On this World Animal Day, Vivo puts its customer relationship program, Vivo Valoriza, as a connection between entities that are dedicated to the animal cause and those who want to be a “future parent of a pet”, with a disability or older .
The company invites those interested in adopting pets to consider bringing home disabled, elderly or chronically ill animals.
The action is part of “Vivo Pets” – a movement launched in April 2021, which brings together more than 45 partner NGOs and has already had more than 31 thousand hits from people interested in adopting an animal.
“The adoption of pets with disabilities, the elderly or those with chronic diseases is a new look at support for abandoned animals. We believe in the power of technology through our relationship platform, to unite, in a virtual way, these pets with whom they are looking for a new best friend, thus increasing the success of the project”, says Flavia Carneiro, marketing director. from Vivo.
Those who live in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais or Espírito Santo can look for pets for adoption by accessing Vivo Valoriza, in the Vivo app.
By accessing the program tab, the client can consult registered NGOs – which will also be available in the Pets pillar – choose the one that most identifies them and start the adoption process directly with them, in a virtual way.
Among the participating NGOs are Amigos de San Francisco, Adopt a Amicão, Adopt a Kitten, Catland, Aconchego Animal, Pra Mia, SOS Peludinhos and Bastadotar.
NGOs that are also interested in participating in the project can apply to
“PETernity” License
In addition to encouraging the adoption of animals in search of a home, the company also reinforces other fronts focused on the pet world.
One of the actions was to take the Vivo Pets movement to its employees, starting to grant “PETernidade” license to those who adopt a dog or cat. The employee gets two days off to dedicate himself to adapting the pet to his home.
pet friendly stores
Another front is the reinforcement of the pet-friendly profile in its stores, with structures to receive pets from customers and visitors in more than 240 stores in the country.
Another initiative was the inclusion of a special space for pets in Vivo’s marketplace, with the inclusion of hundreds of pet products in its portfolio, with the most sought after brands in this market.
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