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Charlotte’s Web provides pet adoption kits during pandemic

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Hemp extract company Charlotte’s Web is rewarding people who adopt a pet during the COVID-19 pandemic. With animal shelters reporting record high pet adoption rates, the company said it is providing adopters an $89-value “Welcome to the Family” gift box that includes products with full-spectrum CBD, including its chews, full-spectrum hemp extract drops and canine hemp=infused balm. 
The company noted that like humans, dogs have an endocannabinoid system that can play a role in helping their bodies maintain general balance and wellbeing. 

"We're kind of a dog crazy and loving work culture here at Charlotte's Web. It was a natural for us to want to find a way to show our gratitude to those caring individuals who adopt or foster shelter dogs," said Deanie Elsner, Charlotte's Web CEO and president. "We launched our line of pet-friendly products last year and have seen through sales growth how much consumers care for their pets with a variety of health needs."  

Charlotte’s Web’s full-spectrum pet line includes the extract drops in 7- and 17-mg strengths with a pump dispenser. They retail for $29.99 and $59.99, respectively. The company’s chews come in three varieties — calming, senior and hip and joint — each of which is sold in 30-counut bottles with a suggested retail price of $34.99. The hemp-infused balm is meant to be massaged into pets’ skin and paws and retails for $24.99. 

The giveaway is kicking off with a donation to Last Chance Rescue, an organization that is focused on relocating animals from “kill” facilities to ‘no-kill” facilities and foster families until they are adopted. 

New owners can claim the “Welcome to the Family” pet adoption box on the Charlotte’s Web website. 

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