Cleveland Indians’ Jordan Luplow donates over 100 toys to Cleveland Animal Protective League dogs

By Rachel Vadaj | September 23, 2019 at 11:09 PM EDT - Updated September 23 at 11:23 PM

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - When Cleveland Indians’ outfielder Jordan Luplow isn’t at a ballpark with his teammates, you can often find him playing his four-legged friends at Cleveland Animal Protective League.

Throughout the season, Luplow has frequented the Cleveland APL to help dogs get adopted, collect donations, and give the pups some quality play time.

It was a puppy party at the APL! Thank you for letting us come out and meet the pups. I have joined Cameo in order to raise money for the Cleveland Animal Protection League. 100% of the money made will be donated to the APL. Tap link in my bio to check out my cameo profile! pic.twitter.com/GcNkGk3jqQ
— Jordan Luplow (@J_Luppp) August 1, 2019

Earlier today, our guys volunteered at the Cleveland APL, and *somebody* was excited about it ... pic.twitter.com/AIQTtwyGX9
— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) May 8, 2019

This weekend, Luplow used his platform to take that generosity a step further by donating 100 dog toys to the furry friends waiting for their “fur-ever” home at the shelter.

We’d like to thank our friend Jordan Luplow for stopping by today with SO MANY wonderful toys for our dogs!! The dogs...
Posted by Cleveland Animal Protective League on Friday, September 20, 2019

One lucky pup named Sparkles even got to give the toys a good test.

By the look of this video shared by the Cleveland Indians, it’s safe to say Sparkles approved.

Jordan Luplow bought and donated over 100 dog toys to the Cleveland APL.

Here's @J_Luppp playing with Sparkles who is quite the happy camper ... pic.twitter.com/Or5UCHbj4A
— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) September 21, 2019

Way to be a good teammate for the Major League and Animal Protective League, Lup!

If you want to make a donation to the Cleveland APL or see their adoptable dogs, just click here.