Thanks to your help, the foundation has acquired granite rubble for the construction of paths on the territory of the shelter!

With the arrival of spring, the long—awaited changes began in the shelter: the snow is leaving, the ice is melting, and with them the last traces of winter. The ice has been replaced by another problem — soaked, washed-out soil and muddy paths, along which volunteers walk our wards every day. To make the shelter's territory comfortable, dry and safe, we need to fill it with granite rubble. It creates a durable coating, does not dust, does not dirty paws and is absolutely safe for animals. For many of our tails, walking is not only a joy and physical activity, but also an important part of socialization. So, each path is a step towards a new life and a future home. We need 150 bags of granite rubble to improve all the main paths. Please support the collection. With your help, the shelter will become more comfortable for our wards and guests!