PETA says a pet puppy may help prevent Trump from being impeached
Campaign for National Adopt a Shelter Pet day ran in D.C. newspapers
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PETA had fun with Donald Trump on National Adopt a Shelter Pet day, in a campaign that points out he needs to get a pet, fast.
Posters created by The Community ran in Washington D.C. newspapers explaining that Trump is the first president without a companion animal in 130 years. The last was Andrew Johnson--who was impeached.
PETA points out that dogs' calming effect also can help people handle stress, while dog guardians tend to have lower blood pressure and get more exercise than those without canine companions. If Trump's blood is boiling after question leaks and his doctor revealed the president dictated his own note saying he was "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency," it might not be a bad idea.
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- Date
- May 01, 2018
- Brand :
- PETA
- Client :
- PETA
- Agency :
- The Community
- Co-Founder :
- Joaquin Molla
- Co-Founder :
- Jose Molla
- Chief Creative Officer :
- Joaquin Molla
- Chief Creative Officer :
- Jose Molla
- Vice President/Executive Creative Director :
- Ricky Vior
- Associate Creative Director, Copywriter :
- Silvio Caielli
- Senior Art Director :
- Rodolfo Fernandes
- Vice President, Integrated Production :
- Laurie Malaga
- Director, Studio Operations :
- Thomas Bolger
- Associate Producer :
- Esteffania Najera
- Global Director, New Business and Marketing :
- Mike Ridley
- Senior Account Executive :
- Sebastian Markman
- Senior Media Strategist :
- Maryam Hosseini
- Media Planner :
- Alexandra Galicia
- Vice President, Operations :
- Tracy McDonough
- Creative Services Manager :
- Maru Sokolowski
- Business Affairs Director :
- Natalie Greenman
- Illustration :
- MotorNiveo
- Founder and President :
- Ingrid Newkirk
- Vice President :
- Tracy Reiman
- Director, Campaigns :
- Dan Mathews
- Manager of Special Projects :
- Tricia Radford
- Vice President, Marketing :
- Joel Bartlett
- Assistant Manager of Social Media :
- Emily Savage
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