I feel that I'm not just an observer, but a part of this help.
Ilona Barna, a subscriber of the UAnimals Animal Rescuers Club
It's monthly help, monthly involvement, and the feeling that I'm doing what I should be doing.
Liliia Udovyk, a subscriber of the UAnimals Animal Rescuers Club
animals were evacuated from the frontline
animals from the frontline regions were sterilized
veterinary missions were carried out in frontline regions
animals received help through treatment or medication
tons of food were delivered for animals across Ukraine
millions of hryvnias were directed toward rebuilding and equipping shelters, rehabilitation centers, and national nature parks
It's monthly help, monthly involvement, and the feeling that I'm doing what I should be doing.
Liliia Udovyk, a subscriber of the UAnimals Animal Rescuers Club
Teddy survived a russian drone attack, a severe injury, a seven-hour surgery, and four months of treatment. During an evacuation from Donetsk region, a drone struck our van, and the dog suffered a severe leg injury.
How is Teddy doing now?The veterinarians managed to save her, and now Teddy lives with a new family in Finland together with her sister Freya, who was evacuated on the same day.
Sushka was evacuated from Kramatorsk, Donetsk region. A soldier handed her over. The cat had sarcoptic mange, which caused severe itching, hair loss, and ulcers on her skin.
How is Sushka doing now?We paid for her treatment, and luckily, Sushka recovered. Now she lives in a new home where she is loved and cared for.
Otaman was rescued from Sumy region. A volunteer walked the frightened horse almost 7 kilometers under the threat of enemy drones, reading him poems to calm him and keep him moving.
How is Otaman doing now?Now Otaman lives in the Animal Rescue House shelter and is already starting to trust the people who take care of him.