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Great idea! Anything that draws attention to adopting cats & dogs and saves
lives is a good thing.

You might want to offer a similar product about spaying & neutering.
Something like this:

"Millions of cats & dogs die in shelters every year. Spay & Neuter your
pets"

Here're are a couple more ideas for T-shirts:

"For every animal that dies in a shelter, someone, somewhere is responsible
for its death"

"Pet ownership has been held as a right, it should be a revocable privilege"

I love this quote on your web site:

"The great use of life is to spend it for something that outlasts it."

Do you know who wrote or said it?