Rear screens and boot lids are where these end up most often, because that is where the message reaches other drivers sitting in traffic behind you. Rescue volunteers put them on transport van doors and crate fronts; foster carers use them on the back of a car that spends a lot of time doing shelter runs; and they work equally well on a kennel door, a feed bin or a laptop lid.
The design is a single silhouette — a classic dog bone with rounded ends — and the word ADOPT is cut out of the middle of it rather than sitting on top. That is a deliberate choice for cut vinyl: knocking the letters out means the surface colour behind shows through them, so the word picks up the paint or glass tint rather than needing a second colour.
What you get
- 2 die-cut vinyl stickers per pack
- Preset sizes 10–55cm / 4–21in, custom sizing to 120cm
- 19 colours, applied with transfer tape and removable without residue
Around 15–20cm across suits a rear screen or a crate front; 30cm and up is better for a van door where it has to be read at speed. There is a matching paw print version of the same word listed separately if you would rather the animal reference came from a print than a bone, and more designs sit under pet stickers.
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Reference5-004276
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Sticker typeDie cut