Pledge to Help Companion Animals in Your Community This Winter!

Dear Anne, The turning leaves and shorter days are more than just a sure sign that it's fall. They're also a reminder that in just a few weeks, the freezing temperatures, snow, and ice of winter will be upon us. While humans can always turn up the thermostat and throw on an extra layer of clothing for warmth and protection, the coming chill can be life-threatening for animals. Every winter, dogs and cats struggle to survive long lonely days and nights outside in the freezing cold and rain. Many of these animals will freeze to death or suffer from exposure, frostbite, or hypothermia because of a lack of even the most basic shelter or care. Please be part of the solution—sign PETA's pledge to help companion animals this winter and learn more about how you should respond to a desperate animal during the freezing days to come. By signing this important pledge, you'll receive lifesaving tips on how you can help animals in your own community during cold weather. While local animal control officers and PETA's own cruelty investigators do everything they can to help animals in need, it's up to each of us to know how to respond when we see an animal threatened by winter's worst. Won't you sign our pledge and commit to dogs and cats in need this winter? For all that you do for animals, thank you. Sincerely, Daphna Nachminovitch Vice President, Cruelty Investigations PETA P.S. Sign PETA's pledge to help keep companion animals in your own community safe during the winter months and receive exclusive tips from PETA on helping animals during cold weather. Click to update your e-mail preferences or to unsubscribe. This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA.