Tango, a dog who spent over a year at the San Juan Municipality's Animal Protection and Adoption Center, has found a new home. Tango's adoption, along with 12 other dogs, was facilitated during an event at Plaza Las Américas. San Juan Mayor Miguel A.
Romero Lugo celebrated the adoptions, stating they represent new opportunities for animals in need of a home. Romero Lugo expressed that Tango's story is particularly emotional, as the dog waited for a long time before finding a new family. The mayor encouraged families to visit the Center to meet the remaining dogs and cats waiting for adoption.
The Center's director, Thomás González, said each adoption is the result of constant work and that seeing Tango leave with his new family is a great satisfaction. The event allowed families to interact with the available dogs and receive guidance on the adoption process. Romero Lugo emphasized the importance of bringing services to the community and creating opportunities for people to meet animals in need of a home.