2010 Census Count Me!
2010 Census Count Me!
Write in your dog as living in your home when you make your 2010 Census report. A $5.00 donation to GSDAR, a nonprofit organization dedicated to saving the lives of homeless animals, is added to each item purchased. Unless we count dogs then millions of people with dogs will not get the federal aid dollars their communities need.
It is prejudice to people with dogs that their dogs are not counted in the 2010 Census. Protest by counting your dog as a member of your family who lives in your home!
The same thing happened after hurricane Katrina. Dogs were not considered as members of a family; hence thousands of dogs were abandoned and left to suffer, drown, die or be separated from their owners. Dogs were not evacuated, were not counted as being of significance.
The same thing is happening with the 2010 Census, a very racially motivated and prejudicial tally. Dogs, cats and other pets which people consider as their family, are not being counted. This means that federal dollars will be lost and that money that communities need will not be given to them in the future.
The 2010 Census is therefore very prejudice to people who own dogs, cats and other pets and consider them as family members, who need to be fed, receive medical care and supported. Because the 2010 Census does not include a tally of dogs and other pets, money will be lost to everyone who owns a dog, cat or other pet.
It is time that all dog owners and other pet owners stand up for their rights. Protest against the unfair 2010 Census! Write in your dog, cat or other pet as a family member! Stop letting the federal government get away with not counting our most loved companions as significant!
Angel, The God Sent dog, is asking everyone protest. Buy a "2010 Census Count Me" T-shirt, sweatshirt or other gift/apparel item. For every purchase of these special items, even after the unjust census is over, a $5.00 donation will be made to Good Shepherd Dog Animal Rescue. Thank you for your patronage and support!
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