July 2026

This time, our team’s route, together with volunteers, passed through:
– Trudove, Orikhiv, Tomakivka, Malokaterynivka, Balabyne in Zaporizhzhia region;
– Hroza, Kharkiv in Kharkiv region;
– Vasylivka, Vovchanske, Synelnykove in Dnipropetrovsk region;
– Druzhkivka, Kramatorsk, Sloviansk in Donetsk region.

In July, together with volunteers, we also transported 146 animals from veterinary clinics to shelters and new families. Before that, we had rescued them from combat zones, and after treatment and rehabilitation, they were able to move to safer places.

1. We covered the scheduled check-up for a puppy named Filia, he was rescued from Kherson. The funds were used for a post-operative examination, X-rays, a surgeon’s examination, and injections. The total cost was UAH 4,664 (≈$104) from this treatment fundraiser.

2. We covered temporary care for nine evacuated animals, as well as veterinary passports, food, and medical supplies. The total cost was UAH 8,140 (≈$182). The funds came from this fundraiser.

3. We covered the interim invoice for the treatment of a cat named Buska. The invoice included initial examination, diagnostics using a Wood’s lamp and microscopy, blood collection, rapid tests, general and biochemical blood tests, inpatient care, food, litter, parasite treatment, and necessary medical procedures. The total cost was UAH 5,201.50 (≈$116). The funds came from fundraiser for the evacuation and care of injured and sick animals.

4. We covered the veterinary bill for a kitten named Pupyrka. For her, we covered blood collection, initial examination, X-ray, application of a fixing bandage, general blood test, and food. Pupyrka was evacuated by the Base UA team from Kharkiv region. The total cost was UAH 1,548.50 (≈$35).

5. We covered veterinary care for the animals under soldiers’ care, who are currently undergoing treatment at veterinary clinics. In Dnipro, treatment began for the kittens Cleo and Theo, who were brought by a soldier. For Theo, we covered initial examination, oxygen therapy, medication administration, feeding, medical supplies, medicines, and food. Unfortunately, despite the veterinarians’ efforts, the kitten could not be saved. For Cleo, we covered initial examination, inpatient treatment, medication administration, a panleukopenia test, medical supplies, medicines, and food. Also in Dnipro, we continued the treatment of a cat named Bars. We covered inpatient care, postoperative wound care, medication administration, oral sanitation, blood collection, general blood test, medical supplies, medicines, vaccination, and food. For a dog named Bimala, we covered inpatient care, medication administration, catheterization, a course of chemotherapy, medicines, medical supplies, and food. In Kyiv region, we paid for the continued treatment of five puppies, including inpatient care, medicines, oral administration of medications, treatments, laboratory tests for arachnoses and dermatomycoses, medical supplies, and food. The total cost was UAH 58,736 (≈$1,314). The funds came from this fundraiser.

6. We covered treatment of animals from frontline areas at veterinary clinics. In Kyiv region, a cat, who was evacuated during the Vetmission from Konotop, has completed her treatment. We covered the cost of her inpatient care and food. In Dnipro, we continued the treatment of a dog named Lucy, who was injured as a result of shelling in Zaporizhzhia region. We covered inpatient care, medication administration, post-operative wound care, catheter placement, blood collection, general blood test, medications, medical supplies, treatments, and food. In Zaporizhzhia, we completed the treatment of a cat named Leon. We covered the cost of hospitalization, castration, wound care, comprehensive vaccination and rabies vaccination, as well as food. The total cost was UAH 12,385 (≈$277). The funds came from this fundraiser.

7. We covered veterinary care for the animals under soldiers’ care, who are currently undergoing treatment at veterinary clinics. In Zaporizhzhia — for the dogs named Shakira and Lucky. For Shakira, we covered inpatient care, rehabilitation, and food. For Lucky — inpatient care and food. Additionally, two new patients from soldiers in Zaporizhzhia region arrived at the clinic in Zaporizhzhia: the dogs named Dasha and Kuka, both with fractures. For them, we covered inpatient care, X-ray examinations, injection and medication therapy, osteosynthesis surgeries, wound dressings, wound treatments, and food. For Dasha, we also covered vaccination. The total cost was UAH 29,530 (≈$660). The funds came from this fundraiser.

