В слайдере: сфинкс Гектор

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Перед новым годом провели акцию с пятью благотворительными промокодами. С тех заказов, к которым они были применены, процент от прибыли пошёл на конкретные проекты. В этом посте хотим упомянуть промокод МИРУМИР, помощь от которого была направлена на лечение…

В слайдере: сфинкс Гектор, у которого был целый букет заболеваний (от чумы до сильного обезвоживания) — его буквально вытащили с того света, кошечка без глазок Юми, котик Рыжик, которого спасли от чумки, и собачка Булка с подлеченным циститом.

Каждый из них продолжает своё лечение, поэтому пожелания здоровья можно адресовать в комменты!

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