Pet Cadets

Specifically designed for our young, animal-loving friends, this program gives kids the opportunity to become involved with animals and their well-being.
How can you or someone you know become a Pet Cadet? Get Involved! Priding themselves by reciting the Tail Wagger’s Pet Cadet Creed, all participants of the Tail Wagger’s Bowl receive a personalized membership card which illustrates their name and lists phone numbers to call in the event they see animal cruelty OR have questions about animal care.

You can also become a Pet Cadet by carrying out an act of kindness on behalf of animals. Any child that coordinates donations or wish-list items will be featured in this section and receive their Pet Cadet membership card. Be creative….have fun…..the animals thank you!

Become our Pet Cadet Hero by sharing with us some act of kindness you or someone you know did…..each month we will look for a new Hero and present them with their official membership card.

You’ll definitely want to get your kids, nieces, nephews, neighbors and your kid’s friends involved in becoming a Pet Cadet….make them proud of the fact that they CARE about animals.

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Pet Cadet Hero - Isaak Cooke of Redford

Isaak Cooke of Redford is a true Pet Cadet! On January 9, 2009 Isaak found “Bonnie” a pitt bull puppy between two trash cans as he was walking his dog. Isaak’s dog, Max was sniffing around the trash cans and Isaak thought Max had smelled a cat. To his surprise, Bonnie was laying there, lifeless with injuries sustained to her right ear, stomach, and pads of her paws. Bonnie had been burned alive and apparently left for dead….Isaak took Bonnie home and his family sought medical attention.

Tail Wagger’s USA heard about the story and contacted the owner to see if financial assistance was needed. Due to the extensive burns to Bonnie’s ear, amputation was necessary and so will many follow-up visits. YOUR DONATIONS enabled us to give assistance so that Bonnie could be placed in her permanent home.