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Mogli's adoption gives rise to book and helps APAMG

Região de Leiria8 September 2026 at 09:30

The adoption of the dog Mogli at APAMG gave rise to a book written by an author whose son, Lourenço, established a mutual help relationship with the animal. The story was born precisely from this special bond between the child and the adopted dog.

The work tells the story of this companionship and mutual support relationship that developed between Lourenço and Mogli after the adoption. The experience of adopting a dog at the association and the benefits of this coexistence for the child served as inspiration for the narrative.

The editorial project also had a solidarity purpose, since part of the proceeds from the sale of the book go to benefit APAMG, an association dedicated to animal protection. Thus, the family's story also contributes to supporting the organization's mission.

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