You can put on a happy face with a smiling puppy or kitty mask. There’s a little nose and tongue, and the words "The Pennsylvania SPCA," showing your support.
Gillian Kocher is a spokeswoman for the PSPCA.
"There’s even more to it than just brightening someone's day," said PSPCA spokeswoman Gillian Kocher. "Of course the masks benefit our life-saving mission, but we are doing them also through a company called Bonfire, which for every mask that is sold they are actually donating an additional mask to a health care provider. So it's really something that is helping animals, it’s helping people and of course it's protecting all of us as we are adjust to a new normal."
The masks are available at the Bonfire website.
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