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Kupata

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A mural on Memed Abashidze Street portrays Kupata, the Batumi street dog who became famous in 2020 for helping children cross the road.

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Kupata

The mural, painted by George Gamez in 2020, shows Kupata wearing a golden crown. It stands on a building on Memed Abashidze Street, near Rhino Coffee.

Kupata was a Batumi street dog that barked at traffic so that kindergarten children could cross the road, and a video of him went viral worldwide in 2020. The Adjara authorities gave him a kennel, and he died in October 2023.

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