Cats could use a little positive advertising
 Cats have a branding problem: They're not man's best friend, they're perceived as cool and standoffish, and certain Web sites portray them as nosey, jive-talking freaks. All of which may play a role in an unpleasant statistic: that 70 percent of cats in shelters are euthanized, compared with 56 percent of dogs. To give them a leg up in the image department, pet-adoption Web site Petfinder.com and Cat Fancy magazine are holding a “Cats rule!” ad contest. They are seeking 7-by-10-inch ads that “show the world the value and importance of cats.” Finalists will be posted online for voting, and the winning ad will run as a full-page ad in Cat Fancy’s September issue.
—Posted by Tim Nudd
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April 18, 2008 in Nudd | Permalink
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Way to steal Chiat's Pedigree tag of "Dog's Rule"
Posted by: | Apr 18, 2008 5:31:15 PM
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