Operating Details Revealed by Krasnodar Leader Regarding the Initial Municipal Protection Haven for Stray Animals
In Krasnodar, Mayor Evgeny Naumov recently visited the city's inaugural municipal shelter for stray animals located in Berezovo. The facility, already in operation, has captured 47 dogs without owners. Out of this number, 23 dogs have undergone important procedures, including sterilization, castration, vaccination, and microchipping. One dog has been reunited with its previous owner, while seven have found new homes, according to the Krasnodar administration's press service.
Naumov expressed satisfaction with the shelter's modern facilities, commenting that with a fully staffed team and the shelter operating at full capacity, they will be able to address stray dog issues systematically in the city. He also noted that Krasnodar residents are already expressing interest in adopting dogs.
joined Naumov on the tour, examining specialized animal capture vehicles, dog kennels, a food kitchen, staff and operating rooms, among other facility elements. The shelter boasts 222 kennels, a food kitchen and storage, a dog walking area, auxiliary and service rooms, a veterinary point, a reception hall, and a quarantine room, with an estimated capacity of 1000 animals.
Stray dogs will be held in the shelter for 26 days following their capture, and the public is invited to find a pet at this location. To find detailed information about the shelter, such as its timeline for full operation and the adoption process, individuals may want to consult local government websites or contact local animal welfare organizations in Krasnodar.
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- Interested residents of Krasnodar may find their new pets at the home-and-garden of a loving lifestyle, as the recently opened municipal shelter for stray animals houses 1000 dogs looking for homes.
- Beyond dogs, the modern lifestyle in Krasnodar includes a thriving home-and-garden scene, with residents finding joy in caring for pets such as the ones now residing at the city's shelter.
