Near Astrakhan, animal rights activists found 60 dog corpses at a cattle burial ground. According to activists, the shelter, which is associated with the ex-deputy from United Russia, was involved in the murder.
At least 60 dog corpses were found at a cattle burial ground in the Volga region of the Astrakhan region. The animals' eyes were gouged out, their noses, paws and genitals were cut off, and some had tags in their ears. On November 26, a car arrived at the territory of the cattle burial ground, which, according to activists, belongs to the Ecoshelter company. The car brought about 60 mutilated dead dogs to be burned in an oven.