“Hey, I just wanted to let you know that I work at a shelter here, and we’ve had 10 times the adoptions this week since you posted [your photos] than we’ve had in the longest time,” Kenworthy was told.
“We are really eager to find more people in Russia who would like to have our dogs. But until people (here) want our dogs, we will do our best to ship the dogs anywhere in the world.”
“I’ve been a dog lover my whole life and to find the cutest family of strays ever here at the Olympics was just a fairy tale way to have it go down,” Gus Kenworthy said.
“Let’s call things by their real name. These dogs are biological trash,” said Alexei Sorokin, the owner of Basya (Basia) Services, who is in charge of rounding up dogs and disposing of them.