Go Orange !
This month the ASPCA will kick-off Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month on April 7 when iconic buildings and landmarks across the country will support the ASPCA’s life-saving work as they light up in its signature color and “Go Orange For Animals .”
Last year New York, Chicago and many other cities lit up—even Niagara Falls went orange.
Show your support for the ASPCA by going orange. Call your city council and find out how to get prominent buildings and landmarks to light up orange—it could be your town hall, local businesses, schools, libraries, museums, baseball fields, you name it.
The ASPCA’s official color is orange, and they’re asking people to “Go Orange ” all month , telling the world that you love animals and don’t want to see them hurt.
Ways to Go Orange
Wear Orange !
Get out those bright orange pants, hats, caps, bandannas, shirts, sneakers and socks! Dressing up can be great fun for you and four-legged fashionista if you take the proper precautions. If your pet seems distressed or shows abnormal behavior, consider a simple orange bandana instead. Please make sure the costume doesn’t limit your pet’s movement, hearing, vision or ability to breathe or bark.
Free ASPCA Posters Download and customize your own Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month poster! Use it to promote your own event, or just ask people to visit ASPCAApril.org! ( Download Now )
Go Orange Photo Contest
Get out your pet’s favorite orange outfit, grab your camera and send ASPCA your best shot Enter the Contest here
