News Link: Americas Most Heroic Canine
Sometimes, the smallest things can make the biggest impact.
A 4-pound Chihuahua named MacKenzie proved that to be the case after beating more than 400 dogs to win. The Little mammal won the title of “the country’s most heroic canine,” according to the non-profit organization American Humane.
MacKenzie was presented the award at the annual American Humane Hero Dog Awards hosted by Carson Kressley on the Hallmark Channel last week. After deliberations from a panel of celebrity animal lovers and more than 1 million votes cast by the American public, MacKenzie has crowned the winner.
What makes this little pup so heroic?
MacKenzie was born in Hilton, New York. She had a cleft palate and spent the first year of her life being fed through a tube. Moreover, was battling several bouts of pneumonia too.
After overcoming her health challenges, MacKenzie now works with The Mia Foundation. Its a non-profit in Rochester, New York. The Foundation rescues and nurtures animals born with birth defects who cannot physically be with their mothers.
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MacKenzie was presented the award at the annual American Humane Hero Dog Awards hosted by Carson Kressley on the Hallmark Channel last week. After deliberations from a panel of celebrity animal lovers and more than 1 million votes cast by the American public, MacKenzie has crowned the winner. What makes this little pup so heroic? MacKenzie was born in Hilton, New York. She had a cleft palate and spent the first year of her life being fed through a tube. Moreover, was battling several bouts of pneumonia. After overcoming her health challenges, MacKenzie now works with The Mia Foundation. Its a non-profit in Rochester, New York. The Foundation rescues and nurtures animals born with birth defects who cannot physically be with their mothers
News Link: Americas Most Heroic Canine
