During 9. and 10 september we recieved dogs, from different places, but with similar problems. Few words about it.

I have been asked quite often about the current location of those hapless puppies.

Many people are surprised when they learn that our animal shelter has a veterinary clinic that is more than happy to receive any private clients.

Before you decide to hand over your animal to us, we suggest considering other possibilities to help your pet to find a new home.

Let’s start with the Rules for Keeping Dogs and Cats in the city of Tallinn adopted by Tallinn City Government Regulation No 12 of 10 February 2005. We adhere to the provisions of this regulation when capturing stray animals.

All animals captured by us from the city streets shall remain in the shelter for 14 days after the day of capture (according to the Animal Protection Act).

Anyone may walk the dogs in the shelter if he/she would like to. Dogs like walking and they hate sitting in cages all day long. There are two fenced walking areas (playgrounds) in the shelter and one walking area for puppies and small dogs.