Homeless dog – from capture to shelter

The issue of homeless animals concerns many. Sometimes it's addressed through the capture of dogs. During one of these raids, Nika, a young dog who lived on the streets, was caught. She was lucky to end up in a shelter, receiving a chance at life instead of euthanasia.

Volunteers at the "Wet Nose" animal shelter noted that at first, the dog struggled to adapt to her new surroundings. She was just beginning to learn to trust people and be a good companion for them.

Nika – a clever girl who excels at doggy learning

Now Nika has settled into the shelter well. She shares her enclosure with two neighbors: Trisha and another Nika (they are siblings). She gets along well with both animals and people. Nika is very calm and smart. She seeks out human attention and affection. She has mastered basic dog skills – she can hold her bladder until walks, knows how to walk on a leash, and is not picky about food. Moreover, she shows protective qualities, which makes her suitable for a private home where she can keep watch. Nika can live in a doghouse or an enclosure.

How can you help this dog?

Nika doesn't have many guardians, and the shelter covers most of her expenses. Our project aims to assist with providing her basic needs: food, medical care, and attention. You can take part in this mission. Gift Nika a Doggy Day or Doggy Week. Visit this page to follow her journey. And if you share her story on social media, it will increase her chances of finding a forever home!