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A Most Pawsitive Present with Operation ResCute {Review and Giveaway} #review #giveaway #rescute #jinglestherescuedog




 
 
According to the Humane Society, animal shelters in the US, care for 6-8 million dogs and cats each year. But, did you know that only 30% of animals, in homes, come from rescue organizations or shelters? Shelter and rescue animals are just as deserving of homes as other animals, but over 2.7 million healthy animals remain in shelters each year. These numbers are both sad and scary, especially to animal lovers everywhere. Luckily, there are wonderful people and organizations working day and night to change these statistics.
Operation ResCute is an inspirational, non-profit organization, founded in 2014, by Laurie Brown-Nagin, a mom, animal lover, and marketing powerhouse from New York City. One day, Laurie spotted an Animal Control Officer carrying a puppy to a pro-bono veterinarian, and immediately fell in love with it. The puppy, named Jingles, needed a warm and loving home, and Laurie brought her home to live happily ever after.
Laurie, who has always had a passion for protecting animals, set out to shift the course away from store bought animals and empower the younger generation of children to understand how important animal adoption is. She started the non-profit, www.operationrescute.com, and created a book and plush pal set that focuses on animal adoption stories and 100% of the profits go directly toward helping shelter animals get adopted. Laurie has reported that profits will be used by shelters for marketing /outreach efforts for placement of dogs with families.“Our donations go a long way at the shelters. I was so touched when one shelter told me our donation made possible outdoor dog exercise runs and equipment,” said Brown-Nagin. Her company has already donated to 11 shelters!
 
The first book and plush in the Operation ResCute series is the true life story of Jingles. It is geared for ages 3+ and retails for $29.99. The story focuses on Jingles life before and after her adoption, to help children learn about animal shelter life and how important rescuing them is. In the heartwarming book, Jingles tells the story in her own voice, including her happily ever after ending. Each boxed set purchase allows the child to also become a ResCuter and hopefully share the importance of others to be ResCuters too.
Laurie's focus and motivation has been this, “It is my dream that the ResCUTE book and plush series will foster the development of empathic and proactive young citizens who will be responsible to their surroundings and others less fortunate. At the same time I hope I can shift the conversation from let’s buy a dog to let’s rescue/adopt one.”

We were given the opportunity to receive and review an Operation ResCute package

One of my animal lovers, ready to help open our package.
Another animal lover wanted to get in on it too.
Inside our box we found this cute little girl, all caged up.
Jingles in packed in a cage like box, to help give the feel of how the shelter animals are housed and longing for a loving, safe home.
 
We also found lots of information on Operation ResCute and Laurie and Jingles' efforts.
The box contains an illustrated book, stuffed animal, and sticker that will help rescue a shelter animal and open the ResCuter's heart and helping something/one less fortunate.
Even those with animal lovers with allergies or family circumstances can become a ResCuter!
Our ResCuter button, we can proudly show off that we love helping animals and someday hope to adopt our own rescue.
The Story of Jingles, a true life story of Jingles, told in her own words.
 
We loved reading about Jingles and her journey, she is one cute pup!
 
The plush toy is so cute, the girls were enamored with Jingles from the time she came out of the box. They argue over who is snuggling Jingles each night.
 
 Jingles the dog was the first in the Operation ResCute series, and the plans are already in the works for more four-legged friends. The Story of Tanner, featuring a true life tale of a three week old shelter puppy that tries to escape and finds her forever home will be released just in time for the holidays as ResCute #2. ResCute #3 will feature Hudson, thanks to a  neat contest for those families who rescue their own friend from a shelter. Your pet could be #4, just submit your pet's adoption story and a picture to see if you could be chosen as an Operation ResCute pet.

 Want It? Buy It!
 The Operation ResCute boxed set can make an absolutely pawsitive present for those you love most. The holidays are quickly approaching and a second ResCute dog and book will be released, giving you two adorable options to choose from. You can follow Operation ResCute on all of their social media outlets: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
 
 Want it?  Win it!
One lucky reader will win their own boxed set of Jingles the ResCute dog from Operation ResCute.
This giveaway is open to US residents, 18 and older. Just use the entry form below to enter for your chance to win! MBP is not responsible for prize fulfillment. Please see our policies page for complete contest details.
 
Special thanks to Operation ResCute for all that they are doing to help save animals and sharing that love with others.
 
Good luck!
 

14 comments

  1. I have 6 cats 4 of which were neighborhood strays my 15 year old daughter brought home and 1 bunny that thinks he is a cat

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  2. I used to have a wiener dog, but when my ex and I broke up she ended up keeping her.
    mcfallsk8er[at]aim[dot]com

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  3. Yes! We have a great dane, a cat, and a parrot!

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  4. Yes, we have several cats and dogs. (Tammy Horn)

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  5. My first furry baby passed away this summer, but we still have his life partner. He is a jumbo chihuahua.

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  6. No, we don't have any pets right now. We used to have a cat.

    Twila

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  7. Heather Hayes PanjonOctober 20, 2015 at 3:24 PM

    Yes, We Own 3 Dog's!

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  8. Gloria - yes, I have a miniature weiner dog

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  9. Yes we have a dog named max that is a rescue and we love him so much he is really a member of this family.
    amy williams
    sethandtjay@yahoo.com

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  10. Yes, we have 4 cats. They are so spoiled. We also have a possum but he just kinda hangs around.

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  11. My cat came from the flea market when a lady walked up to me and asked if we could rescue this kitten. She has a curly tail!

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