Silva and Gheck

Silva has gone to live with her family. But not alone, but with her new friend, Gheck!

Silva has gone to live with her family. But not alone, but with her new friend, Gheck!

It’s funny to watch them explore the property behind the house.

They barely even step foot inside, and they already feel like they own the place.

They’re such so important, it’s as if they’ve lived here their whole lives!)

How they change when they join a family…)

May your life be happy! May it be filled with abundance, a full bowl of food, love, and care!

We took two friends to visit. Their names are Chook and Gheck.

Their owner is at the front. And they were left alone. They were locked in the apartment. A disaster…

No problem! We’ll get them in order, we’ll love them)

They were brought from the clinic today. They have already been castrated, treated and vaccinated. One of them had a tumor on his paw operated on. The old man is doing worse than the young one.Volunteers asked, but why didn’t we say? And we didn’t know!) We don’t need fame, we don’t film angry streams, we don’t broadcast curses and obscenities. We just save those we can save.God bless you, guys! Live and enjoy! May the war end and your owner be reunited with you!

(See initial report of his fate in the news section)

Adopt a shelter pet! All dogs love their people. This applies not only to shelter dogs. But a shelter dog who has suffered enough can project a special feeling of gratitude and joy, and you get a grateful, happy dog who really needed you! These animals can truly appreciate a wonderful life with attention, food, love and training.

Why from a shelter? The main argument in favor of such an act is humanity. To adopt an animal that has no home into your own family is an act of more than mercy. By giving a home to a homeless animal from a shelter, you, one way or another, save it from inevitable death.

There are very few people who decide to take such a responsible step, and meanwhile, the number of homeless animals is growing…

Meet Silva!

A one-year-old girl with short legs. Vaccinated, sterile, treated for parasites.

They played with Silva enough and took her to the dachas, hoping that she would cope and get food and water for herself.

Look into her eyes – she understands everything.

(See initial report of her fate in the news section)