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Monday, October 08, 2007
Humane Design
This just in from
MediaPost
: The Humane Society launched a branding campaign highlighting its new logo and promoting the organization's key messages: celebrating animals and confronting cruelty. The new logo morphs 18 animals into the shape of the United States, each representing a different injustice. The chicken represents factory farming, for example, and the fox represents the fur trade. Each poster spotlights one animal and its specific plight. "Help keep a litter from becoming trash," reads an ad with a cat and its kittens. "Isn't having a rifle enough of an advantage," says an ad protecting rams. See the ads on MediaPost
here
and
here
.
Euro RSCG Chicago
created the campaign.
Posted by Sarah
Industry News
10/8/2007 10:04:14 AM (Eastern Daylight Time, UTC-04:00)
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