Animal Welfare Project
  P.O. Box 987
  Valley Forge, PA 19482
  (267) 249-5762
A 501(c)(3)
Non-Profit Corporation.

MEET MIGHTY MITE - Our Ambassador

 

From his humble beginnings as a desperate stray found struggling in the street, and with the assistance of a fabulous crew of police, veterinary staff, and friendly pet supply store employees, Mighty Mite survived his situation and went forward to become a recognized celebrity. Before he passed away in 2005, Mighty Mite was seen repeatedly on television, in the paper, and at multiple schools, libraries, and Pet Fairs on the East Coast.
 
 
His ambassador efforts helped gather nearly 1,000 support signatures for the Pennsylvania District Attorney's Association, who fought for and won stricter State laws against animal abuse. He has done the same to raise public awareness regarding animals trapped in overheating vehicles. We are now working on legislation to address this serious issue.


Mighty Mite was also a Therapy Dog who visited Nursing Homes and Children's Hospitals. And, he remains the star of his very own educational children's book, "The Dog Who Couldn't Wag His Tail."

This beautifully illustrated story book tells Mighty Mite's true story of being neglected to the point of near death, how he got his unique name (because he was infested with so many mites!) and how his life was dedicated to Community Service. It also gently teaches children they have a voice against abuse.


 

NOTE: : A Humane Police Officer (who is also the author of The Dog Who Couldn't Wag His Tail) is available to come to your school or function to read Mighty Mite's book to your live audience!

Time is usually spent discussing types of abuse and why it should not be tolerated. In order to promote education, we also encourage solid skills in basic pet care. Sometimes we collect signatures for legislators, speaking up against different forms of animal issues. The discussions are fun and friendly, and meet the educational mission of the Animal Welfare Project.

The author will sign each book with a personalized dedication. Mighty Mite's own golden paw mark is then stamped inside. It is a treasured remembrance not only because a book encourages reading, but because the story promotes a respect for animals and a "give back to the community" attitude in children.



Appearance honorariums are $300. This fee includes the distribution of 20 books (usually $15 each). More books are always available for purchase, but place your orders in advance! All proceeds from appearances or sales of the popular "The Dog Who Couldn't Wag His Tail" are donated to the Animal Welfare Project to help offset costs.

To invite the author to your function, please contact (267) 249-5762.


Read excerpts from
"The Dog Who Couldn't Wag His Tail!"