Teen sews bow ties for shelter dogs, cats to help them get adopted
By Gabriela Baron
A 13-year-old boy from New Jersey, USA sews tiny bow ties for shelter dogs and cats to help them get adopted.
Sir Darius Brown came up with the idea in 2017.
(Sir Darius Brown / MANILA BULLETIN)
Brown shared that he wanted to help draw attention to dogs that were displaced by Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma.
"I didn't have a lot of money to help so I used my creative skills," he wrote on Instagram.
Brown added that he made it his mission to help as many dogs and cats as he possibly can. He eventually established Beaux and Paws, a pet couture company.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B7Uje_OFmQS/
"I feel like if they're wearing my bow tie, it gives them that push or the dapperness, cuteness they need to find their forever, loving home," Brown said.
In 2018, the teenager was featured as one of GoFundMe's kid heroes.
(Sir Darius Brown / MANILA BULLETIN)
Brown shared that he wanted to help draw attention to dogs that were displaced by Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma.
"I didn't have a lot of money to help so I used my creative skills," he wrote on Instagram.
Brown added that he made it his mission to help as many dogs and cats as he possibly can. He eventually established Beaux and Paws, a pet couture company.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B7Uje_OFmQS/
"I feel like if they're wearing my bow tie, it gives them that push or the dapperness, cuteness they need to find their forever, loving home," Brown said.
In 2018, the teenager was featured as one of GoFundMe's kid heroes.