Yes, you read that correctly.
I came late to my desk yesterday afternoon so you will forgive me for launching straight into a piece I read on the BBC.
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Bow ties give dogs in shelters a ‘second chance’
When 13-year-old Sir Darius Brown (yes, his real name) heard about displaced dogs being euthanised after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma in 2017, he had an idea.
His sister had taught him how to make bow ties and he decided to donate some to local animal shelters. It helped the dogs to get adopted faster.
Now his handmade bow ties have helped around 200 dogs across the US, leading him to receive a letter of recognition from former President Barack Obama.
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There’s no shortage of brilliant young people!
Learning from Dogs 
Such an inspiring story!
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Yes it is, Susan. A delightful story.
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That is just ‘pawsome!’ Love his ‘beaux ties’ for paws.
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Thank you! 🙂
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Again another example of good in the world from young people. Thanks for sharing this.
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Yes, isn’t it a wonderful example. It was a pleasure to republish it.
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Beautiful post showing how if every one gave a little thought and put in a little effort how it can make a difference..
What an inspiration this young man is.. 🙂
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As they say, Sue, it is the little things we can all do that make a difference! I think the young, the so-called millennials, are showing us older folks how to behave!
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I think they are too Paul.. We need their caring generous hearts for our foreseeable future to evolve for the better.. 😉
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And there’s a good chance of that happening. They see the future clearly, Sue.
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