What Is Boot the Boot?
Snow, sleet or ice, Morton Safe-T-Pet means no boots required.
For thousands of years, dogs have loyally stood by our side. So why are we now letting them fall? When bad weather hits, don’t let your dog shamefully slip and slide in booties, or worse, burn their paws on unsafe salt. This season, let’s Boot the Boot for good, and liberate our most loyal friends with Morton Safe-T-Pet.
Watch VideoAn Ice Melt For Happy Paws
Developed with the help of veterinarians, Morton Safe-T-Pet is the preferred choice for your four-legged friends. Free of chlorides, it is formulated to be safer to pet’s paws than other salts, keeping your pets’ paws happy during the winter months.
Learn MoreBoot the Boot with Morton Safe-T-Pet
A safer ice melt for pets and the environment. Developed with veterinarians, for happy paws.
Meet the Cast
Blue's Story - I'm Adopted!
Blue is an obedient Husky adopted from the Humane Society in Truckee. His owner was a volunteer there and fell in love. In addition to appearing in Boot The Boot, Blue has also been featured in the Humane Society Truckee Tahoe Calendar.
Adopt a Pet Learn MoreNorman's Story - I'm Adopted!
Norman found his forever home in February 2016, after a stay at the Humane Society Truckee Tahoe. Norman is a self-entertainer who ends up delighting everyone when he plays catch with himself. He also has very cat like qualities, such as stalking other dogs while playing, and loves stealing the cats cat nip toys after being raised by the house cat.
Adopt a Pet Learn MoreStormy's Story - I'm Adopted!
Stormy was a ‘failed foster’ from the Humane Society Truckee Tahoe – he went into a foster home and never made it back because his family adopted him! He loves swimming, ball, and hiking to new places – if there’s water, even better!
Adopt a Pet Learn MoreRuger's Story - I'm Adopted!
Ruger was adopted from the Truckee Humane Society, and is a mutt with a bit of Jack Russell. One of Ruger’s favorite games is ‘Disc Golf’ – and any time you say it, you’ll get an adorable head tilt and a wagging tail.
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