Students in Hârșova Learn to Be Responsible Animal Owners
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Students from the Ioan Cotovu High School in Hârșova recently took part in the Pawsitive Health Romania campaign. As part of this campaign, the children received lessons on how to care for dogs and cats. They learned what proper food means, how to look after animals' health, and how to respect them.
An important part of the activity was informing students about diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. Specialists explained that some diseases can occur if hygiene is not maintained and if the recommendations of veterinary doctors are not followed. As a result, the students understood why it is important to wash their hands after playing with animals.
Through this campaign, the children learned to be responsible owners. The organizers say that school education helps form good habits, which will be kept into adulthood as well.
Sources: Antena 3
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