You can help animals in Ukraine right now 💛💙
3 ways to make a difference:
1️⃣ Share our page — spreading the word helps more animals get the care they need.
2️⃣ Donate — every contribution counts:
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3️⃣ Take action locally — join rallies or organize small demonstrations. Urge your local authorities to respond to the ecocide in Ukraine.
Every action, big or small, helps save lives!
Thanks to you, we have purchased 16 cubic meters of firewood for Second Dimension shelter in Dnipropetrovsk region💔 Our fundraiser for logs and briquettes is ongoing, and any sum you donate will contribute to a more bearable winter for Ukrainian rescues.
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Ukrainian emergency services rescued a dog after russia’s drone attack. On 9 November russians attacked Vyshhorod in Kyiv region, killing one woman and injuring three more people. Remember these losses and support Ukraine to help Ukrainians fight back and save lives 🇺🇦
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This help is possible thanks to your donations. We managed to pay for vet treatment for these animals, and 79 animals (and four newborn puppies) are still under our care. Join our Animal Rescue Club to provide a stable and sustainable support 💙
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These happy animals are now reunited with their loving humans. Together, they came to the safer region of Ukraine from the occupied Oleshky in Kherson region. Then we organized treatment and vaccinations, and 10 animals are already back to their families.
The first snow has already fallen in some Ukrainian cities. It’s getting cold, and we’re rushing to help 16 animal shelters prepare for the winter season. Please support the fundraiser to keep the animals warm this winter ❄️
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Now Bimal is happily living with the soldier who saved his life. And we paid for the dog’s treatment.
Many more animals in Ukraine still need help — please support them 🇺🇦
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Bimal used to have tumours all over his body and he was terrified to approach people. But the soldier who met him didn’t give up, and she managed to catch him and bring to the vets. Thanks to her, Bimal recovered.
At Dimpets shelter in Sumy region, 116 cats and 42 dogs depend on daily care. The team receives more and more requests to take in animals from frontline areas, while tick season has already begun. We sent treatments for the cats and 29 packs for the dogs to help keep them healthy. Thank you for helping us care for animals who need it💙
Many animals from Oleshky are now feeling better, and we are driving them to their humans. Seven animals already reunited with their families. And it is your donations that make this help possible 💙
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Log by log, we’re making winter warmer for animals🪵 Thanks to your support, we’ve funded 7 cubic meters of firewood for the Animal Help Cherkasy shelter. This means more warmth and comfort for the animals who call it home. Thank you for joining us in turning care into real change, one step at a time🫂
Even the elderly animals want their winter fairytale 💙
In the cold temperatures, they are more prone to illnesses and flareups, so heating is crucial for their health.
Donate to our fundraiser — help us warm them up 🐾
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We help the residents of Oleshky. We are providing comprehensive assistance in coordination with government agencies, human rights, and charitable organizations.
People have received essential supplies. Document processing, social benefits, medical and psychological care, rehabilitation, and temporary housing are being arranged. UAnimals is providing temporary foster care for their pets. Having lost my own home in Volnovakha, I understand how difficult it is to start over. We will continue supporting the residents of Oleshky and ensure no one is left alone. My sincere gratitude to everyone involved.
Yesterday, 46 kilograms of food were delivered to soldiers who are looking after 17 cats and dogs in Donetsk region. Meanwhile, we continue taking care of the animals rescued from Oleshky. Yesterday, one of the dogs has already been returned to their loving human 💙
Now that the people and animals of Oleshky are in a safer place, we are helping the animals recover and adapt. This is possible thanks to you, friends, as it is your donations that help us pay for this urgent vet care. Join Animal Rescue Club to support🐾
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These animals were brought to Ukraine from temporarily occupied Oleshky ❤️🩹
We are doing everything we can to help the animals adapt and recover. Our rescue team managers also meet their carers to get to know them and the animals better.
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Even amidst humanitarian blocade of Oleshky, their carers used every opportunity to find food for the animals. And when the humanitarian mission was arranged, there was only one choice to protect the animals — leaving their home behind.
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Despite the pain, the first thing on the volunteer’s mind is the animals. She is worried over the food storage facility destroyed by the fire and urges people not to leave frontline communities without support.
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russians attacked Ukrainian volunteers with a Molniya drone. This happened in Mezhova in Dnipropetrovsk region, where Olena Kalinichenko and her husband Dmytro were distributing 343.5 kilograms of food and 288 doses of anti-parasite medication.
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The consequences of the strike are severe: Olena has burns covering 30 per cent of her body, and her husband has suffered a burn to his leg. After a week in intensive care, Olena faces four months of ongoing treatment 💔
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Evacuated animals need stability, warmth and love to recover after what they’ve been through. We are raising funds for the animals of Zoofamily and other 15 shelters in Ukraine to make this possible. They need wood and briquettes to heat the buildings. Help us provide this crucial support for the cold season 💙
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Cats can also have psychiatric conditions. Dory the cat is living proof of that, as she hurt herself after she’s been terribly hurt in the past ❤️🩹
After the horrors she faces near the frontline, she started biting her tail and attacking humans and animals.
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Volunteers and animal behavior specialists created a special mental health program for Dory’s recovery. At Zoofamily shelter, she doesn’t harm herself anymore. The cat has low chances of adoption but she’s surrounded by loving people who take proper care of her.
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