Parade.com and Pets 911 to Partner on National Pet Content
Filed under: Pets 911, Press Releases - September 24, 2007
New York, — The next time your dog brings in the Sunday newspaper, there could be some information in there of interest to him and all his furry, four-legged friends. Parade.com, the companion site to PARADE Magazine, and Pets 911 are proud to announce a new partnership that will provide valuable pet editorial and adoption information online at www.parade.com/pets.
Parade.com’s new Pet Section is officially announced in this Sunday’s issue of PARADE. The site features new and archived pet-related editorial and searchable databases provided by Pets 911, which include listings for lost and adoptable pets, pet fostering opportunities, and an “adoptable pet of the week.”
Parade.com readers can type in their zip-code on the pet section to access Pets 911’s database of more than 30,000 adoptable pets and 8,000 lost and found pets. The listings include information on everything from a pet’s breed and age to special breed characteristics, such as his/her ability to cope with children and other pets.
“Experience has taught us that pet people are engaged, responsive, and dedicated,” says Allison Werder, SVP/Parade.com. “Our recent pet photo contest was one of the most popular and highly-trafficked sections of our Web site. So we are delighted about partnering with Pets 911 to give our readers more of the tools and information they want and need to keep their pets happy and healthy!”
“This is a great partnership because PARADE already has so much valuable content that a pet section is a natural addition,” said Pets 911 CEO Jeffrey Rassás. “Combining Pets 911 and PARADE’s large national audiences should help reduce the amount of pets that are in need of a loving home.”
The inaugural Parade.com Pet Section features articles on traveling with your pet, a photo gallery where readers can share pet photos, and a touching story about a psychic poodle named Buddy.
About Parade
PARADE, the largest circulation magazine in the U.S., is distributed in more than 400 of the nation’s top newspapers, including The Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, New York Post and The Washington Post. Started in 1941, PARADE has a circulation of 32 million and a readership of 71 million. Each Sunday in PARADE and each day at Parade.com we emotionally connect with Americans about the issues they care most about and move them to action. For more information, visit http://parade.com.
About Pets 911
The mission of Pets911.com is to provide a public service that will one day create an America where all pets are valued companions that have lifelong, loving homes. Since 1998, Pets 911 has brought together the nation’s premiere animal welfare organizations, local government animal control agencies, and animal service providers to create the most comprehensive resource for pet health and well-being on the web.
At any given time, Pets 911 includes listings for more than 30,000 adoptable pets at nearly 8,000 animal shelters, contact information for more than 6,000 veterinarians, and postings of more than 8,000 lost or found pets. Pets 911 is a division of the cause media company Global Alerts. Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, Global Alerts has been the leading cause media company since 1991. For more information, go to http://Pets911.com.
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