I recently wrote about toxins in our pets, along with an entire report from the Environmental Working Group.
In conjunction with the report, Environmental Working Group is helping to launch Pets for the Environment. Founded by a mutt named Eddie, Pets for the Environment is a place where eco-conscious pets can do their part to protect the environment -- and learn tips to keep themselves healthy, too.You can learn all about Eddie's crusade at http://www.petsforthenevironment.org/
There is a section about what happened to Eddie's friendly family bird, along with tons of tips on how to stay safe and how you can help the cause. Hopefully by spreading the word through this blog, I'm helping to do my part and hopefully other bloggers out there will spread the word as well.
http://www.petsforthenevironment.org/
4 comments:
Thanks for your postings on pets and pollution. I wasn't aware of the report until I ran across it on your blog, and now I'm going to do a similar posting on my blog. It's all about educating folks, isn't it?
This led me to working on a future posting on tick and flea repellents. What an eye opener....
And are you familiar with ProMeris, a new flea and tick repellent? While snopes.com has labeled the reports as undetermined, it certainly makes for some scary reading.
Thanks again for your educational post.
Harmony,
Janet Roper
Thanks for sharing both posts. The far-reaching effects of chemicals and toxins are just mind-boggling. Just another reason why it is important for humans to use our education and knowledge to protect those who share our spaces!
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