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The FSIS "Fight BAC!" campaign teaches kids about sanitary food preparation and safe cooking. BAC the bacterium shows how he can hang around poorly washed hands or undercooked meat.

Goldie the Golden Retriever. She is intelligent, friendly, eager to please, and she is gorgeous; which personifies public service.

As a patriot, it's hard not to vote for Good 'ol Unc Sam, but Rosie's cry to action, "We Can Do It," exemplifies the spirit of collaboration and results-orientation. In addition, there's the whole diversity message which only rings true more and more. What more fitting mascot than Rosie to also represent our 2.0 times! Rosie's got it all!

In April 2007, the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity unveiled its first-ever fair housing mascot. Just as McGruff the Crime Dog represents the fight against crime, Franklin, the Fair Housing Fox, will symbolize the nation's efforts to end housing discrimination.

Born in 1975 Energy Ant came on the scene during the OPEC oil export embargo caused by tensions in the Middle East. Created by the Federal Energy Administration, Energy Ant's message was a simple one: "consume energy wisely in an attempt to conserve it."

Launched in 1980 by the National Crime Prevention Council McGruff has been teaching kids to "take a bite out of crime" for the last 30 years. McGruff is a tool used by police to help kids sniff out ways to avoid and put a stop to crime.

Kids today might not recognize the United State's Postal Service's mascot Mr. ZIP but back in the day Mr. ZIP, Zippy for short, played a big role in keeping the post office sane by getting people to actually use the ZIP code system.

Woodsy is the second mascot we are featuring from the United States Forest Service. Woodsy rolled onto the scene in 1970 with his Earth Day campaign focused on getting kids to "Give a Hoot, Don't Pollute".

Born down south in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Sammy and Ruby have been leading the charge in conservation. Started in 1968, Sammy has grown in popularity especially in the southeast, where there is actually a waiting list for high school students that want to play the role.

Lady Liberty is about as American as you can get minus the fact that she speaks with a French accent according to comic book aficionados. Fighting as a member of the Force of July, Lady Liberty will do just about anything to preserve liberty and justice for all, including sacrificing her own life.

If you've ever gotten food poisoning then do I have a government mascot for you. Seriously though that's exactly what Thermy the mascot for the Food Safety and Inspection Service tries to prevent, among other things.

Does this one really need a description? Well if you didn't know Uncle Sam is the personification of America itself.

As crazy as it sounds before Smokey the Bear the United State Forest Service used caricatures of Hitler setting forest fires to educate people about how dangerous they were. Raise your hand if you're happy the Forest Service decided to switch to Smokey.