Call all rescue dog lovers: This Little Words Project bracelet is adorable and gives back
Do you love rescue dogs as much as we do? Then you'll want to check out one of the latest drops from Little Words Project, the "Rescue Babe" bracelet.
Crafted from beautiful blue, gold and white marbled beads, this cutie bracelet is the perfect way to wear your mission on your wrist if you're passionate about the overflow of in-need dogs across the country today. To help give back, Little Words Project has partnered with the Animal Farm Foundation, a national nonprofit "dedicated to keeping pets and families together through advocacy, education, research, and community support."
The foundation invests in shelter prevention programs, pet pantries, and more that help in-need folks get the resources they need to avoid unwanted pet surrenders when times are tough. Keeping furry friends with the people who love them takes excess burdens off already overcrowded shelters and thus helps prevent suffering on both a human and animal level.
Each handcrafted bracelet is $35, of which $5 goes to the charity, and Little Words Project includes a trackable ID tag so you can someday pass it along and pay its special meaning forward for a new wearer.
The bracelet comes in four sizes ranging from XS to L/XL, and you can customize it with additional charms like the irresistible Puffy Paw Print charm. It makes the perfect gift for the dog lover in your life, too, especially with National Dog Day coming up on Aug. 26!
Head to the Little Words Project website to read more, and shop the Rescue Babe bracelet and other dog-related "GMA" favorites from the brand below -- you'll love creating a fun stack to celebrate your pups.
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