Free Stuff Friday: Vegan Condoms December 26, 2008

Posted by Ashleigh at December 26, 2008 12:41 PM | Permalink | Comments ( 110 ) | TrackBack

Homelessness isn't just a human problem. Animal shelters in the United States must euthanize nearly 4 million dogs and cats every year because of simple math: too many animals and not enough worthy adoptive homes. The good news is that you can help prevent this; it's as easy as ABC—Animal Birth Control! The main tenets of ABC are: never breed or buy animals; always adopt; and always spay and neuter. Simple, right?

Unfortunately, not everyone has gotten the message. Sixteen percent of the approx. 90 million owned cats in the US and thirty percent of the approx. 73 million owned dogs remain unsterilized. That's 35 million animals who are unsterilized! (And that's not even counting the millions of "unowned" animals who are struggling to survive on the streets.)

Watch this video to learn more:

Ready to help? We're giving away 5 boxes of 100 Glyde condoms (ultra licorice flavored) that you can give out to your friends in an effort to educate them about ABC (and to encourage them to be safe in their own sexual practices)! Let them know that dogs and cats can't use condoms, so in order to prevent pregnancy they need to be spayed and neutered. And don't forget to sign here to pledge to end animal homelessness.

To win, comment below with why everyone should practice their ABCs!

FYI – these condoms expire in April of 09, so distribute them quickly and tell everyone about the expiration date!

Oh, and this contest ends January 9, 2009 and the five winners will be chosen and notified by January 16, 2009!

All entrants must be at least 18 years old. By commenting on the blog and entering the contest, you are confirming that you are 18 or older. Also, by commenting here, we're taking that as acknowledgment that you've read and agreed to our privacy policy.

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Be safe!


PS - Does this remind you of the sex talk your parents had with you?