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Dog owners in the Ulyanovsk district were asked not to leave pets unattended on October 28

In the Ulyanovsk region on October 28, the capture of stray animals is planned

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Dog owners in the Ulyanovsk district were asked not to leave pets unattended on October 28

In the Ulyanovsk region on October 28, it is planned to catch stray animals. Specialists will work on the territory of three settlements. Local residents were warned to keep an eye on pets.

Events will be held in Bolshelyushchensky and Timiryazevsky rural settlements, as well as in the Isheevsky urban settlement.

Animal capture is organized according to previously formed applications. Specific addresses and time of work in the published message are not specified.

In connection with the upcoming events, dog owners are urged not to let pets go for independent walking and not to leave them unattended.

Residents are advised to carefully monitor animals during walks to avoid their accidental hitting the catching area.

Activities are aimed at working with street animals in the territory of settlements of the Ulyanovsk district.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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