Porfirio Diaz was born on the 15th of September 1830 at Soledad Inn, Oaxaca. His father Faustino Diaz died when he was three years old. Ever since his first years of life, Porfirio Diaz got accustomed to living at the inn with the traveling soldiers and all classes of merchants, peddlers. Almost four years after his fatherâs death, the family had to sell the inn.
The 2010 and 2011 Iditarods were notable because no dogs died during these races. The Sled Dog Action Coalition reports that at least 142 dogs have died in the Iditarod in recent years. Deaths are the norm, and not just in the Iditarod. In just one week this year, four dogs died in three races, the Anchorage Daily news reported. Two of them died of pulmonary edema. Running a marathon can cause the same condition in people, suggesting that it may well have been the race that killed the dogs.
In the modern age of the internet-of-things, a GPS collar is a must have for pet owners and is the only way to stop the cycle of lost dogs in America. 80 Million Lost Dogs There are an estimated 80 million dogs in the US and 4 million are lost each year. Official statistics say that every year more than 8 million pets end up in shelters across the country. Tragically the true number of lost pets is even higher than that.