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Yaroslavl shelter for homeless animals was paid for 5 months rent

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Since November 2022, ANO "Fidelity" has been supervising the oldest Yaroslavl shelter for homeless animals, "Vita", where more than 150 dogs live. The shelter was in a difficult situation and needed help.

We managed to equip the enclosures, organize food and walking for the dogs, find permanent employees, there appeared bowls, heaters, ammunition, and there are subbotniks. Organizing the life of the shelter includes the obligatory costs of food, treatment, staff salaries, electricity, water, land lease and garbage collection. It took us 5 months to sign the lease for the land and we were billed for 5 months at a time.

Thanks to you and Tooba in 4 days we were able to pay the rent for the land where the Vita Shelter is located. Now volunteers and shelter staff have peace of mind - there is no debt, we can do the day-to-day work of putting the shelter in order. And the dogs were able to continue to live on the territory, waiting for future owners, and enjoy the company of the many volunteers who began to come to them more often.

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About the campaign

The old Yaroslavl shelter for homeless animals needs help to pay for the rent of the site!

The oldest Yaroslavl shelter for homeless animals "Vita" is more than 10 years old. More than 150 dogs live there. Since November 2022 it has been supervised by ANO "Fidelity". At that time there were a lot of problems.

In 5 months we managed to find permanent employees for walking and taking care of the animals, to organize hot meals, to insulate the enclosures with polycarbonate. Volunteers regularly brought much-needed sawdust in sacks, took out dozens of trash cars, cleaned the sewers. In March we bought pills for the dogs against ticks for a month. Volunteers donated bowls, ammunition, heaters, make donations, and help with their work. Funds have been raised to purchase cabinets for the veterinary office.

The most important changes for the dogs are frequent contact with people and regular walks. The pets really missed the attention, they became happier and happily welcome more and more guests. There is work ahead to rebuild the shelter so that the dogs will live in warmth and cleanliness. Now the shelter needs help in paying the rent on the land for 5 months.

Let's help the volunteers to build a happy life for the 150 dogs of the Vita shelter in Yaroslavl!