Alecia Moore. Does this name mean anything to you? Probably not, because it's under his artist name Pink (often spelled P!nk) that this American singer is better known. Became world famous thanks to hits such as “ Family Portrait », « Get the Party Started », « Just Give Me a Reason » or even « Stupid Girls “, it is in another register that it stood out recently and we spoke to you about it in a previous article.
Passing through Minnetonka, Pink had met a puppy who lived in a shelter in this Minnesota town and whose story had shocked her. The young canine, called Graham Crackerwas discovered in Arkansas by a little girl named Autumn when he was still just a little puppy. He and the rest of his litter were raised by their mother in the woods.
The child fed them in secret, then the latter's mother noticed it and contacted a local association. Shortly after, the little canine family was transferred to the shelter The Bond Between has Minnetonka.
The Bond Between / Instagram
Pink offered herself as a foster mother for Graham Cracker. It was therefore a question of her only housing him for a while to allow him to learn family life and consolidate his socialization in order to prepare him for adoption.
In doing so, the native of Doylestown in Pennsylvania not only offered hospitality to the puppy; it also made him known to the general public, thus increasing his chances of finding a forever family. In fact, he had already found it…
“We’re going to keep Graham Cracker!” »
According to what is reported KATV this Wednesday, November 20, in fact, the 45-year-old singer decided to become much more than a foster mother for Graham Cracker ; she adopted him.
Pink announced it herself on her account Instagram. « It’s official…I’m a foster failure. We're going to keep Graham Cracker! (I've never been so happy to fail) », We can read on this post. A publication accompanied by a magnificent photo where we see the animal relaxed in its hammock.
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Its new owner wanted to thank The Bond Between « not only for bringing him into our lives, but also for all the hard work they do tirelessly to help rehome all of their animals. »
Pink also recalled that Thursday, November 21 will be held the “ Give to the Max Day », an annual event dedicated to Minnesota associations and encouraging the public to make donations to support them.
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