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Residents of Davydovsky district of Kostroma found a frightened raccoon dog

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In Kostroma will update the facades of three historic houses due to the tourist tax

Residents of the Davydovsky district of Kostroma found a frightened raccoon dog. The animal hid in a dark place and trembled with fear.

Information about the find appeared in the city public. The author of the publication suggested that the animal could get lost and asked the owner to respond.

In the comments, users put forward the version that the animal could come from the forest. However, some residents believe that, judging by the behavior, it is more of a pet. Once in unfamiliar territory, he could try to stay near walls and shelters.

If a raccoon dog does run away from home, its owner may be nearby and already looking for the animal.

Also in the comments there was information that on September 19, the animal was allegedly taken by rescuers. There is no official confirmation of this information yet.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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