Once again, Puppies Behind Bars offers a selection of holiday cards, gift cards, note card sets, and a calendar. Click on the button for the order form. Print the form and mail it to Puppies Behind Bars with payment for your selections.
We often sell out of select items before the New Year, so get your order in early. All of our cards and calendars are proudly designed and printed in New York City.
For $2.00 per card, we’ll send you your selected purchase of PBB Holiday Cards. For $25.00 per card, we’ll mail your selections for you, and we will insert a separate gift card that reads:
“In keeping with the spirit of this holiday season, a generous donation has been made in your honor by (your name). This gift will allow Puppies Behind Bars to give a collar, leash, and bowl to one of their newest puppies.”
While supplies last. If your selection runs out, we will replace it with something similar.
Puppies Behind Bars is a non-profit organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, tax I.D. #13-3969389, and donations are tax-exempt to the extent allowed by law.
You may make a one-time donation in any amount you wish, or sign up for recurring gifts on a schedule that works for you.
If your donation is made in someone’s memory or honor, we will send a card to the designated recipient(s) acknowledging your generous donation on their behalf.
Please include the recipient’s mailing address on the online form. You can view an example of one of our cards here.
PBB offers many ways for you support our mission, including by phone and mail, and with memorial and matching gifts.
Click here to find one that works for you!
Photo booklets documenting the first group of puppies to be raised at the Green Haven Correctional Facility in Stormville, New York, culminating in their graduation as working dogs, matched with their veteran and active-duty police partners.
If you’re interested in receiving one or both in this series, please contact us at programs@puppiesbehindbars.com or 212.680.9562.
Images by Ashley Gilbertson and Ava Pellor for ©Puppies Behind Bars
