AND THE ASPCA HUMANE AWARD GOES TO…
Time to make your nominations for the 2007 ASPCA Humane Awards! We request your help in identifying extraordinary animals and animal lovers who have furthered animal welfare in the United States over the past year. Winners will be chosen by a committee selected by the ASPCA, and will be invited to attend the Humane Awards Luncheon in New York City. Deadline for entries is August 15, 2007, at 12:00 PM (EST). Here are the categories for which Humane Awards will be given. Click these links to bring you to the appropriate nomination form.
ASPCA Dog of the Year
For the dog who has performed a heroic act in the past year.
ASPCA Cat of the Year
For the cat who has performed a heroic act in the past year.
ASPCA Kid of the Year
For someone 14 years of age or younger who has performed a heroic act in the past year.
ASPCA Law Enforcement Officer of the Year
For the member of a municipal police force—or other public service officer—who made a heroic effort to save an animal in the past year.
ASPCA Firefighter of the Year
For the member of a fire department or rescue squad who has made a heroic effort to save an animal in the past year.
Nominating is easy—and fun! Do something special for a special animal or person.
ASPCA Dog of the Year
For the dog who has performed a heroic act in the past year.
ASPCA Cat of the Year
For the cat who has performed a heroic act in the past year.
ASPCA Kid of the Year
For someone 14 years of age or younger who has performed a heroic act in the past year.
ASPCA Law Enforcement Officer of the Year
For the member of a municipal police force—or other public service officer—who made a heroic effort to save an animal in the past year.
ASPCA Firefighter of the Year
For the member of a fire department or rescue squad who has made a heroic effort to save an animal in the past year.
Nominating is easy—and fun! Do something special for a special animal or person.
posted by ASPCA at 4:56 PM PERMALINK
3 Comments:
I think that the aspca should go to the aspcalaw enforcement officer of the year.Because they work hard to save the littleones.Because they run in to very big jobs to do.They could lose their lifes.So i think they should get it. Thank you
Hi Linda. To clarify, there is an award given for each category. The Law Enforcement Officer is its own category - an officer will receive a Humane award, as will a firefighter, child, cat, dog, etc.
I think that the aspca vets should get the award. Because they try their very best to save those animals lives.
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