The song says “a life worth fighting for”… and honestly, that’s exactly what Owa Owa has become for me. I started Owa Owa because I loved my furbabies, because I fell in love with dog nutrition, and because I wanted to create something meaningful where I was able to express my creativity. But the part that makes it truly worth fighting for? My family. Every pop-up, every late-night prep, every little win… they’re right there with me. My mom sewing ponchos by hand. My 4-year-old niece proudly “working” the booth. My older niece helping me set up. My dad making sure to help in any way he can. (Esta viejito 😭, but he’s stronger than me 🤭) I’m not “successful” yet… at least not in the way society measures it… but I’m building something I love. Something that feeds dogs healthier, species-appropriate treats… something that honors my culture… and something that lets me bring my family along for the journey. And one day, when Owa Owa is big enough to create jobs, opportunities, and st...