Our mission at XOOX Foundation is to help build a strong connection
between people and their companion animals.

While pets' lives are often shorter than those of people, many of them experience more hardships and challenges during their brief lives. Our goal is to serve as the advocate for companion animals by mobilizing resources and fighting for policy changes in countries where companion animal law is facing severe problems. Nothing is powerless when we come together, and nothing is invisible when we demand to be seen. Please stand with us by lending your support to fight for a change.

Petiquette is a combination of "Pet" and "Etiquette," advocating for proper behavior and manners related to pets. Dogphobia arises from pet owners' minor negligence. The solution also lies in practicing basic etiquette as pet owners. Some places have enacted "dog bite laws," and in some cases, dangerous dogs are euthanized after causing accidents. Globally, the punishment regulations are often lax, and cases where owners who violate regulations are properly penalized lead to many incidents. While defining "dangerous dogs" before punishment is also an issue, the urgent measure is accident prevention, not just punishment. Let's Participate in Creating a Petiquette-Compliant and Proper Pet Culture Do you smoke or use marijuana in front of your pet? Pets have a maximum lifespan of about 20 years. The sensitive noses of pets can be harmed by addiction and health issues. Take responsibility until the end: Pets are not disposable items. Please immediately clean up your pet's waste on the streets or in parks during walks. Be considerate of your neighbors: Consider the sounds, odors, and shedding that may bother your neighbors. Be mindful that some neighbors might dislike or fear pets. Use a leash and identification tag: Use a leash of appropriate length that does not cause discomfort to others. Also, have an identification tag with the pet owner's name and contact information in case of unforeseen incidents. Register your pet with iris or paw prints: Registering your pet with iris or paw prints makes it easier to find them in case they go missing and allows for pet owner verification. By following these guidelines and participating in the Petiquette Campaign, we can create a culture where pets and people coexist harmoniously and safely.