This week, the sale of the New Year issue of the magazine "Zoo", the cover of which was adorned by the TV presenter Alla Mazur and her kitty Asya.

"Become real friends, bring in the house and comfort and joy can and mongrel animals," - assures the journalist.

To encourage readers and viewers to open their doors and open hearts for animals from the street, the TV host together with her son Artem and her two seals took part in a photo shoot of a Ukrainian edition for pet lovers.

Alla Mazur rarely reveals the details of her personal life. And the story of those who now occupy the greater part of her heart is a real New Year's gift for millions of viewers. In this issue - not just an interview with your favorite TV presenter, but a frank story, as in the house of Alla suddenly appeared just two stray seals and how they changed the life of her and her son. Acquaintance with the cat Asay took place right before the eyes of viewers, when in June last year Alla together with Artem came on the air "Snidanka from 1 + 1" and got on "Kotopyatnitsu" - the day when journalists of the morning program looked for good hosts for homeless animals. Seeing the fluffy heroine of the ether, small and frightened, Alla and her son decided to take her home at once. The presenter tells about the amazing transformation of the hooligan Asya into an elegant lady, almost like Bernard Shaw in "Pygmalion". On the "interchange of cultures," as she calls the relationship of her first cat musik with a new member of the family. About how the character of the son changed with the appearance of two pupils. And about what makes a TV star smile when she comes home. "Ideally, this publication would like to start a new trend among public people - to take home not only doroguschih thoroughbred animals, but also to provide shelter to the homeless," - Alla Mazur shared. - From those who are visible, much depends. And if helping homeless animals in Ukraine becomes a popular and even fashionable business, together we will solve one serious public problem. And stop fearing a pack of feral dogs in the streets! ".

Recall that Alla Mazur took a worthy place in the ranking of the 100 most influential Ukrainians.