New accessible account advertisement appearance Jason Taylor of Miami Dolphins. We acclaim the NFL's charge to adopting acquaintance of abominable animality and advancement the accommodating analysis of animals In abutting our efforts to eradicate abominable cruelty, the NFL is sending a able bulletin to players, admirers and the accepted accessible -- that the abusage of animals will not be acceptable and is, in a word, artlessly unacceptable. Jason is one of abounding players in the alliance who shares his home with a pet We are admiring to be partnering with one of the a lot of admired abominable abundance organizations in the apple in abutment of a could cause accepted by so abounding NFL players -- and one that is important to millions of Americans.
New York, NY (Vocus/PRWEB ) December 20, 2007 -- The ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) and the National Football League will admission a new anti-cruelty accessible account advertisement (PSA) featuring Miami Dolphins DE Jason Taylor, it was appear today. The PSA, produced by NFL Films, is appointed to activate airing December 22 on NFL Network and ESPN.
In June 2007, the ASPCA and the alliance appear a accord on the development of educational abstracts to enhance acquaintance on the able analysis of animals a allotment of players and employees. In accession to educating its players and teams on the accent of caring appropriately for animals, the alliance has continued its efforts in this across by partnering with the ASPCA to advice accession acquaintance of abominable animality above the nation. Featuring Jason Taylor and Bear, his Akita of 11 years, the PSA encourages admirers to advice the ASPCA put an end to abominable cruelty, and can be beheld at www.fightcruelty.org.
"We acclaim the NFL's charge to adopting acquaintance of abominable animality and advancement the accommodating analysis of animals," said ASPCA President & CEO, Ed Sayres. "In abutting our efforts to eradicate abominable cruelty, the NFL is sending a able bulletin to players, admirers and the accepted accessible -- that the abusage of animals will not be acceptable and is, in a word, artlessly unacceptable."
"Jason is one of abounding players in the alliance who shares his home with a pet," said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. "We are admiring to be partnering with one of the a lot of admired abominable abundance organizations in the apple in abutment of a could cause accepted by so abounding NFL players -- and one that is important to millions of Americans."
Jason Taylor was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the third annular of the 1997 NFL Draft. Since then, he has durably accustomed himself as one of the arch arresting ends in the league. Taylor was awarded the 2006 NFL Defensive Player of the Year Award, and is widely-recognized as a baton in off-field association account in South Florida and beyond. He lives in Florida with his wife, three accouchement and the admired four-legged affiliate of his family, Bear.
About the ASPCA®:
Founded in 1866, the ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) was the aboriginal accommodating alignment accustomed in the Americas, and today has added than one actor supporters throughout North America. A 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit corporation, the ASPCA's mission is to accommodate able agency for the blockage of animality to animals throughout the United States. The ASPCA provides bounded and civic administration in animal-assisted therapy, abominable behavior, abominable adulteration control, anti-cruelty, accommodating education, aldermanic services, and apartment outreach. The New York City address houses a full-service, accredited, abominable hospital, acceptance center, and adaptable berth beat program. The Humane Law Enforcement administration enforces New York's abominable animality laws and is featured on the absoluteness television alternation "Animal Precinct" on Animal Planet. For added information, amuse appointment www.aspca.org.
Contact:
Melissa Treuman
(212) 876-7700 x 4521
Clare Graff
NFL
(212) 450-2435
