Office Building's CCTV Captures Woman Stop Her Way To Tell Stray Dogs They're Important
It's good to know that there are still people who care about unfortunate animals in this decaying world. A CCTV in a Georgia office building has recently captured something very different from what it often sees every day.
“I give them food and water. I make friends with them,” Tabatadze told The Dodo.
Many stray dogs live in front of office buildings, and Tabatadze can notice some in the building where she works. She has become sweet friends with them. As you can see in the video, these dogs love her, too. They are "caring and warm", and "ready to share their kinship", according to Tabatadze.Watch the video below:
H/T: The Dodo
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Cameras are often put to detect crime. But that day, it captured nothing but unadulterated affection. A woman, named Nino Tabatadze, was filmed standing hand in hand with stray dogs telling them something she thought they deserved to hear. However, it was just a small picture of Tabatadze's work as an animal activist.Source: Youtube
Source: Youtube
Besides the working hours at the office, Tabatadze has been spending her spare time giving food and water making friends with stray dogs living in her area. Her purpose is to ensure puppies' well-being, in other words, make them feel they are important.“I give them food and water. I make friends with them,” Tabatadze told The Dodo.
Many stray dogs live in front of office buildings, and Tabatadze can notice some in the building where she works. She has become sweet friends with them. As you can see in the video, these dogs love her, too. They are "caring and warm", and "ready to share their kinship", according to Tabatadze.
Source: Nino Tabatadze
“Being friends with them offers me a lot of joy,” Tabatadze remarked. “They educate and warm the spirit,” added she.Source: Nino Tabatadze
Maybe, nothing can make Tabatadze happier than seeing them loved and cared for. Best wishes to this kind-hearted woman.Watch the video below:
H/T: The Dodo
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