Help Homeless Pets with an Easy Click

• Lisa Spector

 

Care2 readers are passionate about helping shelters, rescues, and pets in need. This holiday season (and after),  you can  help a homeless animal with just the click of your mouse.

At AdoptAShelter.com you can shop to donate to your  favorite shelter or rescue. It’s so easy. You just select your favorite shelter  or rescue, make your purchase from a designated AdoptAShelter.com retailer, and  every purchase earns money for the favorite shelter or rescue you choose.   Select retailers include Amazon, Wallmart, PetCo, PetSmart, Walgreens, iTunes,  Lowe’s, Barnes & Noble, KMart, Foot Locker, Old Navy, Best Buy,  1800PetMeds.com and more. It’s free and every purchase helps homeless animals.  As the holidays approach, please keep AdoptAShelter.com in mind. Y

The  Animal Rescue Site is a proud partner of PetFinder.com. At the Animal Rescue Site, you’ll find  everything from shoes, jewelry, and kitchen supplies to pet supplies and car  accessories. Each item you buy funds at least 14 bowls of food for shelter  animals in need. 492,408,168 bowls of food have been given to animals in need so  far. While exploring the site, give an extra bowl of food to a shelter or rescue  by sharing an automated Facebook post or tweet.

At FreeKibble.com you can test your trivia while  donating kibble to shelters. Every trivia question answered, whether right or  wrong, donates 10 pieces of free kibble to a shelter pet. 1,548,418,800 pieces  of kibble have been donated since 2008. That equates to 8,908,423 meals served  to dogs and cats while they wait for their forever homes.

Lisa’s Marketplace at ThroughADogsEar.com includes  pet products that I personally use with my own dogs Sanchez and Gina. All profits from Lisa’s Marketplace  support Through a Dog’s Ear Shelter/Rescue Programs. Currently donated canine calming music is increasing adoption rates at 1,500  facilities world-wide and growing daily! The marketplace includes a Canine  Massage instructional DVD by a Veterinarian, calming aromatherapy products,  supplements that benefit senior dogs, biodegradable waste bags,  beautiful  “Advice  from a Dog” cards, and more.

And don’t forget you can click to aid in animal rescues (and other causes) right here on Care2!

Do you click on these sites regularly to help homeless pets? Do you have any  other favorite sites that help homeless animals? Thanks for sharing them in a  comment below.