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GEORGIA STREET DOGS

epa08210362 Stray dogs in Tbilisi, Georgia, 19 January 2020 (issued 11 February 2020). During the collapse of the Soviet Union and the Georgian civil war, stray dogs that roamed the streets of Tbilisi suffered exclusion and discrimination. Those days are so far gone now that these animals have become not only a normal part of the urban landscape but beloved inhabitants of the Georgian capital. The Tbilisi city council opened a shelter, where near 150 specialists of the Animal Monitoring Agency of Tbilisi (AMA) guarantee they live in good conditions. The dogs are now well-fed, sterilized and receive the necessary veterinary care. The council has also enabled spaces for dog walking and training. EPA/ZURAB KURTSIKIDZE

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