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Positive Pet Parenting Saves Lives (PPPSL) is a 501c3 non-profit that provides a free 60-day positive pet parenting e-course to help adopted pets adjust to their new homes and prevent neglect, abuse, and surrender. The course arrives daily for the first week and then weekly, guiding owners on topics like contented confinement, gentling exercises, and common behavior issues. PPPSL receives support from organizations like the Animal Behavior Network and Banfield Charitable Trust.
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