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Sabahattin Seven, Chairman of the Board of SS Finans, had one thousand shelters built to be used in parks and gardens in different districts of Istanbul on the occasion of October 4, World Animal Day.

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ISTANBUL (TR) - On October 4, World Animal Day, events are held every year to raise awareness about animal rights, love for animals and protecting animals. Businessperson Sabahattin Seven also did not forget about stray animals in this context. Known for its animal love, Seven rolled up its sleeves for stray animals on the occasion of World Animal Day. As the cold winter days approached, the businessman had a thousand huts built in different districts of Istanbul to be used in parks and gardens.

Seven said, “As business people, I believe that we should take responsibility to protect animals. We are trying to fulfill our responsibility towards them to some extent by building shelters for our pawed friends. They should also have houses where they can shelter in the cold and warm.”

“Business people should support similar projects”

Sabahattin Seven stated that one thousand cottages were specially prepared for winter conditions and continued as follows; “The huts are designed in such a way that they do not completely protect our little friends. It was placed in various parks and gardens in Istanbul. We build huts at different points before every winter months. This year, we distributed one thousand huts on the occasion of October 4, World Animal Day. We also distribute food and water to the huts from time to time. Because we love our little friends very much.”

Urging everyone, especially business people, to be sensitive to stray animals, Seven said, “We expect sensitivity from our people so that the kennels we have prepared for cats and dogs are not damaged. I ask the business people around me to support similar social responsibility projects. I expect the relevant institutions to support them.”