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Postage Stamps to the Rescue in Ocean City

 

By Herald Staff

OCEAN CITY — The United States Postal Service is working with Ellen DeGeneres and Halo, Purely for Pets, a holistic pet care company she co-owns, to promote the campaign and to bring greater attention to the cause.
Stamps to the Rescue is the name of the promotional campaign created by the United States Postal Service to provide additional information about the stamps and pet adoption. This campaign includes posters featuring Ellen DeGeneres placed in post office across the nation and a new website — stampstotherescue.com.
The stamps can be pre-ordered at usps.com/shop, stampstotherescue.com, by calling 1.800.STAMP.24 (1.800.782.6724), or by visiting your local post office on the stamp’s First Day of Issuance (FDOI) on Friday.
The Animal Rescue: Adopt a Shelter Pet commemorative stamps feature photographs of five cats and five dogs taken by veteran stamp photographer Sally Andersen-Bruce. All 10 animals were adopted from a shelter in New Milford, CT.
Every year, 6 to 8 million cats and dogs enter animal shelters, and of that number, nearly half are euthanized. Although the problem seems overwhelming, the key to the solution is adopting a shelter pet when seeking a new companion and ensuring that the animal is spayed or neutered.
The Ocean City Post Office, the Humane Society of Ocean City, Ocean City officials, and the Ocean City Chamber of Commerce’s representatives held a stamp unveiling and postmark cancellation on the stamp’s release date at the Humane Society of Ocean City’s no-kill animal shelter. The Humane Society of Ocean City relies on donations for support.
They offer a low-cost spay/neuter and wellness clinic and hold Humane Education seminars. You Visit the shelter’s website at: www.hsocnj.org.

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