LITITZ, Pa., Sept. 16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Havahart® Wireless, the market leader in wireless electronic devices for dog containment, today announced the Fall 2015 Scholarship Award for college students interested in sharing their love of animals. This is a continuation of the Havahart Scholarship Program, which launched in 2014.
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College students should submit a 500-word essay based on one of the following topics: 1) the fondest memory of a pet, 2) the role of a pet in family holiday activities, 3) the hardest decision made regarding a pet's care and wellbeing, or 4) the biggest challenges in training and understanding a pet.
Applicants may only submit one essay and must be enrolled at an accredited college or university and incoming freshmen for the Spring 2016 school year are eligible to enter. The winning essay will be published and featured on the Havahart Wireless website and social media channels, as well as the Tails to Tell blog.
"Havahart Wireless is committed to the safety and welfare of pets," said Rachael Fick, Havahart Wireless Category Development Associate. "We are delighted for this opportunity to honor an individual who shares their own enthusiasm for their pets and their role as respected members of the family."
College students may submit essays from September 16 – October 31, 2015 and the winner will be announced November 9, 2015. For more information including submission and eligibility requirements, please visit www.havahartwireless.com/scholarship.
About Havahart Wireless
Havahart Wireless stretches the boundaries of the dog fencing industry. Using the latest generation in wireless dog fence technology, Havahart Wireless offers a circular dog fence that expands up to a 400 foot radius and the world's first wireless dog fence that can be customized to the shape of any yard. Havahart Wireless offers fencing systems with the largest containment areas on the market. Additionally, the Havahart brand carries an underground, wired fencing option and an array of training tools that make home living safer for both pet owners and their loyal dogs.
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