Watch: Dogs took over London streets during a march to demand a ‘Wooferendum’ on Brexit
The dogs and their humans turned up with EU flags and signboards.
Hundreds of dogs walked with their owners to the UK's Parliament in London in a "Wooferendum," demanding a second referendum on Brexit. https://t.co/G9aQIVpzJh pic.twitter.com/JVIQQIFiTn
— ABC News (@ABC) October 8, 2018
To convince UK Prime Minister Theresa May that Brexit is “barking mad,” people across London took to the streets along with their dogs to demand a new “Wooferendum” on Sunday.
All varieties of canines, from corgis to giant huskies, participated along with their humans, calling for a new people’s vote on Britain’s decision to exit from the European Union. The march took place two weeks before a larger pro-referendum rally planned for October 20.
The crowd went through the heart of the capital’s government district and ended with speeches in the Parliament Square while holding EU flags and chanting slogans.
So the doggy march is in full swing. Dogs and their humans are making their way to Parliament Square where speeches will take place.
— Fiona Rutherford (@Fi_Rutherford) October 7, 2018
Later they’ll head over to Downing St to deliver a PETition to PM Theresa May #wooferendum 🐶 pic.twitter.com/tguYIZngYQ
At the Farage pee station! 🤣👍
— Brexit Bin 🇪🇺 🇬🇧 #FBPE (@BrexitBin) October 7, 2018
🐶🐩🐕🐈🇪🇺 #Wooferendumhttps://t.co/AQYL0dY4rh
Just look at this protest couture! #wooferendum pic.twitter.com/ubfroKbH4D
— Fiona Rutherford (@Fi_Rutherford) October 7, 2018