Our Pet Education and Pit Bull Education table is stocked with TONS of wonderful informational packets that are handed out FREE to the public at adoption events.

We provide information on:

• Dog safety for kids and parents
• Spaying/neutering your dog
• How dogfighting poisons communities and how you can help
• Dog behavior issues
• Pit Bull education
• Insurance rights for Michigan dog owners - Here in Michigan, it is illegal for ANY insurance company to deny or drop your coverage due to the breed of dog you own! New article available, click here!
• Fighting Breed Specific Legislation (BSL) and much, much more!

The table was a HUGE success at the 2006 Novi Pet Expo in November! Over the course of three days, we distributed approximately:

• 120 "Pit Bull education" packets (doubled from the 2005 Expo!)
• 75 "Be Kind to Animals" packets for kids
• 50 "Safe Dogs, Safe Kids" dog safety packets for families
• 75 "Neuter your Pit Bull!" flyers (even the local APBT breed club came by and took some of these flyers to hand out at their booth!)
• and many more educational brochures and flyers!

Resist the Greed! Don't Breed! Our Pit Bull spay/neuter poster (displayed at adoption events) brings awareness to the homeless pit bull epidemic in Michigan.

Help us spread the word about the pit bull overpopulation problem! Download a printable copy of this poster! Feel free to print it out and hang up copies at pet stores, vet offices, grooming shops. Better yet, hand them out to neighbors, friends or family members who are thinking of breeding their pit bulls!

High resolution downloads
(for high speed internet connections)

Click here to download in color

Click here to download in black & white

Low resolution downloads
(for dial-up internet connections)

Click here to download in color

Click here to download in black & white

The "Find the Pit Bull" game board is our most popular education display.

Breed misidentification is a scary thing in a time when Breed Specific Legislation (BSL) is growing. Pit Bull dogs are often blamed for dog attacks that may very well have been caused by another breed.