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“Adecat animals are much larger than urban areas dogs" . The Ekaterinburg zoos commented on the initiative of Deputy Gosduma Onishenko on the destruction of homeless dogs
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The Catherineburg zoo protectors commented on the resonant initiative of a member of the State of the Russian Federation, former head of the Survey of Gennady Onishenko, who proposed the adoption of homeless dogs, informs the correspondent of VEDOMOS Ural.
"We've had dog beds in town since 2010 with an animal house, and only wild and aggressive beasts are humanely adopted. 'Cause a member of Gennady Onishenko didn't say that all homeless dogs should be put down! These are only those who have been unable to locate the master for a certain period of time. Municipal shelters aren't really rubber. When there is a need to free places for newly reclaimed animals, socialized but long-stayed dogs, zooprotectives will be taken to private crossings where they wait as long as they need. And wild, unsocialized individuals for a certain period of time are humanly adopted. It is widely known that adequate and non-aggressive animals that can and want to interact with a person far more than their places in the city dog house, so in order to avoid the abuse of so-called black overheads, a large civilized shelter worthy of such megapolis as Ekaterinburgh, the head of the Ekaterinburgh charitable foundation, ZOzaproza.
We will recall that former DG Génnadiy Onishchenko stated that homeless dogs, who have long been in shelters, need to be put to sleep.
"There's a culture like Moscow, like sending dogs to shelters. Those who are not taken have to die with humanitarian methods, i.e. injections, told the popular leader in an interview with the federal television station called Rosia 24.
It is worth noting that there has been a recent increase in dog attacks on others in Sverdlov province. In particular, in early February 2017, the tragedy occurred in the village of Palmino (Taborian district of Mid-Urala) - a 7-year-old girl was killed by a neighbour ' s dog.
