Fun Paw Care is an animal and earth-loving vegan company. Being vegan has by far, the greatest positive impact a human can have on the environment, and there is no greater way to lower your carbon footprint on the planet we are renting. Additionally, being vegan is the greatest way to love all animals, not to discriminate, and to practice compassion for all sentient beings. If loving animals and taking care of our planet sound like something you would like to participate in, please visit our Resources page under the “ADVOCACY/VEGANISM” section.
Fun Paw Care uses biodegradable poop bags, organic treats, and shampoos, phosphate-free cleaning supplies, BPA-free plastic toys and bowls, recycled paper, paperless agreements, and is extremely conscious of our carbon footprint. We do not use harsh chemicals or cleaners in our home to irritate your dog’s sensitive nose.
When using aromatherapy for pets, all of our candles are 100% organic soy/vegetable-based and paraffin-free! We use cotton wicks and never use metal core or lead wicks! All of the oils we use in our candles and our essential oils are pure, natural, and organic therapy-grade essential oils. Your dog’s olfactory glands will thank you.
We are active in our community beach cleaning and park cleaning volunteer organizations and are proactive and activists about bringing awareness to our pet families and community members. We strive to make the world safer and cleaner one paw at a time for pets and their humans.
Tips on going green.
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- The carbon foodprint of 5 diets compared ~ Lindsay Wilson
- Eating Meat and the Effect on the Environment – Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary
- The Perils of a Dog Park Are Not Always Visible – Mark Derr
- Dogs Absorb Lawn Chemicals – NCBI
- MITIGATING CLIMATE CHANGE IN AGRICULTURE – Climate and Land Use Alliance
- Dietary greenhouse gas emissions of meat-eaters, fish-eaters, vegetarians, and vegans – Springer Journal
- Environmental impact of eating meat – Cowspiracy
How to and why dispose of your pet’s poop?
- Dog Poop and the Environment: Art and Power
- Study: ‘Teach Children That It Is Dangerous to Eat Dirt or Soil’
- Source Water Protection Practices Bulletin Managing Pet and Wildlife Waste to Prevent Contamination of Drinking Water – EPA
- PETS AND THEIR POOP – National Resources Defense Council
- How to dispose of dog poop and environmental studies
