A Pet s Tale Keeping Animals Safe
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A Pet's Tale: Keeping Animals Safe
Summary
The phrase "it's a dog's life" has evolved significantly over the years.Article
The expression "it's a dog's life" has taken on a new meaning in today's world. Animals now enjoy protection under state and federal laws, gaining rights that ensure their health and safety. Many people today consider their pets as part of the family, creating bonds closer than ever before. For some pets, a typical day might include a visit to a spa, a ride in a designer bag, or sporting a jewel-encrusted collar?"a stark contrast to what life was like a century ago.
Although it may sound extravagant, statistics show that dog owners spent over $263 on average for their pets last year, excluding food expenses, while cat owners spent over $100. This improvement in the quality of life for animals can largely be credited to animal welfare organizations like the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). Celebrating its 140th anniversary, the ASPCA is the oldest animal welfare organization in the Western Hemisphere, founded in 1866 in New York City.
To commemorate this milestone, the ASPCA is launching an ambitious initiative to transform the United States into one "Humane Community." This program aims to unite community organizations to ensure no adoptable animal is euthanized except for medical or behavioral reasons.
The initiative will focus on increasing demand for adoptable animals while working to reduce the number of unwanted litters. The ASPCA is also updating its "Meet-Your-Match" program to better pair new pet owners with shelter pets. Moreover, the organization plans to expand its Humane Law Enforcement Department to conduct more investigations and make more arrests related to animal cruelty.
"While our 140th year promises unprecedented growth, our ultimate hope is that we eventually become an organization that is no longer necessary?"that society will naturally uphold the rights of companion animals," said Ed Sayres, president & CEO of the ASPCA.
With over 140 million pet cats and dogs in the United States, the work of the ASPCA and similar organizations is vital in ensuring a better world for our furry friends.
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