Teenager uses Facebook to save Romania's stray dogs


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  • Thursday, 17 Apr 2014

NOBLE CAMPAIGN: A Romanian teenager is using Facebook to spare the thousands of stray dogs in Romania's capital from being put down by appealling to dog lovers all over Europe — and to make sure the dogs go to the right homes. — Reuters

BUCHAREST: When French film actress Brigitte Bardot began a campaign to spare the thousands of stray dogs in Romania's capital from being put down, she did it with a US$150,000 (RM485,550) donation scheme. 

A similar campaign is being waged by Ana-Maria Ciulcu, a 13-year-old schoolgirl with braces on her teeth who uses Facebook to appeal to dog lovers all over Europe — and to make sure the dogs go to the right homes. 

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