8. We covered veterinary care for eight animals under soldiers’ care, who are currently undergoing treatment at veterinary clinics. In Zaporizhzhia, we continued the treatment of dogs Shakira, Dasha, and Kuka. For Shakira, we covered inpatient care, wound treatments, and food. For Dasha and Kuka, we covered inpatient care, injection therapy, wound dressings, medications, and food. In Kyiv region, we continued the treatment of five puppies. We covered temporary care, medications, oral administration of medicines, medical supplies, and food. The total cost was UAH 17,209 (≈$385). The funds came from this fundraiser.

9. We covered treatment of two kittens in critical condition, who were evacuated from Synelnykove, Dnipropetrovsk region. At a clinic in Dnipro, they received the necessary assistance, including oxygen therapy, tests, and inpatient care. Unfortunately, one kitten could not be saved. The other is feeling better and remains under veterinary supervision. The total cost was UAH 2,780 (≈$62). The funds came from this fundraiser.

10. We covered veterinary care for two dogs, who were rescued from the frontline areas, who are currently undergoing treatment at veterinary clinics. In Dnipro, the treatment of Lucy, who was injured as a result of the shelling, has been completed. We covered inpatient care, wound treatment after surgery, medications, and food. Fantik also ended up at the clinic. For him, we paid for the examination, inpatient care, blood tests, magnetic resonance imaging, necessary medications, and food. The total cost was UAH 20,217 (≈$452). The funds came from this fundraiser.

11. We covered treatment of a dog named Dana, who was evacuated from Shevchenkove village, Kharkiv region after the house of her caretakers was directly hit by an aerial bomb. Dana sustained severe injuries. The Animal Rescue Kharkiv team evacuated her to a clinic in Kharkiv. We covered examination, blood tests, wound treatment, inpatient care, administration of medications, and necessary medical supplies. The total cost was UAH 16,750 (≈$375).

12. We covered treatment of a cat named Oscar, who was evacuated from Kharkiv region after his caretakers were forced to leave. At the clinic, Oscar got a full exam, ear surgery, and his damaged teeth were taken out. We also covered tests, anesthesia, inpatient care, post-surgery care, and food. The total cost was UAH 39,376 (≈$881). The funds came from this fundraiser.

13. We covered veterinary care for four animals under soldiers’ care. In Dnipro, a cat named Bars and a dog named Bimal continue to receive treatment. We covered their inpatient care, tests, medications, and necessary procedures. Bimal is also undergoing a course of chemotherapy under soldiers’ care. For Kleo, a kitten diagnosed with panleukopenia, we covered intensive treatment, including a blood transfusion and oxygen therapy. Unfortunately, despite the doctors’ efforts, Kleo could not be saved. Another dog, Patron, also arrived at the clinic. We covered his examination, tests, inpatient treatment, vaccination, and medications. The total cost was UAH 53,893 (≈$1,206). The funds came from this fundraiser.

14. During the Vetmission in Snihurivka, Mykolaiv region, held from 4 July to 7 July, a total of 433 animals received assistance. Of these, 390 were vaccinated against rabies, microchipped, and treated for parasites. An additional 9 animals were separately vaccinated against rabies. The veterinarians provided 55 consultations, and in 17 cases, animals received additional treatment.

15. We covered veterinary care for eight animals under soldiers’ care. For Shakira, we paid for inpatient care, therapy, and food. For Dasha — inpatient care, medical treatment, surgery to remove a metal pin, and other necessary procedures. For Kuka, we covered inpatient care, wound dressings, treatment, vaccination, and food. We also covered temporary care for five puppies. The total cost was UAH 15,025 (≈$336). The funds came from this fundraiser.

16. We covered the purchase and delivery of 200 parasite treatments for the Wild Animal Rescue shelter. The total cost was UAH 36,516.20 (≈$817).

17. We covered the purchase and delivery of 154 parasite treatments for cats and dogs to the Zoofamily shelter. The total cost was UAH 18,098 (≈$405).

