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: 📌 via PayPal or on our website: uanimals.org/en/how-to-help/ 📌 via Patreon: patreon.com/uanimals 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!

Often it’s impossible to get to the frontline areas by car, so volunteers go kilometers on foot to save the animals. Yesterday a miracle happened: Anastasia Klumnyuk brought the horse to safety, walking with them through the forest, hiding from drones, all by herself. She then drove the horse to Animal Rescue Home Shelter, where the animal will finally be safe and free from exploitation. And we paid for fuel for this challenging rescue 🤍

🐾 Yesterday, we launched a veterinary mission in Kharkiv region. Over the next few days, we’ll be treating, vaccinating, and neutering animals, while also supporting their caregivers. We also delivered 500 kg of pet food to shelters in Dnipropetrovsk region.

🐕 A strike in Kramatorsk destroyed Lucky’s kennel and left him with severe injuries and burns. We covered his treatment, and after a long recovery, Lucky is finally safe and waiting for a family in the Bakhmut Animal Protection Society shelter ❤️ We also delivered 330 kg of food to a shelter in Poltava region and distributed 200 kg of food plus 60 antiparasitic treatments for animals in Zaporizhzhia region.

Everyone needs food and shelter. And for strays it’s getting harder, especially near the frontline. So we distribute cat and dog food through volunteers to help the caretakers in these communities. Yesterday one of them, Viktoria Ovsyannikova , distributed 220 kilograms of food and 55 treatments for 120 animals in Bohodukhiv and Lozova in Kharkiv region. Now we’re sure these dogs and cats won’t go to sleep hungry tonight!

22 dead bodies of cetaceans were found in Ukraine in one day. Just 25 kilometers of the sea shore in Tuzly Estuaries National Park were explored that day. The deaths of these cetaceans were caused by russia’s attacks and pollution. #StopEcocideUkraine

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!

Food is always needed — and with the growing number of strays near the frontline, it’s hard to keep up. That’s why we are starting a new fundraiser for animals who found love and care at soldiers’ positions. Donate to fill someone’s bowl 💙 uanimals.org/en/zbir/fundrai…

Your donations power our actions — thanks to you, we pay for vet bills for animals suffering from war near the frontline. Recently you donated to our fundraiser for animals under soldiers’ care and helped us reached our goal! Thanks to that, we were able to cover the costs of treatment for ten animals: 🐕 For the dog Shakira in Zaporizhzhia — hospitalisation, treatment and food; 🐕 For the dog Lucky also in Zaporizhzhia — hospitalisation, medication, X-ray examination, surgery to remove a pin, and food; 🐶 For five puppies in Kyiv region — veterinary services, medication, laboratory tests and temporary care; 🐈‍⬛ For the cat Bars in Dnipro — hospital care, administration of medication, medicines, consumables, oral hygiene and food; 🐶 For the puppies Vakka and Fenya in Dnipro — hospital treatment, consumables and food. We are happy there are still people who choose kindness and compassion!

This dog has come to a new home! She was abused before, so a local volunteer rescued her, and we brought the animal to her new caretaker. In the video, he’s saying that they’ll go for a walk, she’ll rest and get used to her new life over time. May more animals find a new home 💙

Velykyi Luh in Ukraine is a place of cossack history and of a unique rebirth of ecosystems. We are urging UNESCO to enlist Velykyi Luh as a historical and ecological heritage. Sign the appeal to support the cause 🙌 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…

Yesterday we sent 130 kilograms of food to Hvostaty Dim shelter in Dnipropetrovsk region. It is now a temporary home to 22 cats and 25 dogs. We looove these smiley faces of happy animals!

Yesterday, Berta the dog arrived in Kyiv after we evacuated her from Shakhtarsk in Dnipropetrovsk region. Her сaretaker is a military medic, and her daughter asked us to bring Berta to safety. The family had already left, and the dog remained with the soldiers to whom they had provided their home. The soldiers could no longer stay with the animal, so we had only one day to pick up the dog. We reached out to Alika Mikhailova from Da Vinci Wolves battalion. She responded, and the very next morning, thanks to the soldiers, Berta was at Save Animals shelter in Dnipro. In the coming days, we’ll try to get her to her caretaker’s daughter in Kyiv.

Our evacuation missions always have a lot of changes, sweat, barks, meows and tears. But they are worth every risk, because every animal’s life is precious. Your donations keep us going — please support us 🐾 uanimals.org/en/zbir/urgent-…

Every evacuation means another life saved💙 Today, we delivered 256 kg of therapeutic pet food to Myrnohrad Animals shelter in Kyiv region, where 456 animals are currently in care. Together with @AnimalRescueKh, we rescued 42 animals from Donetsk region and transported 9 more evacuated animals to families and shelters. Despite the dangers, animal evacuations continue. This cooperation helps save more lives every day.

On 6 June 2023, russia destroyed the dam of Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant. This attack claimed the lives of people and animals, and destroyed homes and ecosystems. To russia, no life matters, as it is committing genocide and ecocide. Speak up about the war in Ukraine 🇺🇦

🐾 Today, we helped animals in Kyiv and Sumy region. We delivered 140 kg of cat food to a shelter in Kyiv that cares for 83 cats and 46 dogs. UAnimals Community volunteer Yana Sokol distributed 200 kg of food and 60 antiparasitic treatments for 100 animals in Hlukhiv, Sumy region. Thank you for your support 🫂❤️

We are driving this dog away from the people who harmed her. For now, all she has is this ball to play with, and some people who couldn’t ignore her suffering. Wish her luck on her way to a new life!