In Odesa, dog Lukas celebrated his birthday: the favorite arrived in a limousine.
According to inkorr.com: In Odesa, a birthday party was held for a dog named Lukas. The owners organized a celebration for their fluffy friend in a luxurious restaurant, where Lukas arrived in a white limousine. This became known from local social networks.
VIP celebration for LukasIn Odesa, they pompously celebrated the birthday of their four-legged friend. pic.twitter.com/GQGiOppXGP
— GLOBE (@GLAVCOM_UA) September 13, 2025
In the video from the event, published on local Telegram channels, you can see Lukas stepping out of the limousine onto the red carpet laid out at the entrance to the restaurant. One witness even called him 'the most popular dog in the world'.
New favorite - a wild duck named Kriy
Olena from Dnipro tamed a wild duck that she named Kriy. She found the bird two months ago while resting by the river. She noted that she felt the duck was seeking to be saved and was looking for a place to warm up, so together with a friend, they decided to take her in.
Now Kriy lives with Olena on the fourth floor of an apartment building, after animal volunteers warned that the little duck might not survive in the wild.
These events demonstrate how animals are increasingly becoming an important part of our lives. Owners show attention, affection, and care for their pets by organizing festive events for them. At the same time, they are willing to take in even wild animals that need support. This reflects the growing awareness of society regarding animal welfare.
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