Visiting the "Good Hands" shelter
17.03.2025
Do you remember our "toothy" game against Dynamo Msk? We dedicated to help our smaller brothers, homeless animals. In addition to the funds from fans, Neftekhimik players made their contribution to the good cause. Their funds were used to purchase 300 kg of dog food, which we brought to the "Good Hands" shelter today.
Neftekhimik players Luka Profaca, Roman Abrosimov, Reaktor forward Artyom Berezin and Neftekhimik hockey club staff came to the shelter not only to give food, but also to give some warmth and care to homeless dogs.
Luka Profaca:
“I am glad to be here. It is great that people are helping these dogs find their home, and I hope that as many animals as possible will find owners. At home in Canada, I also have a dog named Oakley, a mix of a golden retriever and a labrador, he is very sociable. I miss him every day.”
Luka Profaca:
“I am glad to be here. It is great that people are helping these dogs find their home, and I hope that as many animals as possible will find owners. At home in Canada, I also have a dog named Oakley, a mix of a golden retriever and a labrador, he is very sociable. I miss him every day.”
Artyom Berezin:
"There are very good, sweet dogs here. It is important to help animals, they really need it."
The hockey club employees also contributed to the good cause. 15 thousand rubles were transferred to the veterinary clinic account.
Oksana Kalashnikova, the head of the shelter "Good Hands":
"Our shelter exists only thanks to the help of caring people. The dry food that the hockey club "Neftekhimik" gave us will last for about two weeks. 140 animals are in our shelter, but they all need owners and a home. It is a great help to bring food and just give them a little attention – all animals need affection, they need a person!"
Oksana Kalashnikova, the head of the shelter "Good Hands":
"Our shelter exists only thanks to the help of caring people. The dry food that the hockey club "Neftekhimik" gave us will last for about two weeks. 140 animals are in our shelter, but they all need owners and a home. It is a great help to bring food and just give them a little attention – all animals need affection, they need a person!"