18. We covered treatment of a dog named Boatsman, who was evacuated from Druzhkivka, Donetsk region, by Animal Rescue Kharkiv. We paid for his inpatient care, blood tests, heart exams, oxygen therapy, heartworm diagnosis and treatment, X-rays, medications, and food. The total cost was UAH 42,450.50 (≈$950).

19. We provided UAH 25,000 (≈$559) to the rehabilitation center “Kotyache Misto” for the treatment of two cats and kittens. One of the cats, along with her kittens, was evacuated from soldiers in Vasylkivka, Dnipropetrovsk region. After the evacuation, the animals were diagnosed with panleukopenia — a dangerous viral disease that requires long-term treatment. The funds came from this fundraiser.

20. We covered veterinary care for 16 rescued animals, totaling UAH 71,066 (≈$1,590). Four kittens from Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, received a booster vaccination. Two dogs from Vasylkivka, Dnipropetrovsk region, underwent examinations and rabies vaccinations. Additionally, a dog and a goat from the village of Hroza in Kharkiv region, as well as a dog and a cat from Druzhkivka, Donetsk region, received necessary veterinary care.

21. We covered the purchase and delivery of five quarantine enclosures for the Animal Help Cherkasy, DobroKit, and Zaporizhzhia Animal Protection Service “Chance” shelters, totaling UAH 265,200 (≈$5,933).

22. We covered veterinary care for Shakira, Dasha, Kuka, and five puppies, totalling UAH 16,880 (≈$378). In Zaporizhzhia, Shakira received inpatient care, medications, and food — her treatment has already been successfully completed. For Dasha, we covered inpatient care, wound treatment, and food. For Kuka — inpatient care, medications, wound dressings, X-rays, injections, and surgery to remove a plate. Additionally, five puppies in Kyiv region received inpatient treatment and food covered by us. The funds came from this fundraiser.

23. We covered veterinary care for a cat named Miso and her five kittens, who were handed over by soldiers, totaling UAH 30,835 (≈$690). At the clinic in Kharkiv, the animals received inpatient care, tests, necessary treatment, vaccination, microchipping, medications, and food. Miso also underwent spaying and wound treatment.

24. We covered treatment of Zlata and Persyk from the frontline areas, UAH 28,010 (≈$627). The dog named Zlata arrived at our partner clinic in Kharkiv in the late stages of pregnancy and gave birth to seven puppies there. We paid for her inpatient care, tests, ultrasound, infusion therapy, and other necessary medical support. The cat named Persyk arrived at the clinic in an extremely critical condition with multiple organ failure. We covered her inpatient care and intensive treatment. Unfortunately, despite the veterinarians’ efforts, Persyk could not be saved. The funds came from this fundraiser.

25. We covered the spaying and neutering of six cats that our team evacuated from Donetsk region to the shelter Ryzhyk for care. The total cost was UAH 6,000 (≈$134). The funds came from this fundraiser.

26. We paid for veterinary care for a dog, who was evacuated from Druzhkivka by Animal Rescue Kharkiv. We covered his examination and tests, totalling UAH 5,400 (≈$121). The funds came from this fundraiser.

27. We covered treatment of three puppies, who were evacuated from Zaporizhzhia region by soldiers, totalling UAH 13,800 (≈$309). After the evacuation, the puppies were diagnosed with enteritis and treatment was started. Unfortunately, two of them could not be saved. The third puppy recovered. The funds came from this fundraiser.

28. During the Vetmission in Izium, Kharkiv region, from 25 July to 29 July, we provided assistance to 574 animals. We vaccinated 457 animals against rabies, microchipped them, and provided parasite treatments. Another 28 animals were vaccinated against rabies, and 56 received a combination vaccine. We also provided 57 veterinary consultations and treated an additional 25 animals.

29. We covered the second bill for the treatment of a dog named Dana, totalling UAH 21,000 (≈$470). Dana was evacuated from Shevchenkove village, Kharkiv region after the house of her caretakers was directly hit by an aerial bomb. The invoice included inpatient care, wound treatment, infusion therapy, administration of medications, and necessary medical supplies.

