A determined elderly woman must travel to Moscow to rescue her beloved three-legged dog from a bureaucratic exterminator. Galina Petrovna's life revolves around her dog, Boroda, and the Azov House of Culture Elderly Club. When Mitya the Exterminator seizes Boroda, Galina Petrovna, along with other members of the club, embarks on a journey to the capital. They face numerous obstacles, including the pervasive bureaucracy of their land, in their quest to save their cherished companion.

This novel has been described as 'bonkers' and 'joyful,' with reviewers noting that it is 'impossible not to be moved by' the story. The Daily Mail highlights its blend of humor and heart, focusing on the spirited elderly protagonists and their mission to save their dog. The narrative's strength lies in its depiction of overcoming bureaucratic obstacles and the deep emotional connection between Galina Petrovna and her three-legged dog, Boroda. Readers can expect a tale filled with misadventure and touching moments that ultimately leave them smiling.