The Louisiana Pet Overpopulation Advisory Council is choosing one very good dog or cat to appear on its first commemorative pet stamp. Enter your pet for just $15.

Concept art — the winning pet takes this spot
A quick look at what the commemorative pet stamp is, why it exists, and how your entry helps Louisiana's animals.
Entering takes about five minutes. Every $15 fee supports the Council's mission to end pet overpopulation in Louisiana.
A clear, high-resolution photo of your own dog or cat — no people, no filters, no watermarks.
Mail a check or money order for the $15.00 non-refundable entry fee to the Council. Online card payment is coming soon.
Council members review every entry and select the pet whose portrait becomes Louisiana's first commemorative pet stamp.
Passed during the 2024 Louisiana legislative session, the law behind this program lets the Council create commemorative stamps featuring real pets. The stamps sell for at least $15.00 each, and the program supports the Council's spay/neuter grant work across all 64 parishes.
See how our grants workAdopted by a vote of the Louisiana Pet Overpopulation Advisory Council. Please read them before you enter — entries that don't meet these standards can't be judged, and fees are non-refundable.
Submit the entry form below to reserve your entry number, then send a check or money order for $15.00 made out to the Pet Commemorative Stamp Fund to:
Pet Commemorative Stamp Fund
P.O. Box 740402
New Orleans, Louisiana 70174
Entry fees are non-refundable. Write your entry number on the memo line.
One $15.00 entry fee per photo. Enter as many pets as you'd like.
Enter your dog or cat in the Council's inaugural commemorative stamp contest.