BUT ALSO, AN AMERICAN PARTNERSHIP!
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE STAMPS, SPAY/NEUTER AND THE PARTNESHIP AT
The American Partnership
for Pets Website
STAMP OUT
Campaign History
(1996-2001)
Campaign FAQs
An Interview with Hope Tarr
Campaign Milestones
Why a stamp?
Why NOT a Semi-Postal?
Stamp Out Press Releases
Fabulous Farley!
Celebrity Support
Stamp Endorsements
USPS Criteria
Please Mr. Postmaster!
"A good action is never lost; it is a treasure laid up and guarded for the doer's need."
-- Pedro Calderon de la Barca
Visit www.americanpartnershipforpets.org to learn more...
On September 20, 2002 the United States Postal Service (USPS) issued two commemorative stamps dedicated to "Spay/Neuter" -- a part of responsible pet care, and a part of the solution towards ending the tragedy of the millions of homeless pets taken in by shelters/rescue groups each year of which millions are euthanized.
To learn more about Hope Tarr's Five Year STAMP OUT Campaign with the original organization, visit the Campaign History (1996-2001) section on the left of this page.
Get up-to-date information about the unprecedented partnership of leading veterinary, humane, animal control and fancier organizations that are working closely alongside the USPS to ensure the impact of the stamps' message, including:
- Frequently asked questions about the stamps
- Using the stamps as a tangible tool to raise awareness about the health, behavioral and societal benefits of spay/neuter
- Efforts to reprint the stamps
- Efforts to see other animal friendly stamps issues in the future
- Stamp commemorative merchandise
- The benefits of spay/neuter
- How you can be part of the team
- And much, much more
Prevent a Litter Coalition, Inc.
American Partnership for Pets
Post Office Box 9294, Reston, VA 20195