ISAR celebrates National Homeless Animals' Day on August 16th

Eadie's House is one of the few places in the world where rats get centre stage attention and protection. In fact, it is not dedicated not just to rats but all the small animals of the world. Millions of small animals are killed due to very avoidable reasons. They are overbred - specially cats and dogs.

The 3rd Sunday of August ( August 16th) every year is devoted to these vulnerable beings of the world. Called National Homeless Day, the tradition was first started by the International Society for Animal Rights. The rationale being to emphasise the need to spay / neuter pets. This year, Eadies House sounds the appeal for millions of exotic small animals who suffer a similar fate too.

International Society for Animal Rights (ISAR). Address: 965 Griffin Pond Road, Clarks Summit , PA 18411. USA. E-Mail: Contact@isaronline.org. Website: http://www.eadieshouse.org