When Sir Darius Brown was two years old, it was determined that he had deficiencies in his speech, understanding, and fine motor abilities. Notwithstanding what his physicians had informed him, he is highly renowned for his ingenuity and physical talents ten years later.
Brown now crafts the hippest bowties for animals in shelters, preventing their extermination. Since he was eight years old, Brown has been creating bowties, which he also wears every day.
Many animals were sent to shelters after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma in 2017 caused devastation by separating them from their owners. Pet shelters, particularly kill shelters, had to euthanize some animals after homing them for a certain length of time because to the inflow of orphaned animals; some shelters required holding periods as little as three days to prevent congestion.
“All the animals that we have here are going to end up being killed to make room,” Robyn Urman from Pet ResQ stated in a 2017 interview with Country Living. The amount of animals brought in, in Urman’s words, was “scary insane,” which worried the workers at the shelter.
