My Single Mom Life

Wanna feel even cooler about yourself in your Wayfarer sunglasses and know you helped some animals?
Download and play an interactive and educational game called Pet Pals: New Leash on Life!
It's a game for kids ages 8+, and it teaches them all about taking care of sick animals.
They get to be a vet at an animal hospital, and help all kinds of animals get better.

As a new vet at the Pet Pals Animal Shelter, it's your job to make sure that the animals are not only healthy, but also happy. In this sequel to the award-winning Pet Pals: Animal Doctor game, you can treat and diagnose 35 new cases that were written by real vets! Take care of over 15 different types of animals, including cats, dogs, parrots, chinchillas and iguanas, using more than 40 different medical tools. Take part in each animal's story by playing, caring, and preparing them for adoption into their new homes. Grateful families thank you for the healthy, well-trained animals they adopt.

Help the animal shelter give sick and disadvantaged pets a happier, healthier life. Learn about animals while having fun.

*Fun and educational for children 8+
*Emergency situations that need to be addressed immediately
*Interact with pets in real time 3D by playing games and grooming them
*Minigames, career information and interesting animal facts included

"A Portion of The Game's Sales has been Donated to The Humane Society of the United States. In Pet Pals: New Leash on Life players will get the opportunity to see what it's like to be a vet, have fun, and at the same time feel good about supporting a great animal protection organization."

You can download and play the free version, or you can pay just $19.95 for the full version, and know that a portion of what you paid will go directly to helping the Humane Society.

Sebastian has been playing this game for awhile, and he asked me if I'd pay for the full version for him.
I went to the site to look the game up just like I do with all the games he plays, and saw the part about money going to the Humane Society, and thought that was very cool of Legacy Games to do, so I paid for the full version.
Sebastian has been having fun playing it and learning about different species of animals, treating them, and I feel good knowing it's educational and it's helping real animals in real life.