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Girl, 8, Honored Posthumously by ASPCA for Compassion
3 Sep
Summary
- Eight-year-old Eloise Peck died in Texas floods, honored posthumously.
- Her family established 'Living for Lulu' foundation to help animals and children.
- Eloise will receive the ASPCA Kid of the Year award in NYC.
Eight-year-old Eloise "Lulu" Peck, who perished during catastrophic floods in Texas Hill Country, is being posthumously recognized with an ASPCA award. The tragedy occurred in the early morning hours of Independence Day when floodwaters caused the Guadalupe River to rise to historic levels, resulting in devastation and numerous deaths.
Her family launched the "Living for Lulu" foundation to honor Eloise's legacy and compassion for animals and children. This foundation serves as a testament to her loving nature and aims to help those in need. Despite their grief, the Peck family finds purpose in continuing her spirit of generosity.
On October 8, Eloise will be posthumously awarded the ASPCA Kid of the Year at The Plaza in New York City. This recognition celebrates her profound love for animals, a trait cherished by her family, who will accept the award on her behalf.
