Cientos de perros callejeros de Puerto Rico Llegan a EE.UU.

In Puerto Rico, many dogs face euthanasia due to overpopulation and economic challenges. Activists organized a rescue mission, flying 205 dogs to the US for adoption. The dogs underwent health checks to ensure they were fit for adoption. This mission offers these dogs a second chance at life, highlighting the efforts to manage dog populations through campaigns and evacuations.

What is the main reason for the transport of 205 dogs from Puerto Rico to the United States?

• To return them to their original owners

• To participate in a dog show

• To find adoptive families

• To train them for police work

What historical issue has contributed to the overpopulation of dogs in Puerto Rico?

• High rates of dog theft

• Low rates of sterilization

• Frequent natural disasters

• Lack of dog food supply

How has the economic crisis in Puerto Rico affected pet ownership?

• More pet-friendly housing

• Higher pet food prices

• More pets being abandoned

• Increased pet adoption rates

What measures are activists taking to manage the dog population in Puerto Rico?

• Building more dog shelters

• Organizing sterilization campaigns

• Importing dogs from other countries

• Training dogs for military purposes

What is the significance of the health checks conducted on the dogs before their flight?

• To ensure they are fit for adoption

• To prepare them for a dog show

• To train them for rescue missions

• To document their breed