In Obzor, on the eve of International Animal Protection Day, the fourth-grade students from "St. St. Cyril and Methodius" Primary School participated in a special meeting dedicated to this important topic. The event, organized by the "Ecology" department of Nesebar Municipality, brought together the students, their class teacher, Mrs. Maria Dimova, and Mr. Daniel Dimitrov – a resident of the town, whose name over the years has become synonymous with canine destinations, both in Bulgaria and beyond its borders.
The air in the classroom was filled with curiosity as the young students welcomed the guests. Relevant information was presented to them, aimed at introducing the children to the basic principles of animal care and proper attitude towards them. Emphasis was placed on the increasing number of endangered animal species, highlighting the need to raise awareness of this global concern. The discussion of irresponsible human behavior towards wildlife was not omitted – a topic that aroused tangible concern in the children's eyes.
During the meeting, the children actively participated in a collective conversation with the invited guest, asking him many questions that revealed their genuine interest. The atmosphere was dynamic and interactive, with students eager to share their observations and learn more about the animal world.
The training was not limited to theoretical discussions. The organizers had also prepared thematic, fun forms of training. A quiz containing questions related to the topic of animals sparked excitement and showed the children's knowledge. The game "Guess the Animal" further stimulated their curiosity and gave them the opportunity to expand their knowledge in a fun way.
The finale of the event was marked with gifts provided by Nesebar Municipality, which delighted each of the attending students. The joyful smiles on their faces clearly showed that this day had left a lasting impression and that the young people had gained valuable knowledge about animal care.