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22.07.2009, 08:37
An emergency hotline has been created in a Russian town where cows roaming the streets and grazing on lawns have become a common scene. Now a “shepherd on call” takes the uncontrolled horned beasts to a cattle pound.
06.05.2010, 22:03
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RT has examined the black market for exotic pets thriving amid Russian bureaucracy.
30.04.2009, 10:42
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A string of attacks on animals in the Russian city of Kaliningrad has caused outcry among locals. The killings are thought to have been carried out by savage fighting dogs in training.
29.09.2009, 18:34
A Russian dog, which crossed the Finnish border, became a symbol of humanity as border guards and dog lovers in both countries put all their effort into saving the poor animal’s life.
12.12.2009, 09:32
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A former marine's claim that drinking goat’s milk has helped him overcome injuries suffered in the navy has not passed muster with the authorities. They say his urban farm does not belong on the state-protected land.
15.01.2010, 19:43
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A man who failed to pay a police ticket offered bailiffs, as payment, his cat in Russia’s Tomsk region.
13.09.2010, 22:07
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After seven years of heated debates, Moscow authorities have at last come up with a draft law on keeping pets.
23.10.2009, 23:19
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A bear performing with a Russian circus attacked members of the troupe when the artists were rehearsing in Kyrgyzstan’s capital, Bishkek. The circus administrator was killed and the animal’s trainer was severely injured.
20.03.2010, 21:22
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For the first time, Russia's renowned presidential cavalry escort of honor is performing outside the Kremlin. The show is taking place at an exhibition hall in one of Moscow parks.
13.07.2009, 08:56
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Jehovah’s Witnesses, known for their doomsday prophecies, are seen as an extremist cult by the Russian authorities. Banned in many countries, their activities could soon become illegal in Russia as well.
Published: 30 July, 2009, 14:28
Lawmakers are considering a law to limit the number of animals that can be kept in a town. Some say it’s a return to Soviet-style agriculture, others that it will stop people from bringing their herds to town with them.
