Nazgûl, the beloved Olympic wolfdog, recently demonstrated extraordinary talent by participating in the Olympic women's sprint cross-country preliminaries and securing the 21st place. As much as his achievement speaks of his speed and agility, it also highlights his spirit and determination. With such an impressive finish, Nazgûl deserves recognition for his exemplary pet-worthy performance, and what better way to honour him than by awarding him an honorary Olympic medal?

Many dogs worldwide engage in various sports and recreational activities with their owners, but Nazgûl has set a precedent by competing on an international level against human athletes. His involvement in such a high-profile event underscores the potential of animals to excel beyond expected limits, and he has captured the hearts of spectators with his determination and speed.

While Olympic rules may currently limit such recognition due to their focus on human competitors, it's time we rethink and adapt. Athletic achievements in sports have always been a driving force for change and inclusion. By awarding an honorary medal to Nazgûl, we acknowledge the need to celebrate extraordinary performances, regardless of whether they are human or otherwise. It also sends a message of inclusion and appreciation for the unique bond we share with our animal companions.

Statistics have shown that animal participation in sports and recreational activities can contribute to both animal welfare and the enrichment of human-animal bonds. Recognizing Nazgûl's effort would further promote this invaluable relationship and encourage others to celebrate their pets' achievements.

This call for recognition, while atypical, can be a step towards reimagining the boundaries of athletic accomplishment and fostering an environment where exceptional performance, in all its forms, is cherished and celebrated. Your support in this cause can turn Nazgûl's extraordinary journey into a meaningful legacy.

Let's make history together—sign this petition to encourage the International Olympic Committee to honor Nazgûl with an honorary Olympic medal for his remarkable achievement.