Памятник псу Антею, Dog monument at Inskaya Railway Station in Novosibirsk, Russia
The monument to dog Antey is a bronze bust mounted on a pedestal within the grounds of the railway station's security service kennels. The sculpture depicts a German Shepherd and stands at Inskaya Station in the Pervomaysky district.
The monument was built in 1983 to honor a patrol dog who served between 1967 and 1980. During his 13-year career, the dog helped apprehend more than a hundred criminals.
The monument honors a working dog and reflects the Russian tradition of recognizing animals that serve the community. Visitors can read the inscription on the pedestal that describes what the dog accomplished.
To visit the monument, take a local train to Inskaya Station in the Pervomaysky district. The site is open to the public and located right next to the train platforms.
This place stands out because it is one of the early Soviet memorials to an individual dog. The monument shows how important police dog work was to the local community.
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