Kherson, Ukraine is under occupation at the hands of Russian troops, and most residents have fled the violence and destruction.
No humanitarian organizations can enter the city. There are hundreds of abandoned dogs and cats left behind on the streets or trapped in their owners’ houses.
And some animals are so young
Am Olga , a teacher by profession, I was always involved in animal rescue but, until now, only relied on my own financial capabilities until war broke down. When many people started fleeing the city, I made the courageous decision to stay in war-torn Kherson to help hundreds of abandoned pets. I will not flee because it will ensure starvation for over 150 animals. currently feeding.
Am helping these pets all on my own, I sold my valuable possessions and computer, but it is not nearly enough to sustain so many abandoned pets.
It is my cry for help. Imagine your labrador or house cat was suddenly left to survive the streets being bombed. I feed over 150 abandoned dogs and cats, I found homes for over 100 pets in need, and provide essential vaccines and veterinary help if funds permit.
There are 20 abandoned and sick animals in my own house. I try to place pets in foster homes but I must provide food and basic medical help
because most people have lost their incomes, and there are shortages of everything, especially dog foods.
On some days, I just give the dogs and cats bread, and sometimes, there are 2-3 days in a row when I cannot provide any food due to funds shortage.
Please join hands to help me with whatever you can to help me so that I can support over 150 abandoned animals in Kherson 🇺🇦
HOPE FOR THE ANIMALS OF UKRAINE
Stand With Ukraine. All Lives Matter
