Activists from the BNTU Faculty of Engineering and Pedagogy held their traditional "Warm Paws" campaign

Активисты ИПФ провели традиционную акцию «Теплые лапы»

Activists from the Faculty of Engineering and Education held their traditional "Warm Paws" campaign, organized by the faculty's student union. The students visited a local shelter, where furry residents were waiting for them.

During the visit, the students played with the animals and donated food and warm blankets, which is especially important during the cold season. They also helped clean the enclosures, creating a more comfortable environment for the animals.

Interacting with volunteers was another important part of the campaign. Students learned about animal care and how each of them can make a difference by helping animals.

We thank all the students who volunteered and participated in the campaign. Your small donations made a significant contribution to these furry little friends. May every kind act be an example for us all!

Автор материала: Ю. И. Суша, заместитель декана ИПФ по идеологической и воспитательной работе

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