Josh Allen Invests Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars to Rescue Stray Dogs and Puppies — Wants to Gift Them to Fans Who Can Answer These 3 Questions About Him

 

 

Josh Allen Invests Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars to Rescue Stray Dogs and Puppies — Wants to Gift Them to Fans Who Can Answer These 3 Questions About Him

 

In an unexpected and heartwarming turn, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has become the hero of a different kind of field — one full of wagging tails and hopeful eyes. Reports reveal that Allen has quietly invested over $400,000 into building a state-of-the-art rescue center for stray dogs and abandoned puppies across upstate New York.

 

Teaming up with local shelters and veterinarians, Allen’s mission isn’t just to house and rehabilitate these animals — he wants to place them in loving homes. And he’s doing it in true Josh Allen fashion: with a challenge.

 

Starting next month, fans will have the chance to adopt one of the rescued dogs for free, provided they can answer three personal questions about the NFL star. Allen, known for his love of both football and dogs, says he wants the pups to go to fans who truly know and care about him — people who share his passion.

 

“This isn’t about me,” Allen said in a press statement. “It’s about giving these animals a second chance — and maybe giving fans a little surprise joy in return. If you know me well, you might just find your new best friend.”

 

The three questions fans must answer correctly to qualify:

 

1. What college did Josh Allen attend before being drafted into the NFL?

 

 

2. What is Josh Allen’s jersey number with the Buffalo Bills?

 

 

3. What’s the name of Josh Allen’s dog, who frequently appears in his social media posts?

 

 

 

Fans can submit their answers through a special site called Paws & Passes, set to launch soon. Winners will be matched with a dog based on lifestyle, personality, and location.

 

The initiative, dubbed Touchdown Tails, has already drawn excitement from both the NFL community and animal welfare groups. It’s a rare intersection of celebrity, compassion, and sportsmanship — and a powerful reminder that sometimes, the biggest wins happen off the field.

 

 

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