Photo: Miranda Lambert InstagramMiranda Lambertshowed her love for animals thisValentine’s Day!The country star, 38, donated thousands of dollars to help rescue pets in honor of the February holiday,FOX 17reports. Lambert — who is alifelong animal lover— donated $20,000 among 20 animal shelters across the U.S. on Monday, according to the outlet. Lambert gave $1,000 to each shelter, with the rescues' locations ranging from Connecticut to California.“Shelter pets — especially the onesthat are hardest to get adopted— and the people who care for them, have always had my heart,” Lambert said, per FOX 17. “Valentine’s Day gives me one more chance to show just how special they all are to me.“Terry Wyatt/GettyLambert also celebrated Valentine’s Day onInstagram, where she posted a video of herself and her dog, Delta Dawn.“We are the perfect match because she has been through a lot in her life, and she is a road dog,” Lambert says of her pup Delta Dawn, who is nearly 15 years old, in the clip.Lambert adds that she found her pup at a Sonic in Oklahoma, joking that she came to the fast-food restaurant for a cherry limeade but left with a dog, too.“Kind of like her mom, she likes to travel. She’s down for anything, and she has a great personality,” the celebrity pet parent says in the video, adding, “She has my whole heart.“The singer shared her experience with Delta Dawn to encourage others to find their own “mutt match” throughMuttNation, the rescue animal and shelter organization Lambert co-founded with her mom in 2009.Lambert’s Mutt Match quiz is designed to help people find their shelter dog soul mate based on their lifestyle and personality.The Mutt NationTwitter accountpromoted the quiz on Monday, writing, “It’s #ValentinesDay & we’re here to help you find your paw-fect #MuttMatch! Pit mixes, large dogs, dogs w/ disabilities & senior dogs consistently get overlooked in shelters. Take our quiz to find out which of these would be best suited for your life, so you can #LoveHarder!“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Lambert alsodonatedto shelters last Valentine’s Day, when she gave out $1,000 to 15 animal shelters as part of Mutt Nation’s Share the Love Program.“Shelter pets and the people who care for them have the biggest hearts, and sharing the love for Valentine’s Day feels so right,” Lambert said in a statement last year.
Photo: Miranda Lambert Instagram
Miranda Lambertshowed her love for animals thisValentine’s Day!The country star, 38, donated thousands of dollars to help rescue pets in honor of the February holiday,FOX 17reports. Lambert — who is alifelong animal lover— donated $20,000 among 20 animal shelters across the U.S. on Monday, according to the outlet. Lambert gave $1,000 to each shelter, with the rescues' locations ranging from Connecticut to California.“Shelter pets — especially the onesthat are hardest to get adopted— and the people who care for them, have always had my heart,” Lambert said, per FOX 17. “Valentine’s Day gives me one more chance to show just how special they all are to me.“Terry Wyatt/GettyLambert also celebrated Valentine’s Day onInstagram, where she posted a video of herself and her dog, Delta Dawn.“We are the perfect match because she has been through a lot in her life, and she is a road dog,” Lambert says of her pup Delta Dawn, who is nearly 15 years old, in the clip.Lambert adds that she found her pup at a Sonic in Oklahoma, joking that she came to the fast-food restaurant for a cherry limeade but left with a dog, too.“Kind of like her mom, she likes to travel. She’s down for anything, and she has a great personality,” the celebrity pet parent says in the video, adding, “She has my whole heart.“The singer shared her experience with Delta Dawn to encourage others to find their own “mutt match” throughMuttNation, the rescue animal and shelter organization Lambert co-founded with her mom in 2009.Lambert’s Mutt Match quiz is designed to help people find their shelter dog soul mate based on their lifestyle and personality.The Mutt NationTwitter accountpromoted the quiz on Monday, writing, “It’s #ValentinesDay & we’re here to help you find your paw-fect #MuttMatch! Pit mixes, large dogs, dogs w/ disabilities & senior dogs consistently get overlooked in shelters. Take our quiz to find out which of these would be best suited for your life, so you can #LoveHarder!“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Lambert alsodonatedto shelters last Valentine’s Day, when she gave out $1,000 to 15 animal shelters as part of Mutt Nation’s Share the Love Program.“Shelter pets and the people who care for them have the biggest hearts, and sharing the love for Valentine’s Day feels so right,” Lambert said in a statement last year.
Miranda Lambertshowed her love for animals thisValentine’s Day!
The country star, 38, donated thousands of dollars to help rescue pets in honor of the February holiday,FOX 17reports. Lambert — who is alifelong animal lover— donated $20,000 among 20 animal shelters across the U.S. on Monday, according to the outlet. Lambert gave $1,000 to each shelter, with the rescues' locations ranging from Connecticut to California.
“Shelter pets — especially the onesthat are hardest to get adopted— and the people who care for them, have always had my heart,” Lambert said, per FOX 17. “Valentine’s Day gives me one more chance to show just how special they all are to me.”
Terry Wyatt/Getty
Lambert also celebrated Valentine’s Day onInstagram, where she posted a video of herself and her dog, Delta Dawn.
“We are the perfect match because she has been through a lot in her life, and she is a road dog,” Lambert says of her pup Delta Dawn, who is nearly 15 years old, in the clip.
Lambert adds that she found her pup at a Sonic in Oklahoma, joking that she came to the fast-food restaurant for a cherry limeade but left with a dog, too.
“Kind of like her mom, she likes to travel. She’s down for anything, and she has a great personality,” the celebrity pet parent says in the video, adding, “She has my whole heart.”
The singer shared her experience with Delta Dawn to encourage others to find their own “mutt match” throughMuttNation, the rescue animal and shelter organization Lambert co-founded with her mom in 2009.
Lambert’s Mutt Match quiz is designed to help people find their shelter dog soul mate based on their lifestyle and personality.
The Mutt NationTwitter accountpromoted the quiz on Monday, writing, “It’s #ValentinesDay & we’re here to help you find your paw-fect #MuttMatch! Pit mixes, large dogs, dogs w/ disabilities & senior dogs consistently get overlooked in shelters. Take our quiz to find out which of these would be best suited for your life, so you can #LoveHarder!”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Lambert alsodonatedto shelters last Valentine’s Day, when she gave out $1,000 to 15 animal shelters as part of Mutt Nation’s Share the Love Program.
“Shelter pets and the people who care for them have the biggest hearts, and sharing the love for Valentine’s Day feels so right,” Lambert said in a statement last year.
source: people.com
