Dog License, Tokens and Collars

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE ANIMALS. SUPPORT THIS EFFORT WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF THESE STAMPS

With this pane of 10 stamp designs, the U.S. Postal Service hopes to raise awareness of the need to adopt shelter pets.

The pets depicted on the stamps were photographed by Sally Andersen-Bruce near her home in New Milford, Connecticut. All had been homeless at one time; all but one had been adopted when they were photographed.

With this pane of 10 stamp designs, the U.S. Postal Service hopes to raise awareness of the need to adopt shelter pets.


	SHELTER ANIMAL UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE .44 cent STAMPS BY SALLY ANDERSEN-BRUCE Adopt and Rescue Always support rescue groups who spay, neuter, vaccinate and vet their needy animals.

	ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE ANIMALS. SUPPORT THIS EFFORT WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF THESE STAMPS First Day of Issue: April 30, 2010 \| Burbank, CA 91505 With this pane of 10 stamp designs, the U.S. Postal Service hopes to raise awareness of the need to adopt shelter pets. The pets depicted on the stamps were photographed by Sally Andersen-Bruce near her home in New Milford, Connecticut. All had been homeless at one time; all but one had been adopted when they were photographed. With this pane of 10 stamp designs, the U.S. Postal Service hopes to raise awareness of the need to adopt shelter pets. The pets depicted on the stamps were photographed by Sally Andersen-Bruce near her home in New Milford, Connecticut. All had been homeless at one time; all but one had been adopted when they were photographed.