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25 January 2024 ( 36 views )
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Woman Rescues A Sable And Decides To Keep Her As A Pet Since She’s Not Fit To Live In The Wild

There are rich people in the world who do wonders to the world with their money. They use it for a better cause and make a change in the world. Some people have a lot of money with them but use that to do blunders and useless things in the world. Perhaps you might not agree with this but as I feel all those expensive dresses which are made out of animal fur, it is truly disgusting in my eyes. You can call it the trend, but that is none other than ending the life of an innocent animal for our pleasure. Sometimes, I genuinely wonder how all those people can be happy knowing that they are wearing the skin of an innocent creature.

When Zhenya saw a picture of a wild sable online, she was truly intrigued with this creature. She immediately opened several tabs and began to search for them to find more information.


It turns out that sables have one of the most expensive furs in the world and it has a huge demand because of their silky texture and range of colors available from beige to black. People produce various items out of this fur and some reports suggest that there are around 70 farms in Russia that raise sables just to take fur.


So, Zhenya wanted to save at least this one animal from facing her cruel destiny. Speaking to us she said “Eventually, I learned that there was an opportunity to buy her from a fur farm. She would have died there, so I decided to save the little fella.”


Now, the two are living together and enjoying life to the fullest. However, Zhenya worked hard for it. “Umora has a difficult personality. Living in the fur farm took a toll on her, so she’s quite emotional, sometimes even a bit hysterical. Umora is also cheeky and likes to steal stuff. She’s very active and smart as well.”


All things considered, Zhenya even advises against keeping a sable as a pet. “One has to go through a lot before they can start living with it comfortably,” she said. “It requires a lot of time and patience. It might even take a couple of years for you to begin to fully enjoy your life with it.”


Image Credit & More Info; russian_sable/instagram

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