Rest Stop 2006 Tag Day Poster

Over the years, Lori Faye Bock has received overwhelming requests from humane organizations around the country seeking donations of her original works of art. She decided the best way for her to use her talents and captive audience was to work with a national organization.

In the fall of 1998, an inquiry was made to the American Humane Headquarters in Englewood, Colorado. The organization was looking for an artist to create a poster image for their National Tag Day Campaign which falls on the first Saturday of April. Their goal was to distribute these posters as well as other educational materials to shelters nationwide in hopes of educating the public about the importance of properly identifying their companion pets through traditional tagging, tatooing or microchip implants.

The results of a nationwide survey conducted at 1000 shelters indicated a very small percentage of stray dogs (17%) and stray cats (2%) ever make it back home to their original guardians. The rest are lost forever on city streets, euthanized at shelters or adopted out to new families.

Lori Faye Bock has created images for the American Humane's National Tag Day Campaign since 2000.

For more information on Tag Day or to purchase any of the Tag Day Posters Click Here.

Yours For Life 2005 Tag Day Poster

Worth The Wait! 2004 Tag Day Poster   No Identity Crisis Here! 2003 Tag Day Poster
They'll Always Know How to Find Us 2002 Tag Day Poster	Seldom Separated 2001 Tag Day Poster

Lori Faye Bock and "I Will Protect You", the first Tag Day image created for the American Humane's Tag Day Campaign in 2000.