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Corgi Archie, lost during the attack on Voronezh, returned to the hostess

According to her, the dog was caught in the area of Somovo-Borovoe

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Corgi Archie, lost during the attack on Voronezh, returned to the hostess

Missing during a large-scale attack on Voronezh Corgi named Archie was found. On Tuesday, October 27, our colleagues from Vesti Voronezh reported.

According to her, the dog was caught in the area of Somovo-Borovoe. He had not been home for more than a day. When meeting the pet, the woman could not hold back her tears. Now Archie feels good: he's full and satisfied.

Archie escaped from the courtyard early Monday morning, October 26, when Voronezh was subjected to a massive attack. Frightened by a series of explosions, the dog moved over the fence of a private house on the street of the 50th anniversary of the Komsomol in Borovoy. The hostess then began searching for him.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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