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No Unwanted Litters Launches and New Coloring Book Debuts
The St. Louis PetLover Coalition is excited to announce the public launch of its No Unwanted Litters initiative. This new campaign will help increase funding for and region-wide awareness of the importance of spaying and neutering, and will play a vital role in reaching our goal of reducing the euthanasia of homeless dogs and cats in our region by 50 percent by 2014.
We need an army of supporters committed to saving dogs and cats and creating safer neighborhoods. You can help by increasing awareness of spaying and neutering in the St. Louis region. Go to NoUnwantedLitters.org to download a new coloring book and share it with your friends and family.
Who We Are
The St. Louis PetLover Coalition was formed in the spring of 2009 when public and private, large and small, city and county animal service providers came together to discuss improving the lives of dogs and cats in our community... (Read More)
Vision 2014
St. Louis Petlover Coalition
Vision 2014:
We are the St. Louis PetLover Coalition, a collaborative group of devoted pet and animal welfare enthusiasts whose tireless efforts and extraordinary accomplishments have earned St. Louis the title of America’s Ultimate Pet Community.
Driven by our overwhelming passion for pets and the belief that every pet deserves and is destined to find a forever home, we have aligned animal welfare organizations to create a pet welfare powerhouse that is stronger in resources, richer in expertise and unrelenting in our commitment to pets. We have elevated the standard of living for dogs and cats to vital and valued family members. And we have shifted the paradigm of pet ethics, welfare, policies and behavior from not only solving pet problems but enhancing their quality of life, and... (Read More)
St. Louis Petlover Coalition:
BOLD GOALS that will
get us to this Vision 2014:
By 2014, A reduction of 50% in the euthanasia of homeless dogs and cats in our region, through lowering the intake of unwanted dogs and cats with education and spay/neuter programs for those currently unable to do so
By 2014, Increase the number of dogs and cats adopted by 20%
By 2014, Support community based education, especially in the identified target areas of concern, by creating greater links between the humane educator experts and the community. (Read More)