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Bio sammali kad su me našli Bio sammali kad su me našli Privatni album

Ja sam Miki rodjen 01.07.2020 u Banskom Dolcu, Jelsa  Moj život je poceo vrlo burno. Iznemogao torturao sam se polako i nemoćno. Mislim da sam odbaćen od majke, ali u stvarnosti neznam. Turisti su me našli prelazeći staru cestu u Banskom Dolcu. Bila je gospodja sa troje djece. Odvjeli su me doma u iznajmljenu vilu, gdje su imali malog psa. Otac te djece kad me vidio bio je zgrožen i tražio od familije da me odmah vrate gdje su me našli, ( moram priznati da sam bio ruzan i slabacan), tako da moj izgled nije bio privlačan. Iste većeri su me vratili nazad u Banski Dolac ali su me spustili do prvih kuća ispod ceste. Noć je bila hladna bio sam tek rodjen nisam imao šta jesti.

Veliki preokret u mojo sudbini

Sutra dan se moj život preokrenuo za 360 gradi. Naime ujutro sledećeg dana ljuljajući se od nemoći i gladi jedna gospodja me je tjerala metlom a druga je htela posuti vrelu vodu na mene. U tom trenutku je srića bila na mojoj strani. Mali dečko na prozoru u Banskom Dolcu me ugleda i vidi šta mi se sprema. Odmah je uzvikao: „Nono brzo moramo spasiti malu macu!” Izletivši iz svog dvora, uzevši me u svoje naručje, osetih blagostanje.

Moj topli krevet. Privatni album

Od tog dana je sve išlo na moju sriću. U jutro sledećeg dana su me nosili veterinaru Dr. Prosperu Vlahoviću koji me je pregledao i dobio sam sve što je bilo potrebno od lijekova. Majčino kupovno mlijeko itd…..Spavao sam sa njima u sobi, imao sam toplu košaricu koja je bila topla kao da mama leži pored mene. Svaki dan su me mazili i svaki moj pokret pratili. Dečko je bio uz mene, dobio sam lopticu i mnogo toga.

Beskrajna ljubav. Privatni album

Velika promjena

Došao je dan povratka u školu. Roditelji mog dečka nisu bili zato donjeti mene u njihovu drugu kuću. Oni su mu objasnili: "Tata i mama poslovno putuju, ti ideš u skolu, maca je sama". Odgovor mog spasitelja je bio: "Ja ne idem nigdje bez moje mace". To je bilo tako odlučno rečeno da ništa nije pomoglo spriječiti moje putovanje. Dobio sam od Doktora Vlahovića hrvatsku putovnicu i krenuli na put. Za mene je to bilo uzbudljivo, dobio sam povodac, u Splitu čekajući na daljnje putovanje bio sam smiren i uvjek u naručju mog malog spasitelja. Ljet avionom sam dobro podnio, bio sam u mojoj torbici i pored njih.

Udobnost i sigurnost. Privatni album

Berlin….Da to je nešto drugo….

Dočekao nas je tata mog spasitelja i posmatrao me, (nisam još dostigao moju današnju ljepotu), tako da ništa nije rekao ali sam osetio. Ali brzo se zaljubio u mene a onda je sve bilo bajno. Dobio sam vilu, koja ima više kata i mogu biti gdje god želim.

Gledam pažljivo, ali osjećam se sigurno. Privatni album

Nema ograničenja nema zabrane u stanu. Moram reći da sam i jako dobar. Znam trčati za lopticom kad igraju stoni tenis i mnogo toga.

Volim stolni tenis! Privatni album

O hrani ne trebate sumnjati, losos, kozice, patka, piletina itd…

Zbog ljubavi i brige moje obitelji sam postao vrlo zgodan. Privatni album

Međutim, duboko u sebi nosio sam tugu. Moja obitelj je to osjetila i jedna od njih kontaktirala je gospodju s rijetkim darom. Nekako - ne znam kako - je ta gospodja mogla osjetiti, čak iz daleka i bez da mene upoznaje, da tugujem za svojim bratom, pitajući se što mu se dogodilo. I, čudesno, uspjela mi je priopčiti da ježiv i da mu je dobro, baš kao i meni. To je izliječilo moju tugu. Od tada je moja sreća bila potpuna.

Imam svoj mir. Privatni album

Ovog ljeta sam bio u mojem rodjenom mistu. Uzbudjen sam, avion, trajekt, ali dobro u Jelsi sam i napolju !!

Tamo sam u kući i u dvoru, paze me da ne izadjem iz dvora. Plaše se za mene, jer ima i ljudi koji nisu skloni macama.

I na kraju moje životne priče možete me naci na instragramu……theoneandonlymiki

Imam jednu želju, da i druge mace dožive sriću kao što je ja imam!i

Sad nemam brige. Privatni album

Mi u Udruzi Eco Hvar smo iznimno zahvalni Mikijevoj obitelji što je s nama podijelila njegovu inspirativnu priču.

 Eco Hvar, 24. rujna 2025.

