Culiacán.- After the unfortunate situation that Romeo suffered after being attacked with an arrow today will already have a home, because the Camacho Torres family formalized the adoption in Culiacán, Sinaloa.The parents had previously adopted two pets through the Laika Foundation and today decided to give Romeo a home, the same reason they were chosen because there were more families than giving Romeo a new home.
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The children, Claudio and Josue were very proud and happy that their parents have given them the opportunity to take care of and give Romeo a new space. After seeing Romeo’s story they tracked the situation he was in and then contacted the foundation to begin the adoption. One of the requirements they are asked to adopt is that they have space in their home, that they have a history that they have taken care of a pet before, and are visiting at least one month the new house of adopted pets. Rebekah Uriarte Ordóñez, director of the foundation, said Romeo is in good health only that every week they will have to take him for review because he had surgery in addition to having parasites because he was full of ticks.” Every week we’re going to have to go to the office until the doctor determines it’s going to be house fifteen and even discharge it.”
