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The dogs are not their own
Text: Anton Klimov 
Photo: Anton Klimov
About a hundred dogs roam the territory of the shelter and behind its fence. Volunteers here are cramped cells with a wooden floor in which booths are installed. In this space, the dog practically does not see the sun and cannot move. The volunteers who find themselves in the shelter for the first time, out of a sense of pity, do what so far cannot be done - they release dogs to the will. Some of the dogs run away to the nearest village, where they are shot or poisoned. Photo: Anton Klimov 
The volunteers took home the most exhausted dogs. Photo: Anton Klimov 
Almost all of January in Karluka stood frosts. At night, the temperature dropped to minus 45. Photo: Anton Klimov 
Contractors receiving tenders to manage shelters are profitable not to sterilize dogs. As a rule, they are kept in a shelter for a short time, then to release and catch next year again. Photo: Anton Klimov 
While the volunteers in the enclosures are trying to feed some dogs, others are not averse to profiting in porridge. Photo: Anton Klimov 
Some of the locals are sure that the volunteer is a profession, and they receive money for their work. Photo: Anton Klimov 
Some volunteers come to a shelter with children. Most dogs are friendly and educated here. Photo: Anton Klimov 
Volunteers try not to let the dogs out of the aviary, but they regularly run away. Photo: Anton Klimov 
Dogs warm the blankets that the volunteers gathered and brought. Photo: Anton Klimov 
Volunteers do what they did not do in the shelter before - sterilize dogs and treat them. Photo: Anton Klimov 
Dogs do not always understand what they want to help, and then they have to go to extreme measures - to catch a special loop. Photo: Anton Klimov 
The dog is in this way put a sedative injection before sterilization. Photo: Anton Klimov 
Sterilization is carried out here. Photo: Anton Klimov 
To catch the dogs running around the shelter and put in the aviary, you need a bait in the form of a piece of meat. Photo: Anton Klimov 
At the moment, the situation in the shelter has more or less stabilized, but volunteers are afraid of the future catching dogs. The new tender will be held in the coming days. Photo: Anton Klimov
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Photo: Anton KlimovAfter at the end of 2015 a contractor company was removed in the dog shelter near Irkutsk from the department, 800 dogs remained to die of hunger and frost
Help not just dogs / Pet helpThe company "Perspective-Auto" received the right to manage a shelter in the village of Karlok by winning the state tender. According to his conditions, she pledged to catch hopeless dogs, put in a shelter, vaccinate and sterilization, and then, after six months, to release.
According to eyewitnesses, the prospect-Auto workers practically did not engage in catching dogs. Basically they were stolen from the owners, and also accepted for the money of those animals that the owners themselves wanted to get rid of. Dogs were kept in terrible conditions, but after the protest of the zoo guards, the prospect-Auto workers simply left the territory of the shelter. During December, only one employee and volunteers served the territory. Now the shelter is functioning only thanks to the volunteer movement. Thanks to volunteers, about 200 dogs have already been transferred to other shelters or given to the new owners. Others are still waiting for the decision of their fate.
About a hundred dogs roam the territory of the shelter and behind its fence. Volunteers here are cramped cells with a wooden floor in which booths are installed. In this space, the dog practically does not see the sun and cannot move. The volunteers who find themselves in the shelter for the first time, out of a sense of pity, do what so far cannot be done - they release dogs to the will. Some of the dogs run away to the nearest village, where they are shot or poisoned. Photo: Anton Klimov The volunteers took home the most exhausted dogs. Photo: Anton Klimov Almost all of January in Karluka stood frosts. At night, the temperature dropped to minus 45. Photo: Anton Klimov Contractors receiving tenders to manage shelters are profitable not to sterilize dogs. As a rule, they are kept in a shelter for a short time, then to release and catch next year again. Photo: Anton Klimov While the volunteers in the enclosures are trying to feed some dogs, others are not averse to profiting in porridge. Photo: Anton Klimov Some of the locals are sure that the volunteer is a profession, and they receive money for their work. Photo: Anton Klimov Some volunteers come to a shelter with children. Most dogs are friendly and educated here. Photo: Anton Klimov Volunteers try not to let the dogs out of the aviary, but they regularly run away. Photo: Anton Klimov Dogs warm the blankets that the volunteers gathered and brought. Photo: Anton Klimov Volunteers do what they did not do in the shelter before - sterilize dogs and treat them. Photo: Anton Klimov Dogs do not always understand what they want to help, and then they have to go to extreme measures - to catch a special loop. Photo: Anton Klimov The dog is in this way put a sedative injection before sterilization. Photo: Anton Klimov Sterilization is carried out here. Photo: Anton Klimov To catch the dogs running around the shelter and put in the aviary, you need a bait in the form of a piece of meat. Photo: Anton Klimov At the moment, the situation in the shelter has more or less stabilized, but volunteers are afraid of the future catching dogs. The new tender will be held in the coming days. Photo: Anton KlimovThanks to the help of the Irkutsk volunteers, the problem of the Karluk shelter may be possible to solve in the near future. But right now, help is needed by another organization, also engaged in hopeless dogs. The project “Not just Dogs” finds a house from shelters, at the same time helping single people. Together with their new owners, dogs go to orphans, disabled people, as well as the hospice and nursing home. The ability to communicate with dogs makes the life of these people a little better. Helping the project “Not only dogs”, we help not only dogs, but also people. This is doubly important.
A total of 295 091 669 all reports text 0 of 0Now the situation in the shelter has stabilized. Volunteers provided the shelter with everything necessary and regularly come to care for dogs. But volunteers are afraid of the future catch of dogs. The tender will be held at the end of February, and the system is arranged in such a way that the zoo defenders are not waiting for positive changes, only deteriorations ...
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0About a hundred dogs roam the territory of the shelter and behind its fence. Volunteers here are cramped cells with a wooden floor in which booths are installed. In this space, the dog practically does not see the sun and cannot move. The volunteers who find themselves in the shelter for the first time, out of a sense of pity, do what so far cannot be done - they release dogs to the will. Some of the dogs run away to the nearest village, where they are shot or poisoned.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0The volunteers took home the most exhausted dogs.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0Almost all of January in Karluka stood frosts. At night, the temperature dropped to minus 45.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0Contractors receiving tenders to manage shelters are profitable not to sterilize dogs. As a rule, they are kept in a shelter for a short time, then to release and catch next year again.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0While the volunteers in the enclosures are trying to feed some dogs, others are not averse to profiting in porridge.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0Some of the locals are sure that the volunteer is a profession, and they receive money for their work.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0Some volunteers come to a shelter with children. Most dogs are friendly and educated here.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0Volunteers try not to let the dogs out of the aviary, but they regularly run away.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0Dogs warm the blankets that the volunteers gathered and brought.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0Volunteers do what they did not do in the shelter before - sterilize dogs and treat them.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0Dogs do not always understand what they want to help, and then they have to go to extreme measures - to catch a special loop.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0The dog is in this way put a sedative injection before sterilization.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0Sterilization is carried out here.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0To catch the dogs running around the shelter and put in the aviary, you need a bait in the form of a piece of meat.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0At the moment, the situation in the shelter has more or less stabilized, but volunteers are afraid of the future catching dogs. The new tender will be held in the coming days.
Photo: Anton Klimov 0 of 0Please support the Foundation "Not just Dogs", draw up a monthly donation. STO, two hundred, five hundred rubles - any help is important, since large results are consisted of small amounts.
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