Spoil Your Pet with PETA Gifts this Holiday

PETA wants to help you spoil your pet this holiday season while helping other animals at the same time. With a large catalog full of gift ideas from home to child to pets and more, you are sure to find gifts for everyone on your list.

Holiday Dog Treat Wreath

This Holiday Dog Treat Wreath was a huge hit in our home. My two German Shepherds loved the treats on this wreath and that says a lot. They typically hate hard or biscuit treats.  But they were begging for more after they got their first treat. Strung with organic vegan dog treats from Threepaws Gourmet, the wreath also turns into a flying ring that can be used for hours of fun and exercise. We will definitely be ordering more treats from Threepaws Gourmet after the holidays.

Buy One, Give One Dog Toy

This plush dog toy is a perfect way to help animals while giving your four-legged best friend hours of fun and exercise. For every toy sold, Bears for Humanity will donate a toy to a neglected “backyard dog” through PETA’s Community Animal Project (CAP).

Materials
Fabric shell: 55% certified organic hemp and 45% certified organic cotton
Filling: recycled polyester
Measures 8 inches by 3½ inches

Again, it was a hit with my German Shepherd, Mattie. She took the bone and went off by herself so she wouldn’t have to share with Finnie.

Comfort and Joy Candle

Do you love the fresh scent of a real holiday tree, but the thought of strapping one to the top of the car and wrestling it into the house leaves you muttering, “Bah, humbug”? Behold, the tree in a jar! Light the White Pine Forest 100% Vegan Soy candle, and before you can say, “Ho, ho, ho,” your house will be smelling as festive as a hall decked with boughs of holly. Treat yourself, and stuff them in friends’ and family members’ stockings, too. Falling needles, sticky sap, and impossible-to-adjust tree stand not included.

100% organic hand-poured soy wax
7.5-oz. glass with brushed silver lid
White Pine Forest scent

All these gifts and more can be found online at PETA.

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