30. We covered the last bill for a cat named Buska, totalling UAH 12,599.50 (≈$282). The funds went toward inpatient care, tests, medications, and necessary procedures. We were able to help thanks to the donations from supporters to this fundraiser.

31. We paid an interim bill for treatment of a cat named Nik, totalling UAH 13,251.50 (≈$296). Nik was found in Kramatorsk with a large wound on his neck and, with the help of the Animal Rescue Kharkiv team, was transported to a clinic in Kharkiv. We covered inpatient care, tests, wound treatment, medications, parasite treatment, and other necessary procedures. The funds came from this fundraiser.

32. We covered the last bill for a kitten named Pupyrka, totalling UAH 2,988.50 (≈$67). Pupyrka was evacuated from Kharkiv region by Base UA team. We paid for inpatient care, tests, X-ray, and food. The funds came from this fundraiser.

33. We covered temporary care and veterinary care for 29 animals, totalling UAH 74,208 (≈$1,660). The funds were allocated for the temporary care of ten cats, veterinary procedures for evacuated dogs, vaccination, medications, and medical supplies. The funds came from this and this fundraiser.

34. We provided UAH 10,000 (≈$224) to the public organization “Sadyna Nyushanik” for the purchase of medications for birds rescued from Lake Kyrylivske after it was contaminated with petroleum products as a result of Russian shelling.

35. We covered the purchase and delivery of 922 parasite treatments and tests for disease detection for six shelters and organizations that care for cats and dogs, including Dogs Adopt Kyiv NGO, Charitable Foundation Phoenix of Ukraine, International League for Animal Protection, Tobias, Animals of Kherson, Favorite Animals, and Khvostatyi Dim. The total cost was UAH 188,452 (≈$4,216).

36. Thanks to your donations to this fundraiser, we covered treatment of three animals under soldiers’ care, totaling UAH 28,436 (≈$636). At the partner clinic in Dnipro, we paid for Bimal’s inpatient care, chemotherapy, tests, medications, and other necessary procedures. For Patron, we covered inpatient care, food, and medical supplies. For Bars, we paid for inpatient care, medications, medical supplies, and food.

37. We paid for the treatment of a dog named Fantik, totaling UAH 42,043 (≈$941). At the clinic in Dnipro, the dog underwent surgery to remove herniated intervertebral discs. We also covered inpatient care, wound treatment, anesthesia, medications, food, and other necessary care. The funds came from this fundraiser.

38. We paid an interim bill for the treatment of a dog named Sashko, who was evacuated from the Kharkiv region, totaling UAH 39,995.50 (≈$895). It was later discovered that the previously inserted metal plate in his leg had not taken properly and had caused an infection. We covered the examination, inpatient care, tests, removal of the plate, wound treatment, medications, and other necessary procedures. The funds came from this fundraiser.

39. We paid for the treatment of a kitten named Malia, who was evacuated in critical condition from Synelnykove in Dnipropetrovsk region by our team. We spent UAH 9,310 (≈$208). The funds went toward inpatient care, vaccination, and parasite treatment. This help was made possible thanks to donations to this fundraiser.

40. We paid the final bill for the treatment of a dog named Bosman, who was evacuated from Druzhkivka in Donetsk region. We covered inpatient care, injections, wound care, food, and necessary medical supplies. The total cost was UAH 7,957 (≈$178).

41. We paid for temporary care and veterinary care for 38 animals, who were evacuated from Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, and Zaporizhzhia regions, totaling UAH 88,462 (≈$1,979). The funds covered temporary care, veterinary examinations, vaccination, and other necessary procedures, as well as medications, medical supplies, and diagnostic tests. This assistance was made possible thanks to donations to this fundraiser.

1. We covered spaying/neutering, rabies vaccination, and microchipping for nine animals in Dnipro. The total cost was UAH 15,500 (≈$347).

2. During the Vetmission in Snihurivka in Mykolaiv region, from 4 July to 7 July, we spayed/neutered 390 animals.

3. We covered spaying/neutering and microchipping for 85 animals at the Novyi Svit shelter. The total cost was UAH 96,090 (≈$2,150).

