Love for animals

In the Almagul microdistrict there lives a boy who has long attracted the attention of residents. Azat Ersayin, a sixth-grade student at school-gymnasium No. 13, spends his free time riding a bicycle, accompanied by his constant four-legged friends. But these are not just random encounters – Azat really cares about homeless animals, feeds them, and makes sure they are safe.

Azat’s mother, Assem Maeva, says that her son has been interested in dogs from an early age. He even has a favorite breed, the Rottweiler, and he dreams of owning just one someday. Azat enjoys spending time with his four-legged friends, teaching them commands and playing with them.

When Azat is not busy studying, he always finds time for his four-legged charges. His cycling routes often run along the embankment – this is one of his favorite places where he feels free and enjoys riding. In addition to his love for dogs, Azat is also interested in boxing, and his parents fully support his interests.

“As a child, Azat’s father was the same – he was very drawn to animals, even though they only had a cat at home. My daughter has an American Akita dog. Her name is Natasha. We keep her at my husband’s work, since we have an apartment. Children specifically go to their father’s work to play with her,” Assem Maeva said.

She admits that she is pleased with her son’s hobby, because caring for animals helps him develop a sense of compassion and brings positive emotions. She is confident that such good deeds will make Azat a worthy citizen of our country in the future.

Rahima Khalel

Photo by A. Mayeva