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!

It’s impossible to evacuate 550 animals now. They live at Give a Chance shelter in Donetsk region, where there is a high risk of supply disruptions due to shellings. Donate to help the rescues of Ukraine survive the cold season 🐾 uanimals.org/en/zbir/fundrai…

Bimal has finally completed his treatment 🐕 After inpatient care, chemotherapy and tests, he was discharged from the clinic and returned to his caretaker. We covered his treatment and food as part of our fundraiser supporting animals cared for by soldiers. We also delivered 210 kg of food to animals at the DimPets shelter in Sumy region. Thank you to everyone who supports animal rescue. Keep kindness and light in your heart🐾

Thanks to your donations, we were able to pay for hospitalisation, food, medication and care for five puppies. They were rescued by Ukrainian soldiers near the frontline. And for a puppy with pneumonia, we also covered the cost of another examination, blood tests and IV drips.

russia continues shelling Ukrainian cities. The pain and suffering never stops, both for people and animals 💔 We mourn the losses and express our deepest condolences to everyone affected by this war. Thank you to @SESU_UA for rescuing all species from these terrible atrocities!

Help Give a Chance shelter in Ukraine survive the cold season 💔 Over 550 animals live here in Slovyansk, just few kilometers away from the frontline. Their daily reality is a lack of food, battling illnesses and the danger of shelling. uanimals.org/en/zbir/fundrai…

Yesterday, thanks to your donations to our fundraiser, we paid for vet services for ten animals evacuated from the frontline: Stasik the dog from Sumy region, kitten Abrykosyk and Zlata the dog and her puppies. Sadly, despite the vets’ efforts, only two of the puppies survived ❤️‍🩹

"So far we didn’t have to run away from drones, we only had to hide from them”, our videographer Kseniia says. Wartime demands new skills to survive. So our rescue team underwent a training of anti-drone safety to protect themselves and animals from the deadly dangers.

We transported 22 previously evacuated animals to their new homes in safer regions of Ukraine: 🔹Alfa the dog — to her new family in Cherkasy region; 🔹seven dogs and eight cats from Kramatorsk — to their new families in Vinnytsia region; 🔹and a further six dogs from Donetsk region — to Ekozakhyst shelter. Thank you to each and every one of you who helps not just to save lives, but to ensure these stories end with a happily ever after ❤️

We are continuing our journey, transporting evacuated animals to safer places — to families and shelters. Recently we collected the animals rescued by @AnimalRescueKh, and yesterday we transported the other 30 dogs and cats. Their loving people are waiting for them at new homes.

We continue bringing animals to where they truly belong — to safer homes and their loving humans. Congrats to lovely Mishka for this heartfelt reunion💖

Thanks to your support, 50 evacuated animals are now receiving the care they need. They were examined, treated for wounds, vaccinated and given the necessary medications, while some have already found their way to shelters and new homes in safer areas. We’re also continuing to support animals cared for by soldiers. This time, 60 kg of food and parasite treatments reached 12 animals in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk regions🐾

20 September marks World Cleanup Day, and we’ve believe that the earth should welcome this day already clean, wherever we can reach. So we gathered volunteers for a clean-up of Roztochya, Nyzhnyodnistrovskyi and Nuzhnyosulskyi national parks. Nature is our home to care for 💚

Fleas are not as harmless as they seem. They can spread viral infections and even cause anemia. For puppies, kittens, old and weak animals all of these are a deadly threat. Donate for anti-parasite treatments for rescues in Ukrainian shelters 🙌 uanimals.org/en/zbir/parasit…

«One dog came with the house. Another was brought by neighbors. Then more cats arrived with kittens». This is how many soldiers describe the animals they care for near the frontline. We delivered food and parasite treatments for animals in Donetsk and Kharkiv regions, and purchased 1,700 bales of hay for a shelter preparing for winter. Thank you for helping us support animals💛

Ukrainian volunteer’s car was deliberately attacked by a russian drone. Olena Didichenko has serious concussions and wounds, and her car is completely broken. Before, she drove very close to the frontline to feed 40 animals who otherwise would have died of starvation. Spread the word about genocide in Ukraine, don’t be silent about russia’s war crimes 💔

The first Weddel sea pup war born on Winter Island near Ukraine’s Antarctic station 💙 Now its staff is picking a name for the baby seal. How would you call this cutie?

It is emergency workers who arrive first after drone and missile attacks. They risk their lives to save many more — when double taps are a common russia’s strategy, and when there’s no safe place left in Ukraine ❤️‍🩹 To emergency workers, every life matters. So they rescue animals from the fires, take them from under the rubble and sometimes even provide them first pre-veterinary aid. Thank you for your bravery and compassion, @SESU_UA!

Four cows, a calf, four cats and twelve dogs are now back to their families away from the frontline. Volunteer Anastasia Klymnyuk and soldier Volodymyr evacuated them to their people, and brought six more dogs to the shelter. Thank you for taking part in this risky mission 💙