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Citizens of Tuzla Took Dogs From the Dog Asylum Out for a Walk

Published: December 31, 2013
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nirina_psi_gra?aniOrganized by the Association for the Protection of Animals ‘Nirina’ Tuzla, an action was held today called ‘Would you take me for a walk?’.

Dogs from the Tuzla dog asylum are in desperate need for a walk, to get away from the boxes and mud in which they live. This action managed to make them happy for at least three hours, said in a statement by the Association and relayed by Tuzlanski.ba. The sunny Sunday was an ideal opportunity for walking.

‘Nirina’ thanked all those who participated in this action, with 80 young people who took the dogs for a walk. This is a young animal protection association founded at the beginning of 2012. Last year, they found homes for 350 homes and provided space in the dog asylum for more stray dogs.

(Source: radiosarajevo.ba; Photo: tuzlanski.ba)

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