Q.4 D Appeal Writing: Save Animals Save Wild life

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 Q 4 D Appeal Writing:

Prepare an appeal on the topic: Save Animals Save Wildlife with the help of the following points in about 100-150 words.

-Prepare an attractive slogan.

-Use of picture or logo.

-Ask for a contribution

-Inform about the program.

-Make a Persuasive appeal.

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SAVE ANIMALS SAVE WILDLIFE

Dear Friends,

HRM has organized a Rally Create Awareness about Save Animals: Save Wildlife!

If You Like to Shoot Animals, Do It With a Camera, Not a Gun. Our Wildlife Needs Our Help! 

Feed the Animals, Donot Eat Animals!

DO YOU WANT THE ANIMALS TO RACE TO SURVIVE ON THE GLOBE?

Then, Join us, Join the Rally! 

Remember - 

- Take Better Care of Your Pets.

- Provide good dental care at home. ...

-Take your pet to the veterinarian once or twice a year. ...

- Treat them as your family member. 

-Finally, have fun with your pet!

Some Species are dying away; Cannot we help them in some way?

SAY NO TO ANIMAL ABUSE!

Join our Rally to help people understand the value of Wild Animals. 

VENUE- Hutatma Rajguru Mahavidyalaya,Rajgurunagar

DAY & DATE- Monday, 14 th Jan. 2023

TIME- 10.00 am to 1.00pm

LEADING PERSONALITY- Kiran Purandare & Shaz Jung 

  Come One, Come All !

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