Dogs and cats have made it on to license plates in recent years, and no wonder: about 70% of American households have pets, and those families spend over $600 annually on them.
Dogs and cats are some of Americans’ best friends, so it’s no surprise they’ve appeared on license plates. Some of these specialties encourage spaying and neutering, while others have a more generic aim. Maine incorporates a horse, bunny, and bird as well.
Neither of these plates benefit or are about pets, but how could we leave out two of America’s favorites: Snoopy and Garfield. The “Snoopy plate” contributes to many museums, but the feature is the Charles M. Schulz Museum and the instantly recognizable pup of Schulz’s comic strip Peanuts. Famous comic strip feline Garfield, books in hand and glasses on, is ready for school and to benefit Indiana education.
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