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On the streets of Ryazan increased the number of stray dogs

With the end of the summer season on the streets of Ryazan increased the number of stray dogs, reports GTRK “Oka”

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On the streets of Ryazan increased the number of stray dogs

With the end of the summer season on the streets of Ryazan increased the number of stray dogs, reports GTRK “Oka”.

The reason is that during the summer season people need a watchman, and after that no one plans to take a dog to the apartment.

According to the All-Russian census of shelters, there are 3 million stray dogs in Russia, of which 170 to 250 thousand are kept directly in shelters. I mean, 92 percent abandoned.

This leads to the fact that animals wander the streets, flock and throw at people.

In the Ryazan region, there is a program of SAVV - trapping, sterilization, vaccination, release. Aggressive dogs are kept in shelters for life.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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