A miracle for a homeless dog: Animal volunteers from Kizlyar saved the dog by paying for an expensive operation In the small Dagestan city of Kizlyar, animal volunteers performed a real miracle. They not only picked up a disabled dog, but also raised more than 200 thousand rubles to save it - a huge amount for a provincial city. The poor guy with severe wounds was found by local residents. The dog was urgently taken to a veterinary clinic in Makhachkala. However, during the preparation for the operation, the doctor discovered another serious problem in the animal - a tumor. The dog bravely endured anesthesia and surgery. Animal rights activists sent us a video: a specialist prescribed drugs for treatment, and the girls bought everything. They took out this good dog," said Kristina Usmanova, director of the Kizliar Youth Culture Center. Now the patient with the tail is recovering. But his story is just one of many. The main driving force behind Kizliar's volunteerism, Zelina Toparkanova, runs an informal shelter at home. The number of lives she saved reaches dozens.

A miracle for a homeless dog: Animal volunteers from Kizlyar saved the dog by paying for an expensive operation In the small Dagestan city of Kizlyar, animal volunteers performed a real miracle. They not only picked up a disabled dog, but also raised more than 200 thousand rubles to save it - a huge amount for a provincial city. The poor guy with severe wounds was found by local residents. The dog was urgently taken to a veterinary clinic in Makhachkala. However, during the preparation for the operation, the doctor discovered another serious problem in the animal - a tumor. The dog bravely endured anesthesia and surgery. Animal rights activists sent us a video: a specialist prescribed drugs for treatment, and the girls bought everything. They took out this good dog," said Kristina Usmanova, director of the Kizliar Youth Culture Center. Now the patient with the tail is recovering. But his story is just one of many. The main driving force behind Kizliar's volunteerism, Zelina Toparkanova, runs an informal shelter at home. The number of lives she saved reaches dozens.