Sarah Ford | November 7, 2013
Double Your Impact With Morris Animal Foundation’s Season of Hope
It’s the season for giving thanks! It’s also the time of year when those of us at Morris Animal Foundation are thinking a lot about the wonderful animals who share our lives and how our daily work keeps them healthy and happy. Animals give so much: affection, company, purpose, perspective and unconditional love. We are grateful to have them in our lives and to have the support of thousands of animal lovers who share our passion for improving animal health.
Knowing how much our supporters love all things feathered and fuzzy, we thought you might also want to take a moment to reflect publicly on a wonderful pet you have, or have had in your life. During this special time of year, as you think about how grateful you are for the health and well-being of your furry, four-legged family members, we ask you to join us in celebrating the Season of Hope.Â
>> Double Your Impact, Share Your Story &Â Participate in the Season of Hope
Source: Morris Animal Foundation
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