There are innumerable homeless animals around the world, smart enough to adapt to the conditions of survival, to be integrated into our lives, and to live firmly in cities as “margins”.
There are more than 35,000 stray dogs in this beautiful city of Moscow, of which more than 500 live only in underground subway stations, covering the storm in the subway, and surviving with strength.
Of the more than 500 stray dogs, more than 50 also know how to take the subway to the centre of town for food, and the clever ones themselves have shown some courtesy to take the subway and often make themselves available to some passengers.
Dogs also take the subway in order to avoid the tide of people, jump into the sparsely populated metro, take the metro in the direction of the city centre, and then sleep on the metro seats, and when passengers approach them, the dog jumps voluntarily to make way for the passengers.
Dogs also know a little bit of courtesy in the subway, don't pee anywhere in the subway, know how to interact with passengers, and they're happy with people who love them, and most people choose to live in peace with them.