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National Save-A-Pet Foundation, Inc.
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Gertrude Maxwell is founder, past president and lifetime chairman of Save-A-Pet, Inc., Illinois (August 28, 1972), Founder and president of Save-A-Pet Florida, Inc. (July 12, 1984) and founder, chairman and Director of the National Save-A-Pet Foundation, Inc. (December 23, 1994).
Save-A-Pet humane organizations founded by Gertrude Maxwell are not-for-profit, volunteer, humane organizations dedicated to saving abandoned, discarded, homeless and lost pets not claimed or adopted. They do not and will never practice Animal Euthanasia. Spaying and Neutering of pets are advocated as humane answers to pet overpopulation problems.
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Gertrude Maxwell Featured By Paulette Cooper Noble |
Friday the 13th — There's a Friday the 13th this month, but it's a lucky day — for black cats, anyway. Many years ago, Gertrude Maxwell, founder of Save a Pet Inc., had a dream that she would save every black cat on Friday the 13th that she could. Not only did she go on to save black cats, but more than 80,000 cats and dogs — and she recently pledged to save every animal in Palm Beach. PB Cats plans to honor her 96th birthday, April 17 (she was born on the same date and year —1911 — that Palm Beach was incorporated). So, happy birthday to both!
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This precious pet did not deserve to die! Gertrude Maxwell pleaded for his life on radio and begged for an adoptive home. When she took a family to a local animal shelter early Monday morning to adopt him it was too late. |
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Save-A-Pet is a Not-For-Profit, Tax Deductable 501(c)(3) Organization
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