NEWS RELEASE
CONTACT: Rick Ingram
DogSmith Franchise Services
RickIngram@DogSmith.com
1-888-Dog-Smith (364-7648)
Wear Orange to Prevent Animal Cruelty
The DogSmith National Dog Training and Pet Care Franchise urges all animal lovers to support the ASPCA during their annual ‘Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month.’
Oxford, MS April 8, 2011 – The DogSmith, a national dog training and pet care franchise, urges animal lovers across the country to support the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) and ‘Go Orange for Animals’ in honor of the signing of the ASPCA's charter in 1866. This year the ASPCA is celebrating 145 years of fighting animal cruelty and throughout the month, they are encouraging members and all animal lovers to show their support by donning the ASPCA’s signature color and ‘going orange’ for animals in recognition of their victories in the fight against animal cruelty.
In honor of ‘Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month,’ the ASPCA is taking submissions for the “I Saved My Pet!” photo contest. They are inviting anyone with a compelling pet rescue story to submit it along with a snapshot of their furry friend. You can submit your story to, http://www.aspca.org/About-Us/ASPCA-April/photo-contest.aspx.
According to Niki Tudge, President of The DogSmith, “Our locally owned and operated DogSmith Franchises are committed to preventing cruelty and neglect to all animals, especially companion animals and family pet members. Each DogSmith dog trainer volunteers their expertise at animal shelters through our ‘Canine Rescue Resources Program’ and our corporate philosophy is built on helping minimize the number of abused and neglected pets by providing free resources and affordable dog training and pet care services.” According to their website, part of The DogSmith’s mission is to ‘support and assist animal shelters and rescue organizations to minimize the number of unwanted animals’ by making shelter pets more adoptable and by helping families retain their pets through effective training.
To learn more about the ASPCA, or to donate, please visit, http://www.aspca.org/. For additional information on The DogSmith’s free ‘Canine Rescue Resources Program’ contact The DogSmith (Rick Ingram) on 1.888.364.7648 or rickingram@Dogsmith.com. You can also visit their website at http://www.DogSmith.com.
About The DogSmith
The DogSmith Franchise Services Inc. is a Florida based company whose mission is to enhance the lives of pets and their owners by improving their relationship, and the quality of the life they share, through providing professional support and training to pet dog owners, supporting and assisting animal shelters and rescue organizations to minimize the number of unwanted animals and offering affordable and professional care to family pets so that pet ownership is never a burden. To learn more about the DogSmith or become a DogSmith Dog Trainer, visit www.DogSmithfranchise.com or call 1-888-364-7648.
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