Animals from frontline areas usually are very weak after the evacuation. So we make sure to keep in touch with shelters and vet clinics that took them in — and we pay for the treatment. Yesterday, we covered the costs of treatment 🐈‍⬛ For Leon the cat in Zaporizhzhia — hospitalisation, injection therapy, bandaging and food; 🐶 For puppies Manny and Rosie — hospitalisation, consumables and food; 🐕 For Miranda the dog in Odesa — veterinary examination, tests and neutering; 🐶 For the puppy Gera, who was brought to the clinic after the last vet mission — hospitalisation, feeding, medication administration and medicines. Unfortunately, despite all the vets’ efforts, we were unable to save the puppy. Sometimes it’s too late or the condition is too severe, and that is the most painful part of our work 💔 Thank you to everyone who makes this help possible!

Call your Senators and tell them to pass the Ukraine Support Act! Join us here at Constitution Ave NE and Delaware Ave NE by Russell Senate Office Building until 7pm today Tuesday. #CrimeaIsUkraine 🇺🇸🇺🇦

Emily Damari hid her sexuality in Hamas captivity. When she asked a terrorist what he would do if his brother were gay, he answered: “I would kill him״. This Pride Month, remember: Hamas kills LGBTQ people. 🎥: @N12news