Pledge for Life
I care about animals.
I want to help bring about an end to the homeless animal tragedy.
I believe that the euthanasia of millions of animals in shelters every year is an unacceptable solution to this tragedy …
And I understand that my actions have a direct effect, that my actions can create change.
I pledge to never cause an animal to be in an animal shelter.
I pledge …
To understand the commitment of taking on a companion animal.
To be ready and willing to accept that commitment before I bring an animal into my home and my family.
To educate myself so that I can make a good choice of an animal.
To save a life by adopting a homeless animal from a shelter, rescue group, or from the street.
To protect my companions from becoming lost by keeping them safely confined and wearing current identification at all times.
To not contribute to overpopulation by spaying and neutering my companion animals.
To provide my companion animals with the basics of food and shelter and medical care, and to provide them with the love and companionship they need to be happy.
To include my companion animals as part of my family, to socialize them so that they are comfortable in human society, to train them so that they will be safe and be good citizens.
To work through problems with my companions, and to include them in my own life changes.
To always demonstrate respectul, loving and responsible companion animal care so that others may learn from my example and want to do the same.
I make this pledge to the animals, between them and me,
to the animals I know, and the ones I may never see,
to the animals in my home, and the ones in our shelters,
to the animals here, and the ones yet to come.
I make this pledge to honor their love and companionship, to acknowledge their intrinsic value, to respect them as living beings who carry the same precious spark of life that I myself do.
I understand that the solutions are in my hands.
I pledge to use those solutions, and in doing so, to begin to create a community and a society that shows compassion, love, and respect for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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28. Feb, 2010 








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