Holiday Cards That Give Back to Charity, and Send Message of Hope and Education Regarding Pit Bull Rescue

Tampa, FL, November 29, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Little Pet Project- Going All The Way For A Stray, has introduced a new line of greeting cards, "Res-Q-Cards" produced from actual photoshoots of rescued dogs. The high quality cards contain the dogs history and message of hope and education on reverse of card.

Featured card this season is "I Bean Good" starring Greta Bean, a rescued pit bull who almost died from a preventable disease, Demodex Mange. Gretas skin condition was left untreated for so long her internal organs began to fail. Gretas skin was in such poor condition she bled just from moving, as well as soft touches. Pit Stop Bullys Rescue committed to a 12 month rehabilitation, in which time she has recovered and is now in a permanent home. Gretas antics were well documented by her rescuer, resulting in a huge fan base who collectively chant 'Love. Thy. Bean.' in support of her recovery as well as those hopelessly lost. Gretas story is on reverse of card, and 100% of proceeds benefit Pit Stop Bullys.

Other featured dogs on the line of Res-Q- Cards are "Dolly", of Dollys Foundation, and "Harry" of Rugaz Rescue.

Little Pet Project has been photographing homeless dogs and working on fundraising projects for pet rescues since 2007. Little Pet Project produced last year's "Party Like A Pin Up" benefiting www.pinupsforpitbulls.com and has the 2nd "Party Like A Pin Up" set for March 24, in Ybor City. Little Pet Project combines glamourous settings and women with homeless pets for a fun take on pet rescue marketing and adoptions. A portion of proceeds from their paid shoots (portraits) supports Little Pet Projects fundraising, card line and rescue efforts.

People are in search of ways to support independent businesses and local charities. The Res-Q-Card line is designed to do that as well as spread message of hope and educate recipients about pet welfare and pit bull rescue efforts.

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