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    A thousand kilometres from the infernos gorging on northern Ontario’s boreal forests, Erin O’Connor watched the sky above Canada’s biggest city turn an “almost post-apocalyptic” orange as it filled with light-scattering particles of soot and ash. Stepping outside the halls of Toronto General hospital, where air filters were keeping patients safe from the worst of the fumes, she was struck by a smell so strong it felt like standing by a campfire.

    “It really hit you in the face as soon as you walked outside,” said O’Connor, who runs University Health Network’s emergency department and saw a rise in patients presenting with allergies and shortness of breath. “As the days progressed, it was like that everywhere. It seemed even inside you could smell that burning.”

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  • London mayor points to ‘terrifying scenes’ this summer amid speculation Burnham may back Jackdaw and Rosebank projects

    Sadiq Khan has called on the government to commit to revamped climate action and to reduce the UK’s reliance on oil and gas, as the UK endures a summer of drought, wildfires and heatwaves.

    Writing in the Guardian, the mayor of London said that Andy Burnham’s administration must reaffirm its commitment to net zero and make clear it will continue to reduce the UK’s reliance on oil and gas “to get Britain back on track.”

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  • Wandering gliders are descended from some of the earliest known insects – and breed as one global population

    Revealed: the top 10 invertebrates of the year

    All hail the wandering glider, a citizen of the globe, an insect for all of us.

    Whenever we see a dragonfly zipping through the airspace and devouring tiny insects with aplomb, we can appreciate they are so timelessly effective that they have barely needed to tweak their way of life in 200m years. Odonates are directly descended from some of the earliest winged insects, known as griffin flies, which evolved around 317m years ago.

    It’s invertebrate of the year again! From August 3-12, every day we’ll be profiling one of the thousands of amazing invertebrates that our readers have nominated, and then, when you’ve got to hear about all of them, we’ll open the voting so you can choose your favourites. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with thoughts and ideas: email us at [email protected] with Invertebrate in the subject line.

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  • The mission of the Flock app is quietly subversive: to encourage users to ditch their screens and explore the wonderful world of birding

    On a brilliantly bright afternoon in his gallery and studio in Bolinas, a small town on the northern California coast, Keith Hansen was putting the finishing touches on a watercolor of an almost improbably flamboyant painted bunting.

    With an ultra-fine sable brush, he made a few intricate additions to the cobalt blue plumage on the bunting’s head, and, satisfied with his work, slipped the watercolor into a stout binder that every few days welcomes a new addition.

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  • Drought and record heat have forced the Norfolk and Suffolk league to move kick-off to the end of August as the ground is deemed too dangerous to play on

    This summer’s record drought has forced a football league to delay the start of its season because “rock hard” pitches are a danger to its players.

    The 2026/27 season in the Anglian Combination League of 85 amateur teams in Norfolk and Suffolk was due to start next weekend.

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  • Last month in England was the driest July since records began almost two centuries ago. How concerned should we be?

    Half of England and all of Wales are officially in drought. But what does this mean and could taps eventually run dry?

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  • UN index says weather is affecting wheat yields while conflicts in Ukraine and Iran hit exports and drive up prices

    Global food prices have hit their highest level in three and a half years, as summer heatwaves and conflict in Ukraine and the Middle East push up crop costs.

    The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) index of food commodity prices rose last month to its highest level since January 2023, after a jump in prices for cereals, sugar and vegetable oil.

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  • Architect’s vision for redevelopment of heart of EU quarter unrealised amid political wrangling and rising costs

    The redevelopment plan for Schuman Square at the heart of the EU quarter in Brussels was very ambitious. From a traffic-clogged, nondescript roundabout, it would become “an urban agora”, a greener, calmer meeting place, nothing less, said a former head of the Brussels government, than “a symbol that beats as the heart … of the European project”.

    It did not turn out that way. The result, say critics, is Europe’s largest frying pan, a concrete expanse with little greenery or shade. While the number cars has reduced and the space is remodelled with smart grey paving, the centrepiece – a steel canopy with a green roof – was never built.

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  • Australia’s bird population will experience ‘large mortalities’ and risk species loss, modelling based on global outbreaks shows

    Sandwich terns are a graceful seabird known for their committed, forceful and spectacular plunging dives into the ocean to catch fish.

    Thousands of the species started to fall sick across Europe in 2022 with tens of thousands dying as a lineage of the H5N1 bird flu – 2.3.4.4b – spread through the continent’s wild flocks.

    Sign up to get climate and environment editor Adam Morton’s Clear Air column as a free newsletter

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  • Also known as the tree lobster, this ultra-rare creature was inadvertently driven to the brink by European settlers

    When small species are left alone to evolve for centuries on small islands, they often become larger. Quietly, over thousands of years, Dryococelusaustralis grew to a great size on Lord Howe Island, in the Tasman Sea between Australia and New Zealand.

    But the peaceful life of the Lord Howe Island stick insect, an invertebrate of such gargantuan proportions that it is also fondly known as the tree lobster, was destroyed by European settlers. In 1918, a shipwreck brought black rats to the island. The flightless insects were once so common they were used by settlers as bait for fishing, but the rats wiped out the entire population on the island in just two years.

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