Mospitomets has published a selection of animal profiles from shelters for Dog Day

On International Dog Day, which is celebrated on July 2, the Mospitomets service published a selection of dog questionnaires from city shelters. This was reported on July 2 on the official Internet portal of Moscow. mos.ru .

"International Dog Day is celebrated on July 2. This holiday is a reminder of the devotion and warmth that animals give to humans, and it becomes an excellent reason not only to please your four—legged friend, but also to give a home to those who have not yet found it," the text of the publication says.

For example, three-month-old Freesia from the TiNAO orphanage is already making progress in her studies and loves to sit on her hands, two-month-old Golda from the same orphanage dreams of home warmth. Five-month-old Suzy from Zelenograd loves active games and research.

Zara, who looks like a sly fox, is becoming more confident every day, while five-year-old Gray from the shelter of the Southern District is energetic and perfectly executes commands. A petite young man, one of the smallest residents of the capital's shelters, has a leadership character and outruns puppies in games.

The website emphasized that in order to get to know the animal you like, you need to click the "Sign up" button in the application form on "Mospitomets" and leave contact information. An employee of the shelter will contact you to arrange the time of the visit. When deciding to pick up a pet, a responsible maintenance contract is concluded, and the potential owner is given three days to think about it. All the animals in the city shelters are vaccinated, chipped and ready to move to a new home.

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According to a study by the financial marketplace <url>, which was reviewed by Izvestia on May 25, almost half of Russians began spending more on pet care than a year ago. It was noted that the most expensive among dogs were mongrel animals, corgis and huskies, and among cats — Bengali, Abyssinian and Oriental breeds.