A group of stray dogs were discovered near a disused factory in Russia, believed to have turned blue from pollution.
It is believed that the strange coloring of the animals from chemical waste in near an abandoned Soviet-era factory in Dzerzhinsk.
The disturbing photos of the dogs were clicked on by residents near the factory in Dzerzhinskoye Orgsteklo, an abandoned unit that was closed six years ago due to financial problems.
He said the stray animals could have found copper sulfate, a type of chemical that can cause inflammation, as they walked through the abandoned buildings in the area.
« They may have found the remains of some old chemicals as well rolled, and it could have been copper sulphate, « said the boss.
» Something similar happened a few years ago when stray dogs put unnatural « dyes » “He added that no one was checking the dogs and the company could not arrange for the animals to be collected and sterilized.
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