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Soul Mates Adoption Posters

The Soul Mates poster from Maddie's Fund will help promote pet adoptions at your shelter, veterinary practice, or business. Click here for a closer look (.pdf).

In January 2007, a heart-warming new poster entitled Soul Mates will start promoting pet adoptions from shelters and rescue groups around New York City. Created and produced by Maddie's Fund, the poster captures the essence of the joyful act of adopting.

Soul Mates will be available to all Alliance Participating Organizations (APOs) as well as veterinary practices and other businesses that want to promote adoption. The posters are available in two sizes: small (11" x 17") and large (22" x 34"). APOs can display the poster in their shelter lobby or reception area, or place it on view in an adoption outlet (if permitted by the host store or business). They also can be displayed at adoption events and other functions, or in windows of businesses at street-level.

Although the posters feature the Maddie's Fund toll-free number for people seeking to locate a shelter or rescue group near them, customizable labels (MACtac SR6644 – 4" x 2.25") are available to organizations that want to feature their contact information on the poster.

Get Posters for Your Shelter, Vet Practice, or Business

APOs, veterinary practices, and other businesses can request a poster by e-mailing info@AnimalAllianceNYC.org.

About Maddie's Fund

Maddie's Fund, The Pet Rescue Foundation (www.maddiesfund.org), is a family foundation funded by Workday and PeopleSoft Founder Dave Duffield and his wife, Cheryl. Maddie's Fund is helping to create a no-kill nation where all healthy and treatable shelter dogs and cats are guaranteed a loving home. To achieve this goal, Maddie's Fund is investing its resources in building community collaborations where animal welfare organizations come together to develop successful models of lifesaving; in veterinary colleges to help shelter medicine become part of the veterinary curriculum; in private practice veterinarians to encourage greater participation in the animal welfare cause; and in the implementation of national strategies to collect and report shelter statistics. Maddie's Fund is named after the family's beloved Miniature Schnauzer who passed away in 1997.