He's been dabbling up animal shelter dogs, but now he's giving the possum opportunity to felines.

A film like that.

They were mine boats.

I give him that push or the happiness witness that they need help.

Don't find, if ever loving home.

13 year old Darius Brown from Newark, New Jersey, started an organization called Bows and Pause after seeing so many animals displaced from hurricanes Harvey and Irma after recently learning 70% more cats than dogs on the East Coast.

Need a home?

He's been expanding.

Make sure cats get the colorful appeal to when you see a cat in a cage without a collar without anything soft, it distances you from the animal and by kind of humanizing them by dressing them up, make it more possible for them to find their adoptive home.

Even started a go fund me page to raise money so he can visit at least one shelter in each of the 50 states.

Personally deliver, dress and display the adoptable pets on social media today, playing spin the wit.

As you know.

Last year the state was a camera.

For now, he's been sending the bow ties via snail mail to shelters across the country.

Craft is a skill his sister taught him, and she's helped him build the operation.

He spends the will and then he selects Ah state in Animal Show to that is going at first was just locally.

But then we realized it's more than just home.

So far, he's personally made it to six states to help get pets adopted on Lee, 44.

More to go to help uplift his furry friends, whether they're dogs or cats for inside edition dot com I'm Lisa Voight.