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The boxer on the euthanasia list gave her a “best last day” before it was worse, but then something incredibly happened in Nothing time.

Evelyn Garces, 18, volunteers in the Lancaster Care Center in California, where it often spends time with animals that should be deferred. Among them was ginger, boxer who handed her owners in April.

Unfortunately, shelter has only a capacity for about 170 animals, and narrates Newsweek To have “over 220 animals” at their care. So when ginger and her brotherhood is brought, they were put on the list of euthanasia because there was simply not enough space.

“Multiple dogs are repulsive together to try to give them enough time to get away from them,” Garces said. “Sometimes 40 dogs are in a day that are brought as astrayed and owner. Unfortunately, unfortunately, the average dog stay is only 30 days.”

The boxer was supposed to be euthanized in 20. May, so the Garce made her mission to give sweet damage “Best Day” before it happened.

She continued, “We are trying to do it for every dog ​​scheduled for euthanasia. It is the first and last time they were coming out of their breeder, because they are given treats (including cheeseburgers), time for them to finally relax and receive so much love.”

Overcrowding is a systemic issue, which leads to approximately 607,000 animals euthanized in shelters 2024. year, the American Society for Prevention of Cruelty for Animals.

Despite volunteering for almost a year, the users are still persecuted by the idea of ​​dogs being euthanized through their curve. The boxers were especially alway kept a special place in his heart, so she couldn’t stand the thought of a ginger losing his life.

“It reminded me so much of his boxer, Bravo. That did so much better, and I knew I had to try to pull her out,” I said I pulled out, “they said they got out” “

She published video last videos on the tictor (@ Evelyn.Garces_) 19. May, explaining that ginger should have been home before it was too late. Clip He showed Ginger to enjoy the final day and receive a lot of noise, with the inscription adding that she needed an outbound plan immediately if she was survived.

Since the happiness would have, he saw a virus with over 206,500 examinations and 19,000 likes in the flower, because her story touched Internet users and wanted to help. The next morning Ginger gave a one-day extension to see if someone would adopt her.

Finally, her rich faces, as the Tiktok user moved to the afternoon to offer ginger and home forever.

Garces said, “She mentioned she couldn’t drive to the shelter, volunteering to be in the La City shelter, which was part of Ginger’s journey. The shelter was ordered to be in the shelter next morning.

“Because there was an appropriate output plan, Ginger was spared from her euthanasia. He reached there and drove it in forever. Now Ginger is forever safe from that on another euthanasia list.”

Ginger has technically passed on to an appointment euthaniasse date by the time she was spared. It is said that he loves her new home and is already coming out of his shell.

Garces kicked out the network support that helped Ginger finds his family. Indeed, she often publishes on dogs in need, but she said Newsweek that “she never saw such a will to help with the public” so far.

She has published Video Teltok In the coming days, showing how the ginger was “completely out of time”, but the internet managed to reach it.

The teenager was previously inspired to arrest animals at the euthanasian list in their soul, honor. Garces said “overlooked in the shelter” and had to be disposed of to make space. Since then she has done everything she could to help other rescue dogs to get a second chance he never got.

“I just want to honor her legacy and influence that he had in my life. Honor still inspires me to help them like her,” I told me.

“I understand why euthanasia needs to do and I will never judge people who have to do so. But knowing that the dog did nothing wrong with the consequences of social issues is simply unbearable,” she continued.

Ginger’s Last Call Video gained more than 2,900 comments on the flower, as users of the Internet gathered to find her home.

One comment reads: “I’m so sorry ginger. She looks like a perfect girl.”

The other Tiktoki user wrote: “Breaking my heart to give so much and take their life.”

While another person added: “I pray to save and find her home forever.”

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