Who picked the dogs up?

KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia -- Who let the dogs out? 
Pretty much everyone in Sochi, it seems.  Who picked the dogs up? 
Well, that would be American freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy. 
The freshly crowned silver-medal slopestyler from Telluride, Colo.,
picked up four puppies and their mother on the streets of Rosa Khutor 
and he's making arrangements to have them sent home to the United States.
"I've been around animals all my life," Kenworthy said of the hundreds of dogs
roaming the streets in Sochi and the mountains above the Olympic city. 
"It's hard to watch."  Kenworthy tweeted a picture of himself cuddling four 
of the dogs. "Puppy love is real to puppies," he wrote. He also tweeted a photo 

of him holding a single puppy.He says he's arranged for kennels to carry 

the dogs in, and for vaccinations. Family members back home are already 

lining up to adopt. "I'll keep one for myself," he said. 

Activists angry over Russian order to kill stray dogs in Sochi

Kenworthy's efforts to adopt the puppies comes amid an emerging movement 

of animal activists in Sochi alarmed by reports that the city has contracted the 

killing of thousands of stray dogs before and during the Olympic Games.

Activists have been picking up dogs from the streets and putting them up at 
their homes or in temporary shelters before finding an owner elsewhere.
Stray dogs are a common sight on the streets of Russian cities, but with massive
construction in the area the street dog population in Sochi and the Olympic park 
has soared. Useful as noisy, guard dogs, workers feed them to keep them nearby
and protect buildings. The dogs - - friendly rather than feral - soon lose their value 
and become strays.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/winter-olympics-2014-us-freestyle-skier-gus-
kenworthy-adopting-stray-sochi-puppies/ 

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roam              [rəum] włóczyć się , wałęsać

line up            [laɪn ʌp] ustawiać się w kolejce

stray               [streɪ] bezpański

amid               [ə`mɪd] wśród

emerge           [ɪ`mə:dʒ] wyłaniać się ,pojawiać

common sight [`komən sɑɪt] powszechny widok

soar                [so:(r)] wzrastać

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