Комментариев: 2

• Stacy к записи "Дом без воды. Быт жены канадского хоккеиста в Астанедля Maxi:«Собаки, кошки от тяжелой жизни в Казахстане их меньше не становится, напротив. Ты бы лучше людей так спасала, перевозила в США, Германию там))»...": Yes, this is a valid point that I have thought about many nights. Why is is possible to save pets from hunger, thirst, abuse, neglect, homelessness.... Yet I can not even adopt a child from Kazakh or Rusdian Orphanage??? We can not help bring people from war torn countries into our own homes to help them as human beings? I do not understand this world that we live in. Who puts these restraints on humans helping humans? It is not right.
• Stacy к записи "Дом без воды. Быт жены канадского хоккеиста в Астане...": The writer misrepresented my answers to her questions, I do not know what evil agenda she has against me but if she would like to meet for a cup of tea I would gladly tell her how I feel about her journalism skills... I do not have a blog anymore, and I only complained in a private Instagram account about the lack of water in my house because I was getting frustrated. It was s city problem, the city has procedures that they have to follow and the same thing can happen anywhere in the world. I know it was not my landlords fault, but as the lever of the house I was expecting a fair refund if the daily rent since we could not live in the house without water. The landlord did not like my proposal and it's finished, we will find a new house to live in next year, no hurt feelings here!!! I simply can not believe that this reporter used a silly image of orange water rather than one if me happily bathing in it. Some things like this, I find funny and the reported twists my viewpoint so that I think it's a horrible situation. When I was asked to do this interview I said: "Sure, but please don't make it sound like I hate Kazakhstan, because these issues are world-wide. I feel as much Kazakh as I feel Russian as I feel Canadian as I feel American." I truly feel like s human of this earth with no greater ties to one nation than another. The article was supposed to help raise awareness for my Kazakh Rescue Animal Project. In the past 7 years I have rescued over 50 cars and dogs, all of which I fly to North America to live with their new families. It is getting quite expensive to fly 10 times a year so the idea of the project is to fundraise money to help pay for flights. Even now I am arranging to take more animals to their waiting homes but believe me this is hard to do as I have to leave my four children in Kazakhstan each time I take the animals to Canada or America. There have also been some fantastic Kazakh families that have adopted cats from us. Why does this reported bring up only negativity when so many people of all nationalities are involved in The Kazakh Rescue Animal Project, and so much love is being spread in Astana with local efforts. If anyone has questions or comments I am willing to listen, but don't fall into this evil trap of one sided journalism. Please excuse any typos as I am writing this at the vets office with yet another rescued puppy.