Black Friday for Pets Flyers (Updated)
After fooling around with Photoshop I managed to come up with my own jerky treat warning flyer. I can’t say it’s fabulous – but considering I am not familiar with Photoshop whatsoever, it was the best I could do on a moments notice.
Meanwhile, after doing a Google image search for other jerky treat warnings, I found several that you may choose to use instead for your leafleting needs at your Black Friday for Pets event. To print: right click to ‘Save Image As’ to your computer and then find the image on your computer and print.
So, without any further ado – here they are…(drumroll, please)
UPDATE: The group Animal Parents Against Pet Treats Made in China kindly provided me with their updated poster (4th Edition) to use. Here is the link for the PDF file to it: http://www.stripmine.org/jerky_victims.pdf. Thanks guys! You’re the best!
Please note! That dear sweet doggie is actually being given a BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) nugget – she is not being fed a horrible jerky treat! But she was so adorbs, I couldn’t resist using her as my poster girl!
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4 Comments
AniParent
Dear Mollie,
While we are happy to share our flyer with you to be printed and distributed, we ask that you please use the most recent version. This is the 4th revision of our flyer, which must be modified as number of illnesses and fatalities rises. You can find the latest version here: http://www.stripmine.org/jerky_victims.pdf
Animal Parents Against Pet Treats Made In China
Barbara
Thanks for all the super flyers!!! Since I am a computer dodo, please tell me now how I can make it into a file that I can prrint out. I clicked the image X to make it larger, then right clicked to save it to a file or some sort, but it just froze the page. Is there something that I’m doing wrong? I’m sure I’ll be speaking for other folks that aren’t techies. Thanks again.