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William Mattar’s Pet Photo Contest

November is Rescue a Shelter Animal Month, and WIlliam Mattar is helping spread the word.

William’s beloved dog, Peanut Butter, gave him years of companionship, love and joy and adopting ani animal (especially an older one) will change your life for good!

He’s celebrating again with another Pet Photo Contest!

Today is the LAST day to enter your pet on their website…voting continues through November 20th and the top vote getter will choose an animal shelter or rescue organization to which we they’ll make a donation plus the winner will receive a gift card to spoil their pet with!

So upload those photos and visit your local shelter today!

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