Baby Dogers, let's go back to December 2021 for a second ✈️ That's when @ASPCA announced something that had never happened before: A CRYPTO BRAND STEPPING UP TO FUND THEIR RESCUE FLIGHTS. @BabyDoge became their first brand partner for animal transport, committing to sponsor flights all through 2022 as part of their Animal Relocation Program: flying shelter dogs and cats from overcrowded areas to places where they actually had a shot at adoption. A few months later, one of those sponsored flights carried the program's 200,000th relocated animal: a one-year-old dog named Noah. Found as a stray, taken in by a local shelter, and finally flown from Alabama to Massachusetts, where the odds of adoption were actually in his favor. He wasn't just a number on a milestone board. He was one dog who needed a flight to get a real second chance. 👉 That's the mission in its simplest form: find where the need is and go there. Long before any of the recent milestones, that's what we were already doing and it's still exactly what we're doing today 🐾

💔 Some stories start in the worst way possible, and still end in love. @BabyDoge and @PAWSPhilippines sat down with another guest at STRAY-vivor Family Day. This one was harder to hear. Someone tried to get rid of his dog. More than once. He's the one who decided she was worth keeping instead. Sometimes the only difference between a dog getting help and a dog disappearing for good IS ONE PERSON WHO REFUSES TO LOOK AWAY. Don't stay on the sidelines. Do a little more than you think you can. Ask whose dog that is. Ask what happened to her. ONE QUESTION, ASKED AT THE RIGHT TIME, CAN SAVE A LIFE. 🐾 Stay with Baby Doge. Stay with the mission.