Miguel Ángel Millán, a 30-year-old blind man, and his guide dog Ruger, seek to end the discrimination they have suffered and lay the foundations to raise awareness about the use of guide dogs in Acapulco establishments.
Miguel Angel left the cane behind and now chooses to be accompanied by Ruger, a 20-month old golden retriever, to go for a walk in the streets of the port and visit shopping centers.
However, in their walks, they have suffered discrimination and ignorance of some people who do not know about guide dogs, and who believe, wrongly, that these . . .
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