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Michael Drobot Gives Tips on How to Live As a Green Pet Parent

A recent article conveys how pet parents are connecting to greener trends, a commendable effort according to Michael Drobot.

2013-05-16
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 16, 2013 (Press-News.org) An article in Global Animal emphasized the need for pet owners to adopt environmentally-conscious habits, a trend praised by Michael Drobot. The report listed five critical ways pet parents can actively make a difference in the environment and make healthier choices for their pets. One of the tips recommends skipping the breeder to adopt, an option Michael Drobot, the owner of Furever Homes bases his life on. "People don't realize when they purchase a puppy from a breeder, there's a chance they're supporting puppy mills or animal abuse," he said. "It's important to exercise caution and really know the breeder before buying an animal. That's why we offer alternative solutions. Why purchase an animal when there are so many waiting for forever homes at rescue groups or no-kill shelters?"

Michael Drobot owns a rescue, adoption and animal-assisted therapy organization designed to provide dogs with unique purposes and well-suited owner relationships. He continues to point out the article's green mentality toward adoption versus buying from a breeder. The report states that adopting is the most humane way to pick up an animal, and most breeders "tend to over-breed, placing an extra strain on the environment." Other tips reinforced by the rescuer and trainer include purchasing de-flea natural methods. Furever Homes utilizes green flea medicines as the article states that most prevention comes from "chemical warfare experiments, according to Mother Earth News."

The article points out the dramatic affects of chemicals like carbamares and organophosphates, substances that can harm your pet and even cause convulsion fits. Michael Drobot concurs that natural products like Nature's Wisdom, Thomas Laboratories and GreenSense are all great product solutions. "One way Furever Homes manages to remain a no-kill shelter is because of the generous donations and shopping contributions through the online store," he said. "Pet parents are able to buy natural products with diatomaceous earth for their pets and all of the proceeds go to funding the group and finding stable homes for dogs."

The article also mentions a long list of green pet products ranging from several different chemical-free toys and accessories. The report remarks on the challenge of finding the green items in regular pet stores. "Look no further than your computer. Online vendors like Vitacost, Only Natural Pet Store and Organic Dogs and Cats are there to help." The shelter owner responds to the article's list of biodegradable waste bags and hemp toys.

You can find a wide assortment of green accessories at Furever Home's online store while also supporting the rescue organization in their mission to provide no-kill alternatives."

The article places immense value on products that are human and pet-friendly as well as environmentally-conscious. By adopting greener habits and items, readers are encouraged to feel better about reducing an environmental impact and supplying their pets with healthier options. "I agree that pets are consumers too. The products they eat and play with make an impact on their surroundings and their health. It's up to owners to make the right decision," Michael Drobot comments.

ABOUT:

Michael Drobot is the owner of Furever Homes, a dog rescue and adoption center that serves the community as a no-kill alternative. The dogs rescued at Furever Homes are given a unique purpose and genuine training care so they are better prepared for a loving family. The organization prides itself on matching dogs with owners who consistently provide stable, loving homes. The group also offers dog therapy services to rehab facilities, hospitals and nursing homes.


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[Press-News.org] Michael Drobot Gives Tips on How to Live As a Green Pet Parent
A recent article conveys how pet parents are connecting to greener trends, a commendable effort according to Michael Drobot.