First time I visited the dog shelter being asked to take some photos of puppies. The volonteers usually publish the photoes on social network to help the dogs find a new home. I was really impressed with the shelter dogs. Despite the cruelty they had in their live, they were badly waiting for people's hug.
No-kill shelter movement is not only for rescuing dogs, who've been lost, abandoned or neglected. It's also rescuing people giving them a chance for doing good and acting according to conscience.

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Cleaning the enclosure.
Cleaning the enclosure.
A puppy named Greta is being prepared for a sterilization operation.
A puppy named Greta is being prepared for a sterilization operation.
Fenced territory for walking dogs.
Fenced territory for walking dogs.
Most of the dogs enter the shelter in such cells.
Most of the dogs enter the shelter in such cells.
Feeding dogs.
Feeding dogs.
Puppies are kept in a separate cage.
Puppies are kept in a separate cage.
A garden tool after cleaning the shelter: autumn leaves mixed with dog hair.
A garden tool after cleaning the shelter: autumn leaves mixed with dog hair.
A dog named Koreetz is covered with a blanket to take to a veterinarian.
A dog named Koreetz is covered with a blanket to take to a veterinarian.
A newly operated puppy wakes up after anesthesia.
A newly operated puppy wakes up after anesthesia.
Operation for sterilization of the puppy.
Operation for sterilization of the puppy.
The territory of the shelter.
The territory of the shelter.
A dog named Almaz in his cage. In the summer of 2015, he will leave for a new home.
A dog named Almaz in his cage. In the summer of 2015, he will leave for a new home.