It is no secret summer heat has arrived. Along with longer days comes warmer weather, much warmer weather. Street Homeless Animal Project is again promoting the Dogs Die in Hot Cars campaign.
The campaign launched in 2017-18, and with the help of a grant from LUSH Cosmetics, Street Homeless Animal Project has continued to raise awareness with a multimedia blitz, including public service announcements, radio spots, newspaper ads, bus transit banners and parking meter stickers — all in the hopes of saving lives.
Actor and animal activist Ali MacGraw is the official spokesperson for SHAP’s campaign, and this year, the bus transit banners for Dogs Die in Hot Cars were sponsored by the Doris G. Walbridge Foundation.
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