Disputes surrounding the overexposure of sick cats on Bronnitska ended in its closure

In St. Petersburg, a conflict broke out on Bronnitsa Street due to overexposure of animals in a residential building. Neighbors sounded the alarm because of unsanitary conditions, and animal rights activists reported attempts to survive them from the premises. This was reported by 78.ru.

Residents of the house called the police and veterinarians, saying that in the room with the exit from the arch, pets are starving. According to disgruntled neighbors, there is a lack of water and food through the windows, and some kittens have eyes festering. The police did not open the doors: the girls who came assured that the animals were fed.

Activists claim to rescue dozens of seriously ill cats from Dagestan and Ingushetia. According to them, the animals are warm and receive the necessary therapy. The disorder was explained by diarrhea in pets after moving, as well as a lack of hands: they come to care for them only in the morning and evening. They believe that neighbors have a vested interest in vacating leased space.

Due to the controversy, the overexposure had to be urgently closed. Now the animals are distributed in the apartments of volunteers, and for further work activists are looking for a new room.