Look Who's KIND!
Click below to read about how these stars are kind to animals!
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Jan Zita Grover's book, A Home
for Dakota, tells the story of how a puppy mill dog found a new
home.
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| In Rachel Roberts' Avalon: Web of Magic book series, a trio of friends must work together to save animals both real and magical. |
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On Disney XD's Aaron Stone, Tania Gunadi plays Emma, a character with a secret identity. We discovered that Tania has a double life of her own. She's not only a busy actress—she's also an animal shelter volunteer and a foster mom to homeless cats. |
| We've always been big fans of Carrie Underwood. Ever since she won American Idol in 2005, she's been putting her amazing voice to good use. Besides recording hit songs and selling millions of albums, Carrie also speaks up for the voiceless! |
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As the first and only female Iron Chef on Food Network's Iron Chef America, Cat Cora is one tough cookie. When it comes to animals, though, this star chef is soft at heart.
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Chase Utley is a great baseball player. This second baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies helped his team win the World Series in 2008. Chase is doing awesome things off the field too. He and his wife, Jen, work with the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PSPCA). |
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Basketball star Mo Williams is one of the top scorers for his team, the Cleveland Cavaliers. Did you know this all-star is also all about animals? Mo especially loves dogs. That's why he contacted The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS). He wants to spread the word to kids that dogs are friends, not fighters. |
| When Ginnifer Goodwin's beloved dog Scout died in an animal hospital accident, she was heartbroken. It made her realize that animals can't speak for themselves—they need people to speak up for them! |
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