The American teen was praised by Barack Obama for a great and humane idea

New Jersey's Darius Brown is only 12 years old and has a great desire to work hard to make it happen. Namely, he makes small butterflies for dogs and cats, and his main goal is to "fix" them so that people can adopt them as soon as possible.
The boy has been involved in this hobby for several years. When he was two years old, he had problems with stuttering and development, which is why his family constantly encouraged him to be creative. From his efforts, the idea of ​​helping abandoned animals to find home and love was born.

"Butterflies help animals to be more attractive and beautiful. They help them find their permanent home. I love dogs and cats a lot," he told the Today Show.

"Butterflies help animals to be more attractive and beautiful. They help them find their permanent home. I love dogs and cats a lot," he told the Today Show.

Proof of how good his work is and how far he has heard about it is the letter he received from past President Barack Obama, who praised him in the text and wished him luck in his work.