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Tiene siete años y salvó a 1200 perros que iban a ser sacrificados

Cuando tenía cuatro años, Roman McConn fue a un hogar de mascotas en Texas para adoptar una perrita. El niño salió feliz con su nueva amiga, pero no pudo olvidar a todos los perros que quedaron solos y podrían ser sacrificados.

Tres años después, Roman creó con su madre la iniciativa "Freedom Ride", un proyecto que busca recaudar fondos para perros que se encuentran en refugios de animales. "Freedom Ride" también incentiva la adopción: en los últimos dos años, ya encontró hogar para unos 1200 perros.

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Meet RayRay an 11 month old mix (maybe Heeler / Pit?). This poor puppy has grown up in the Augusta Shelter, he has been searching for his very own family since he was about 6 months old. It is heartbreaking. He is a very happy boy and did wonderfully with Roman. Unfortunately he needs work when it comes to other canine friends. Since the shelter doesn’t have play groups implemented yet he has been isolated most his young life so hasn’t learned manners. He reacts to a reactive dog - monkey see monkey do is all he’s known. We saw him with a calm dog on the other side of the fence and he was very different than when the other dog was super reactive which leads me to believe with a little work in proper hands this could easily be worked through. Please help us get some much needed eyes on this young boy! Help RayRay find a family of his own!!! Contact Augusta Animal Services ?(706) 790-6836? Friends of Augusta Animal Services

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En las cuentas de redes sociales del proyecto, Roman presenta a cada perrito que busca ser adoptado. Explica las razas, la edad y por qué deben adoptarlos. Después, se encarga personalmente de llevar el perrito hacia la casa de su nueva familia.

La cuenta de Instagram de "Freedom Ride" tiene más de 11 mil seguidores. El proyecto tiene una cuenta de PayPal para quien quiera realizar donaciones.

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She’s BACK [R][R][R] To opted to visit The Skagit Valley Humane Society today and by freak chance we learned Rosalinda was back!!! Poor girl!! She’s now a year and a half and again looking for her true forever family. Previous family says she’s timid around men and did take a little bit to warm up to Ro again but once she did it was on like Donkey Kong. Previous home said she was nippy but what we experienced today was she’s mouthy. She nibbles on your hand but definitely nothing that breaks skins at all. With us now owning two Heeler mixes it reminds us of a Chihuahua version of their mouthiness. Please help us find this girl her true forever home... she’s such a cute girl and definitely has her biggest advocate in Ro! Contact the Humane Society of Skagit Valley for adoption info and process. #ForeverHomeForRosalinda #AdoptDontShop #ProjectFreedomRide #RomansRescues #SkagitValleyHumaneSociety

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