MAI Volunteer Corps help the dogs from the shelter to socialize
- Each dog has its unique background: some of them trust all the guests and others are afraid of even being scarcely touched, - tells Elena Yankovay, the head of the MAI Volunteer Corps. - The volunteers take them for a walk and pet them. That is how trust can be restored. Once a dog starts to eagerly communicate with guests, it is time to search for a master.The volunteers responded to the request of the shelter and joined the socialization process. It was on the 19th of January that they visited the shelter for the first time. They got acquainted with the dogs and gave them the attention and affection they needed so much.The MAI Volunteer Corps will stay committed to assisting the shelter by rehabilitating its inhabitants, sharing information about the shelter's needs, and looking for trustworthy loving families for the dogs.