This story happened in the middle of December. A cat from the village of Gorodishche smelled smoke and attracted the attention of the owner, who was able to warn the housemates, the REN-TV channel reported.

The story told by "Dobro.Press" took place in January in Novosibirsk. In a 36-degree frost drivers noticed a freezing dog on the side of the road. The poor guy dug himself a hole in the snow and waited in the wings.

The discovery was immediately reported to the volunteers from the Animal_nsk group. Two girls promptly left and were already on the spot at night. But suddenly they lost control and their car slid into a ditch. They got out and went with flashlights through the snowdrifts to look for the poor thing.

A miracle happened. The barely alive dog still waited for them. It could no longer move because of the icing. It had a serious injury – frostbite on feet. The volunteers moved the animal to the warmth and caring people helped them get to the city.

Animal rights activists named the dog Chloe. It was released, but it was not possible to restore hind legs. In order for the dog to move fully they bought a wheelchair for it. 

- Now Chloe is on overexposure, lives with a beautiful woman who regularly takes care of her, - say the volunteers of the animal welfare group "Animal_nsk". 

- Since the baby is spinal, it constantly wears diapers and does not go to the toilet arbitrarily. But this does not prevent it from living in any way, because the person is always there and cares for the dog. 

And already our volunteer group is raising funds to pay for Chloe's overexposure and maintenance. Volunteers say that the dog Chloe, who got a chance for a second life in the harsh winter, was very happy with the stroller.

 - Just look at our bird, who sees a stroller for the first time, but is already rushing with all might wherever its eyes look. Everything was not in vain, Novosibirsk residents are sure. 

Photos from the archive of the group "Animal_nsk".

The newspaper Pulse — Northern Primorye told about Ajva, this story was picked up by regional media. Today the dog is a regional celebrity

The nursery of rare crane species in the Ryazan region has been replenished with “fresh blood". And this event is very serious, because sturgeons or as they are also called white cranes are endangered. This bird is endemic to Russia. The main part of the sterch nests in Yakutia. There are very few of them left in Western Siberia. 

In the Ryazan region the nursery was created to preserve the gene pool of endangered cranes. A nursery is not just a house of sterkhs, it is an opportunity for their offspring to return to nature.

The scale of the expedition, which took place under the federal project "Conservation of biological diversity and development of ecological tourism", was not a joke. The work on the search for sterch eggs was carried out in Yakutia in the Kytalyk National Park. The expedition included employees of the Research Institute "Ecology", the Oksky Reserve, the Institute of Cryolithozone of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences of Yakutsk, Rosprirodnadzor of Yakutia and the national park Kytalyk. 

- The nests were searched for three days with the help of a light aircraft and on June 21 they started collecting eggs, says Kirill Postelnykh, head of the nursery. - However, not all the nests were found a second time, because the white incubating birds left the nest in advance, which is very difficult to see from a height. They flew up to the nest by helicopter and took only one egg. All this was done as quickly as possible in order to disturb the birds less.  

As a result we managed to collect seven eggs. They were placed in a special transport box, where the incubation temperature was maintained with the help of hot water bottles. The way was not close: through Yakutsk, Moscow to the small village of Brykin Bor in the Ryazan region.

In the Moscow region Kirill Postelnykh, who has already fully taken care of the eggs, was in for a surprise. All bridges over the Oka River were blocked, so instead of the usual six hours, he spent all twelve on the road. The first chick hatched under Kolomna. This inspired hope that the eggs had survived a long journey in the noise and vibration of a helicopter, airplane and car. 

By the beginning of July five sturgeons were born in the Oka Nature Reserve. The chicks were fed like babies every three hours. They walked twice a day in the floodplain forest, taught how to catch insects and shellfish and pick berries. Volunteers helped in this troublesome and continuous work. The process was led by headmother - a researcher at the nursery Tatyana Kozhanova.

For the first two months the sturgeons lived in individual enclosures, saw each other only through glass and immediately rushed into a fight. This is their peculiarity due to life in the north. The opponent must be driven out of his territory in order to get more food and survive. And in the nursery a transparent partition made it possible for the birds to get to know each other, but not to harm each other. Here in the Oka Nature Reserve the chicks began to fly.

 Well, the next step was the unification of new settlers from Yakutia into married couples. It is important that the birds are unrelated. 

By the way, the young sterkhs were named after the Yakut lakes:  Bakyl, Nyanakh, Soluntakh, Kyllakh, Suturuk.

Photos from the archive of the Oka Nature Reserve