“On August 14, the Gostomel Shelter animal shelter held the first art branch in the Yabluna Garden of Kitchen & Garden. The event combined expert advice from the veterinarian, the shaking stories from the owner of the shelter and created a platform for live communication between animal owners. The event became a platform for creativity and inspiration: guests enjoyed the apple orchard, communicated and learned more about the life of tails in the shelter.”, – WRITE ON: ua.news
On August 14, the Gostomel Shelter animal shelter held the first art branch in the Yabluna Garden of Kitchen & Garden. The event combined expert advice from the veterinarian, the shaking stories from the owner of the shelter and created a platform for live communication between animal owners.
The event became a platform for creativity and inspiration: guests enjoyed the apple orchard, communicated and learned more about the life of tails in the shelter. Maria Vronskaya, the owner and management of Gostomel Shelter, in her conversation showed that each animal is special, with its character and unique energy, and shared how everyone can join in a good cause and become part of a large community of caring for animals.
The discussion was also joined by a young veterinarian Yevgeny Shevchenko, who conducted a short lecture on the topic of the modern Chesspa, explaining its importance for health, and answered the guests’ questions: this is only a fashion trend or the real need for a modern man.
“We want everyone to cease to perceive shelter as a place of suffering. Our tails in Gostomel Shelter get everything you need for a happy life and look forward to their new family. We strive for the guests to go from here with a smile, and this event showed that we are wonderful, ” – comments Maria Vronskaya.
Among the guests of the event: Nikita Kiseliv, Anna Astrovskaya, Alina Moiseenko, Kateryna Tyshkevich, Valentin Taulin, Iskra, Lera Skobka, Alexander Malinovskaya, Ivan Morozov and many others.
In the second part of the event, the participants took part in a portrait painting master class, which was held by the largest women’s community of Kiev Girls Time Club. Everyone was able not only to show their creativity, but also to create a commemorative art object that symbolizes the love of animals and the value of caring for them.
