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Pskovici called on dog-trekking with dogs from the shelter “Chance”

On October 25, Pskov residents will be able to go hiking with dogs from the Chance shelter

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Pskovici called on dog-trekking with dogs from the shelter “Chance”

On October 25, Pskov residents will be able to go hiking with dogs from the Chance shelter. The gathering of participants — at 11:00 at the shelter on the street of the Soviet Army, 56B, reported in the telegram channel news Pskov and the region.

The organizers promise cloudy, but dry weather without precipitation and frost - ideal conditions for a walk with four-legged friends. The last such campaign took place just a month ago and gathered many caring Pskov residents.

Walking with dogs from shelters is a great way to give animals movement and attention, and yourself – a charge of good mood. Join us!

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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