4. During the Vetmission in Izium in Kharkiv region, from 25 July to 29 July, we spayed/neutered 457 animals.

5. We covered spaying/neutering and microchipping for eight animals from the Dream in the Palms shelter and spaying/neutering for 20 animals from the Hostomel shelter. The total cost was UAH 47,400 (≈$1,060).

6. We covered spaying/neutering and microchipping for 130 animals: 88 in Donetsk region, and 25 in Kharkiv region. The total cost was UAH 166,435 (≈$3,723).

1. Thanks to your support of this and this fundraisers, we provided assistance to shelters, organizations, and soldiers who care for animals while on duty. We sent:

– 290 kilograms of food to the Shans shelter, which cares for 350 dogs and 100 cats;
– 150 kilograms of food to the Center for Temporary Shelter and Adoption of Stray Animals in Konotop, Sumy region;
– 60 kilograms of food to the Aquatec-Ukraine shelter in Kharkiv region;
– 260 kilograms of food to the public organization “Pet Project” in Kyiv region, which cares for 180 cats and 80 dogs;
– 50 kilograms of food for cats and dogs to the Promichnyk Dobra shelter in Kharkiv region, which cares for 60 animals;
– 100 kilograms of food to the Public Legal Initiative shelter, which evacuated from Dobropillia to Odesa region and cares for 350 cats and 185 dogs;
– 165 kilograms of food to the charitable foundation “Gandi” in Kyiv region, which cares for 173 animals;
– 450 kilograms of food to the public organization “For Life” in Dnipropetrovsk region, which cares for 336 cats and 167 dogs;
– 350 kilograms of food to the Dimpets shelter in Sumy, which cares for 200 cats, 100 dogs, and other animals;
– 300 kilograms of food to the Druh shelter in Dnipro, which currently cares for over 700 animals;
– 100 kilograms of food to the public organization “Lesya’s Team of Animal Volunteers”, which evacuated from Donetsk region to Kharkiv region and currently cares for 108 cats and 64 dogs;
– 275 kilograms of food for cats and dogs to the Fluffy Angel shelter in Poltava region, which cares for 256 animals;
– 333 kilograms of food to the Animal Rescue Home shelter in Poltava region, which cares for 77 dogs, 41 cats, and 6 horses;
– 150 kilograms of food to the Give a Paw shelter in Kirovohrad region;
– 400 kilograms of food to the Zoohelp shelter in Kirovohrad region, which cares for 475 animals;
– 68 kilograms of food and 21 parasite treatments for animals cared for by soldiers in Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv regions;
– 84 kilograms of food and 35 parasite treatments for animals cared for by soldiers in Chernihiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Donetsk regions;
– 71 kilograms of food and 32 parasite treatments for animals cared for by soldiers in Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, and Dnipropetrovsk regions;
– 74 kilograms of food and 27 parasite treatments for animals cared for by soldiers in Kharkiv region;
– 114 kilograms of food for cats and dogs cared for by soldiers in Chernihiv, Mykolaiv, and Kharkiv regions;
– 80 kilograms of food for animals cared for by soldiers in Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv regions;
– 58 kilograms of food and 33 parasite treatments for animals cared for by soldiers in frontline areas of Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Donetsk regions;
– 62 kilograms of food and 21 parasite treatments for animals cared for by soldiers in Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions;
– 54 kilograms of food and 25 parasite treatments for animals cared for by soldiers in Kharkiv, Sumy, and Zaporizhzhia regions.

2. During two Vetmissions, we distributed:
– in Snihurivka — 202 kilograms and 500 grams of dog food and 204 kilograms and 750 grams of cat food;
– in Izium — 202 kilograms and 500 grams of dog food and 159 kilograms and 250 grams of cat food.

1. We paid for the purchase and delivery of four oxygen concentrators for the shelters Animal Help Cherkasy, charitable foundation “DobroKit”, NGO “Kirovohrad Animal Protection Organization Bim”, and Sluzhba Zakhystu Tvaryn Shans in Zaporizhzhia. The total cost was UAH 133,000 (≈$2,975).

