UAnimals has launched a fundraiser to assist animals suffering from chronic illnesses, injuries, or disabilities. Through this project, UAnimals plans to support three shelters: “Chance” in the Dnipropetrovsk region, “Homeless World,” and Vita Levy’s shelter in the Kyiv region. Altogether, these shelters house nearly 500 animals that require lifelong veterinary care.
Among them is a cat named Lyalya, who lives in Vita Levy’s shelter. Her caretakers share that Lyalya was beaten with sticks but managed to escape. The rear part of her body is paralyzed.
In “Homeless World,” there is a dog named Crocodile Hena, who was brought from the war zone in the Kherson region. The dog has shrapnel wounds and suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder.
With the funds raised, UAnimals will purchase and deliver special food, pads, and veterinary medications to the shelters.
Join in — you can make the lives of animals in shelters more comfortable!
