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Source: Moscow Government – Moscow Government –
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Service capabilities Mospitometz The mos.ru portal has been expanded. Now, users can not only choose a pet from a city shelter but also receive care recommendations, learn more about programs supporting homeless animals, and join these projects. The service features information about the services offered by city veterinary clinics and helpful articles on animal hygiene, microchipping, and much more. The service also helps users schedule appointments with veterinarians and other pet care professionals. A special section, "Helping Homeless Animals," explains how to volunteer at city shelters.
"The Mospitometz service offers future pet owners a range of useful solutions. It helps them find a pet from a shelter, learn about the services offered by city veterinary clinics, book appointments or grooming appointments, and receive detailed care instructions. A special quiz helps users determine which animals they are compatible with, allowing them to make an informed decision and lay the foundation for a long and happy life together. For those who aren't yet ready to adopt a pet but want to help, the service has created a section on supporting homeless animals, where they can learn about volunteering or making a donation," the Moscow city's press service reported.
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The Mospitometz super service contains dozens of useful instructions, including information on preparing for the appearance of a pet in a home. Specialists have developed a step-by-step plan that details how to set up a home, what documents are needed, and how to help the animal adjust. The instructions also explain the specifics of caring for shelter pets and the veterinary procedures you should schedule first.
There are 24 state-run veterinary clinics in Moscow, including those specializing in exotic animal care. In a separate section You can learn more about their services and which specialist to contact if needed, how to make an appointment with a doctor and receive veterinary care at home, as well as view a map of clinics and find the nearest facility.
Another chapter Provides detailed information on pet hygiene procedures and grooming appointments if owners want to entrust their pet to professionals. And in the section Helping homeless animals Information on how to become a volunteer at city shelters, marked on the interactive map, is available. You can also support the shelters by making a donation through Charity service on mos.ru, which features non-profit organizations helping cats and dogs. You can quickly access its page directly from this section.
The Mospitometz service launched in October of this year. One of its key features is to help prospective owners choose a cat or dog by reviewing profiles of existing pets and scheduling a visit to the shelter.
"Currently, the Mospitometz catalog contains over a thousand profiles of dogs and cats living in 13 city shelters. All animals are socialized, microchipped, and vaccinated, so future owners won't have to waste time with a veterinarian. Pets are handed over with documents detailing all vaccinations, microchip, gender, weight, color, and other characteristics," noted the press service of the Moscow City Services Complex.
When choosing a pet, users can use filters to select the animal's type (cat or dog) and specify its gender, age, size, coat length, and color. Additionally, prospective owners can take a special quiz to help them find the most suitable four-legged friend. The service asks users to answer six questions—it takes no more than two minutes.
Each pet's page features photos, a description of their appearance and personality, and shelter contact information. To meet the animal you like, click the "Book Now" button and provide your information. Only authorized mos.ru users with a standard or full account can do this. After receiving your request, a shelter staff member will contact you to confirm the date and time of the visit. The service will also automatically suggest profiles of other pets similar to your chosen one.
If after meeting at the shelter a person decides to take the little tail they like home, they will be asked to sign agreement, which outlines the owner's rights and responsibilities—three days are allotted for this. This will allow the future owner to weigh their decision and prepare for the pet's arrival.
The creation, development and operation of e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, corresponds to the objectives of the national project Data Economy and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration." More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.
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