Pet Owners ⁢Independence Day is a holiday observed annually on April ⁤18th. This tongue-in-cheek holiday encourages pet owners to take the day⁣ off and lay around the house. According to the logic‌ of this⁢ day, pets are‌ the ones who don’t have jobs ​and sort of just drift through their lives by doing ​nothing all day.

Now, pet‍ owners can turn the tables on their pets and⁢ show them that they’re not going to work their fingers to the bone. Instead, these pet ⁢owners are going to encourage their pets to get a job — at least a job that lasts ⁤for 24 hours. When this holiday​ ends, pet owners can go back to working ⁢hard to ensure their pets have ‍their needs met.

The‍ History of Pet Owners’ Independence Day

This holiday was​ created a few years ago by the owners⁢ of Wellcat.com, Thomas and‍ Ruth Roy. Their⁣ website is used to sell botanicals, herbs and‌ spices, tea, spice blends, and⁢ herbal tea blends. This site ‍also sells potpourri, essential oils, and other products. Of course, that’s‍ only half ​of what this‌ website does.

Thanks to its owners, it is also ⁢a site that has released​ some pretty wild holidays over the years. What ⁤kind of holidays have they created over the years? Besides Pet Owners Independence Day,‌ other holidays can be found on this site, such as A Room of One’s⁤ Own Day, Lip ‍Appreciation Day, and Don’t Step on a Bee Day.

Observing Pet Owners’ Independence Day

As the name of this holiday ​clearly states, ⁢this is a day when pet owners are encouraged to take the day‌ off. Now, we’re⁣ not recommending​ that they neglect the basic needs of their pets. After all, they still need to be fed and watered. All that ‌this day suggests is that a pet owner should take the⁢ day off and⁣ spend the ⁤day lazing around the⁢ house.

That’s it. Oh, there might be one more thing‌ that a ‌person can do to celebrate this day. They can spread the word about it using ‍the hashtag​ #PetOwnersIndependenceDay online. Let⁢ all pet owners ‍know that this is their liberation ⁤day and they can take a break⁢ from pet owner responsibilities, at least for a little while.