2. Thanks to the support of the fundraiser for a veterinary unit for Another Dimension shelter, we provided the organization with UAH 324,425.73 (≈$7,258) for equipping the veterinary unit.

3. We provided financial assistance to the rehabilitation center “Wild Animals Rescue Center” for the construction of aviaries for birds. The total cost was UAH 70,000 (≈$1,566).

4. We paid for the purchase and delivery of two oxygen concentrators for the shelters Zoohelp and Favourite Animal. The total cost was UAH 66,500 (≈$1,488). The equipment has not yet been delivered.

5. As a part of the fundraiser for dog enclosures for the relocated shelter Tobias. Animals of Kherson, we paid for the manufacturing and delivery of 10 enclosures and three insulated doghouses. With the remaining funds, we purchased treatments for the dog. The total cost was UAH 367,775 (≈$8,227). The enclosures are awaiting delivery.

6. We provided assistance to the Chornobyl Radiation-Ecological Biosphere Reserve: we delivered a charging station and one ton of mineral salt blocks for wild animals for the winter period. The total cost was UAH 91,239 (≈$2,041).

1. 65 volunteers joined the UAnimals Cleanup initiative in Kholodnyi Yar National Park in Cherkasy region, collecting one ton of waste.

2. 10 volunteers helped distribute 2,040 kilograms of animal feed and 2,157 treatments for animals in Donetsk, Kherson, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Zaporizhzhia regions.

3. Thanks to 53 volunteers, the animal blood donor database has been updated.

4. Nine volunteers joined the cleanup at the Wild Animal Rescue Center in Kyiv region.

5. 41 volunteers helped share the fundraising campaign for the treatment of evacuated animals.

1. We received a donation of UAH 50,000 (≈$1,118) for UAnimals’ institutional activities from the charitable foundation “Dzherelo Dobra”. The foundation will support our work with monthly donation.

2. We received a donation of UAH 766,242 (≈$17,142) for the treatment of animals from the German Animal Welfare Association Deutscher Tierschutzbund.

3. We received a donation of UAH 257,000 (≈$5,750) from MasterZoo as a part of the charity campaign “Lapka Turboty”. We will allocate the funds to conduct veterinary missions.

4. We received a donation of UAH 233,000 (≈$5,213) from Priroda and Epicentr as a part of the charity campaign “DobriLapky”. We will allocate the funds to veterinary projects.

5. We received a donation of UAH 147,000 (≈$3,289) from “Suzirya Tsentr” for the project “Humane Education and Volunteering”.

6. We received a donation of UAH 42,691 (≈$955) for UAnimals’ institutional activities from “Silpo-Food”.

7. We received a donation of UAH 20,092 (≈$449) for the purchase of animal feed for shelters from PLAYVINIL.

8. We received free access to the YouControl service, valued at UAH 68,300 (≈$1,528), to support our operations.

1. We submitted 19 reports concerning cases of animal cruelty. In six of these cases, law enforcement authorities launched a pre-trial investigation. In particular, these include horse abuse during a festival in Ivano-Frankivsk region, a dog beating in Kharkiv, turtle abuse in Mykolaiv, a dog stabbing in Ternopil, husky poisoning in Mukachevo, and cruel treatment of a horse at an equestrian school in Dnipro.

2. We received refusal rulings regarding three reports: concerning possible animal cruelty at a contact zoo in Uzhhorod, a child blogger’s handling of an animal, and the keeping of raccoons at a facility in Kyiv.

3. Following the complaints, two administrative reports were filed: against the parents of children who abused a kitten in Odesa, and against an individual keeping lions in Dnipropetrovsk region.

4. In two criminal cases, suspicion notices were served: to a dog owner whose dog died after being left locked on a balcony during a heatwave in Kyiv, and to a man who threw a cat against a wall in Odesa.

5. We also addressed complaints concerning queues during the documentation process for the non-commercial export of animals abroad. The State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection cited inspector shortages and a lack of workspaces as the primary reasons. We continue to engage with the relevant authorities to make this service more accessible.

Friends, thank you to everyone for your support. It is because of you that we can continue saving animals every day and do everything possible to make the world a kinder place for every living being!