The Direct Aid Department of UAnimals has temporarily closed the animal evacuation application form due to heavy workload. Before accepting new requests, the team members will process the ones already submitted.
Currently, the animal evacuation schedule is full for the next two weeks. Still, it will not cover over 30 requests that have accumulated.
“Our team is working on a very hectic schedule, but still, we cannot process all the requests we already have. The situation is only worsening, especially in Donetsk Oblast,” says evacuation manager Nina Neronova. “People have to wait for a very long time for a response. They rely on us, not leaving dangerous areas until help arrives, which in the worst-case scenario can cost them their lives.”
It’s worth noting that the UAnimals evacuation team focuses its efforts on the front-line areas. Currently, many people are leaving Donetsk Oblast. Primarily, from Selydove and the surrounding towns, which have been affected by shelling. People from Selydove turn to us for help every day, and UAnimals lacks the resources to meet all the needs.
Stay tuned for updates from the organization to not miss when UAnimals reopens the application.
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the organization’s team has evacuated over 3,700 animals from the front-line territories.
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