you may have your own traditions that include the furry little love of your life. According to a national Purina PetLover survey of 1,000 U.S. pet owners, more than 60% plan to include their dog or cat in their Valentine’s Day celebration. In fact, 43% of men said they prefer to spend the holiday with just their pet, explaining that their four-legged pal lowers their stress. And, of the women who said they prefer celebrating Valentine’s Day with their companion animal, 30% said it's because their pet is more in tune with their feelings than anyone else.
So Valentine’s Day is no longer a day to celebrate with just our human loved ones — it's about our pets, too. And Purina is jumping in with all four paws to help you and your pet celebrate Valentine’s Day – starting with the all-important card.
Petcentric’s popular DOGGIE-MAIL and KITTIE-MAIL have gone all hearts with special Valentine e-greetings from your own pet to whomever your pet loves! You can upload a photo of your dog or cat and have him or her speak in your own voice! Or if you're shy, or don’t want to upload, you can choose from a gallery of six talking dogs or cats, and a variety of cute phrases, backgrounds, and props.
And, because all dogs and cats need love, for every DOGGIE-MAIL and KITTIE-MAIL you send between February 1 and Valentine’s Day 2008, Purina will donate $0.50 to help care for homeless pets in shelters across the country. You could spread your love to dogs and cats everywhere! Want to try it now? Create your own DOGGIE-MAIL or KITTIE-MAIL fun in the Petropolitan! Purina has a goal of finding loving homes for at least 100,000 shelter pets in February. So, if you’re looking to add a little more love to your life, or know someone who is, there are plenty of wonderful dogs and cats who are waiting to find their perfect match.
:dog: :cat: http://www.petcentric.com/doggieMail/?cl=68&AID=0
