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Local furniture company Turkey's silent pandemics helped stray animals to the hut.

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İSTANBUL (TR) - With the winter months, stray animals remain in the background of society. Although individual efforts are made by animal lovers, thousands of animals are thrown out on the street every year in our country and left to die. It seems that this picture has become more severe during the pandemic period. Information about the virus in the first half of 2020, when pollution is most intense, many animals were thrown out on the street on the grounds that it increases the risk of transmission, while the number of pets released to the street in this process increased 20-fold, according to the municipalities ' statements. Despite the increase in needy animals, the economic problems caused by the pandemic limited the opportunities of animal lovers. Acting in this context, Murat Erat, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Asortie furniture, has launched a project based on animal rights law and volunteerism for stray animals, which is also on the agenda of Parliament in recent days. Recruit a team of volunteers within the company Quran Murat domestic furniture, Furniture Asortie produced in factories, rain, and cold-proof dog house led to the most remote points of the big cities, the animals began to make a regular contribution to food and water. 

“We are working to ensure that stray animals reach the conditions they deserve”

Its main area of activity of the furniture, although it Distinguished to my food as angel investor in many areas, Murat Recruit, the protection of stray animals in challenging winter conditions to meet the nutritional needs and the details of the project were as follows: “abandoned cottages for dogs forested areas unaffected by the cold and rain to produce, we're giving away along with food and water. This winter, we reached 300 huts and distributed 1 ton of food. We will continue to work as Asortie furniture to ensure that stray animals reach the conditions they deserve.”