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Fans of TV’s Angel and Buffy
the Vampire Slayer know the score: David Boreanaz plays
Angel, a moody, mysterious man... er ... vampire in black who
helps the helpless, fights for what’s right, and generally
saves the world.
Turns out, that wasn’t just an act: The on-screen champion
is an animal champ in real life. Need proof? David and two of
his best buds—his dogs!—recently posed for PETA’s
ad encouraging viewers to be angels for the animals in their
lives.
Are you an animal’s hero? You can be! Keep reading:
• Hang out with your pal on a regular basis. Take your
dog for long walks and be sure to let him or her stop and smell
the fire hydrants. Spend quality time with kitty playing with
pompom balls, catnip mice, and other toys that cats can’t resist.
• When dogs bark, they are trying to tell you something,
so listen up. Have you ever told your pup to “be quiet,”
even though everyone else was yakking away? We wouldn’t
like it if our friends told us to shut up when we were telling
them about our day!
• ID tags are a must—they’re the best way
to make sure you and your friend are reunited if you ever get
separated. One Grrr! reader outfits her cats with quick-release
collars and tags that just say, ”I’m lost,”
along with her phone number.
• Dogs want to be in the house with you—not outside,
alone, on a chain! The great outdoors isn’t so great for
animals left outside alone. They could get hit by a car, attacked
by other animals, or burgled by a “buncher” (someone
who sells animals to research labs).
For more ways that you can be an animal angel, visit PETAKids.com.
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