Bucs Headlines & News from the Week 8/19-8/26 2022

On Tuesday following practice, Bucs’ safety Logan Ryan promoted the adoption of Cora, a five-year-old terrier mix. Cora arrived at the Humane Society of Tampa Bay in June and has been up for adoption since. Ryan used his platform at the podium to encourage families to adopt her and other dogs in coordination with his Ryan Animal Rescue Foundation (RARF). Once adopted, Cora’s new owners will receive a $60 gift card to the Humane Society’s retail store, in addition to four weeks of free virtual training with GoodPup if Cora is granted a forever home before August 26. Ryan’s mission is to provide resources, including scholarships for free virtual training during the last month of training camp, for families who could afford a dog but not the training.

Ryan Animal Rescue Foundation was founded in 2017 in Nashville, but has since expanded to provide adoption promotion, financial and educational resources nationwide. Since its inception, the foundation and the Ryan’s have promoted thousands of animals for adoption and contributed over $250,000 to the animal rescue community through grants and private donations.

For more information about the Humane Society of Tampa Bay and its mission to provide shelter for homeless and at-risk animals, adoptions, hospital, and TNVR services for the public; which operates independently from the Humane Society of the United States., please visit: https://humanesocietytampa.org/

Ryan left with a call to action, “someone go adopt Cora. Great dog.”