Young Craftsman Transforms Old Tires Into Beds For Dogs And Cats

The 23-year-old businessman Amarildo Silva is quite imaginative. He has spent the past year and a half pursuing his lifelong dream of working for himself via crafts. Amarildo makes poufs, eco-friendly garbage cans, and even holiday decorations out of used tires. He even turns them into beds for cats and dogs.

This young man has dedicated his entire life to creating these priceless objects, which primarily offer pleasure and delight to dogs and cats.

Amarildo works tirelessly every day, cutting, washing, painting, and creating artwork. He resides in Campina Grande, Paraiba, Brazil, and it’s astonishing what he can create out of things that most people would consider to be trash.

Marildo stated:

When I went in search of animal welfare organizations in the city, I discovered that they also utilized used tires as beds for the animals to sleep on. «I spotted several pups lying inside old tires in the middle of the street. At that point, I made the decision to design a unique and enjoyable model for them.

Amarildo works daily to bring novel ideas that have an influence on the socio-environment.

This young guy initially donated the tire beds to NGOs. He shared pictures of his inventions on social media and was able to draw hundreds of people’s attention. They then began putting orders to purchase the beds for their pups and kittens.

Three years after starting a job as a cashier operator for a grocery chain, Amarildo was able to realize a lifelong desire.

This artisan has created more than 1,500 beds to date. His family lends a hand as he conducts the production within his home. Street-side used tires are collected.

Marildo stated:

“No matter where I find them—on the streets, at tire stores, on vacant lots—I take as many tires as I can. I just rely on my family for assistance, and I don’t have any outside investments.”

All of the tires that Amarildo subsequently separates to make the animal beds are kept in a room by him.

He stated:

In this designated area in my backyard, I have enough to store up to 300 tires.

Today, most beds are made by request; currently, most of Amarildo’s orders come from Campina Grande and Joo Pessoa.