вторник, 11 сентября 2018 year

Tortoises and koi – new inhabitants in Feldman Ecopark

The pond sliders and koi (brocade carps), which were held in the pool in the territory of the Kharkiv Karavan Mall, became new inhabitants of the Feldman Ecopark.

Because the reconstruction in the Mall is planned with some change in the concept, so we had to find a new home for tortoises and decorative carps, and their former owners addressed to the Centre for Wild, Exotic and Domestic Animals Rescue “Feldman Ecopark Good Home.”
“We combined our efforts with the Centre for Wild, Exotic and Domestic Animals Rescue “Feldman Ecopark Good Home” in order the new generation of Kharkiv citizens received basic principles of healthy moral and physical education. Feldman Ecopark developed the programme of guardianship over those who won’t survive without our support and care. Come and join the programme of guardianship. Doing good is easy and natural” — noted in the Karavan Mall.

7 pond sliders and 8 large and 4 small koi carps feel fine after their journey. They will spend some time in a quarantine, after that they will be able to please the Feldman Ecopark’s visitors.

“Pond sliders born and raised in America and brocade carps, the representatives of Asia are animals popular around the world that are settled both in park reservoirs, and in private aquariums. The representatives of these species have perfectly ecized in Feldman Ecopark – they live in small reservoirs near the central entrance to the Social and Humanitarian Multi-Complex. So the newcomers will join the amicable company of their relatives after they undergo all of the necessary veterinary procedures ” — Svitlana Vyshnevetska, the head of the sector Rodents and Terrarium of Feldman Ecopark told.

It should be reminded that the animal collection of Feldman Ecopark includes more than 2,000 animals of nearly 300 species. Part of them are animals that got into difficult situations and were rescued, treated and found home thanks to the activity of the Centre for Wild, Exotic and Domestic Animals Rescue “Feldman Ecopark Good Home.”