Description:

This $6 telecard issued on June 3, 1995, features animated dog and cat characters representing the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) "Spokespets." The dog is illustrated wearing a red bandana and is lying down with a happy, open-mouthed expression. The cat, also adorned with a red bow around its neck, is nestled comfortably between the dog’s front legs. Both animals are rendered in a cartoon style with warm colors, emphasizing a friendly and playful interaction.

The background is a solid dark blue, which contrasts vividly with the golden-brown tones of the dog and the light orange and white fur of the cat. Text is displayed in red, with "THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS 'SPOKESPETS'" positioned at the upper left, and the abbreviation "ASPCA" prominently placed in the lower right corner. The acronym ACMI appears in the bottom left corner in a red stylized font along with horizontal lines.

This telecard commemorates the ASPCA’s use of animated animals to promote animal welfare and charity efforts, specifically through their “Spokespets” campaign. It is a collectible display card designed for fundraising and supporting animal-related causes, combining artistic cartoon imagery with a meaningful philanthropic message.

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