Michel Pereira of Brazil is seen on s during the UFC 291 press conference at Salt Palace Convention Center on July 27, 2023 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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UFC’s Michel Pereira Rescues Several Dogs From Brazil Floods

In his recent animal rescue efforts, UFC star Michel Pereira won hearts by saving several dogs from severely flooded homes. The mixed martial artist has been busy saving lives from the recent flooding in Brazil. Moreover, he has been sharing rescue efforts on Instagram to help raise awareness about the devastating floods ravaging the country.

Michel Pereira rescues several dogs from flooded homes in Brazil

Whether it be people or animals, the recent flooding has left many affected in Brazil. Michel Pereira has been doing his part by participating in the rescue efforts in Rio Grande do Sul. He has also started a crowdfunding campaign to help the individuals affected by the severe flooding, per MMA Fighting.

Prior to his rescue efforts, Pereira had just won a spot in the UFC middleweight rankings. However, soon after, he turned all his attention to the Brazil floods, especially the devastation in Rio Grande do Sul. The death toll has reached 155, as reported by The Guardian.

In addition to rescuing dogs, Michel Pereira has been volunteering on the frontlines to help with evacuations and recovery efforts. He has been sharing videos on his Instagram account almost daily to help raise funds for the victims of the Brazil floods. Nearly half a million people have been displaced by the natural disaster.

Several people have been coming forward to help the animals affected by the floods. When disaster strikes, animals tend to be the first ones to be forgotten and the worst affected by the same. Thus, many kind samaritans have been going above and beyond to help strays and abandoned pets in need.

Many volunteers have come together to build a makeshift shelter in Canoas, Brazil. They have been taking in dogs affected by the severe flooding, with about 20 to 30 being brought in every hour. The makeshift shelter cares for them until they can reunite with their owners, sending any canine in need of medical assistance to a local vet.

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