Published on: 2026-10-02
Source: Official website of the State –
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The project of Ruslana Bulakh, a student of the State University of Management (Marketing Institute), won the All-Russian Award for Responsible Animal Treatment in the category “Digital and Technological Solutions.”
The award ceremony took place at the National Center “Russia” as part of the Second All-Russian Forum on Responsible Attitude Towards Animals.
Ruslana Bulakh, in collaboration with a team of like-minded individuals, students, and alumni of the State University of Management, created the animal donor assistance portal “One Blood” https://однойкрови.рф/. The site, recognized as the best digital project for improving the quality of medical care provided to pets, is aimed at solving the issue of blood transfusion.
Today, the problem of donation in veterinary centers is very acute. Many animals die because they do not receive blood for transfusion. It is extremely difficult to find the necessary biomaterials due to the imperfect system for finding blood because of its rarity or absence in clinics.
The created platform is a digital ecosystem that connects animal donor owners, pets in need of transfusions, and veterinary clinics. The website automates the search (animal type, blood group, weight, region, medical indicators), which prevents the loss of precious time and enables help to be found as quickly as possible, as well as promotes a culture of responsible donation. The project is already operating throughout Russia.
“Shark of the Zoo Business 2026” is an annual all-Russian industry award that unites companies, projects, and events in the pet industry. In 2026, more than 240 applications from all over Russia were received to participate in the award.
We congratulate Ruslana! And we are proud that the project created by students and graduates of our university has become the best!
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