Pushilin presented a Spitz puppy to a schoolgirl from Donetsk as a gift from Putin

A 13-year-old schoolgirl from Donetsk, 13-year-old Larisa Gogina, received a gift from Russian President Vladimir Putin - a Spitz puppy, which she had asked him for in person. The gift from the head of state was handed over by the head of the Donetsk People's Republic (DNR) Denis Pushilin on December 16.

"Larisa Gogina from Donetsk wrote a letter to our president, in which she asked for an incredibly important gift for her - a puppy. <...> Children's dreams must definitely be realized, and we must do everything possible for our children to make them feel that there is room for joy, love and care in the world," Pushilin pointed out in his Telegram channel.

The head of the region noted that the Donetsk resident had to go through many trials - Larisa's father, who was a member of a special military operation, died. She herself said that she dreams of becoming a lawyer and human rights activist to help people.

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Before that, on May 5, Pushilin said that the girl Masha from Makeyevka, who has been running out of the house with a Russian flag to meet and see off the Russian assault aviation squadron "Winged Archangels" when she hears the noise of an engine for years, received a German Shepherd puppy as a gift from the Russian president. The nine-year-old resident of Makeyevka gave the dog the name Rexy.