Fundraising for three evacuation trips to Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, and Dnipropetrovsk regions

Please help us raise UAH 150,000 (≈$3,500) so that we can evacuate ≈120 animals from the frontline. 

We have a long list of rescue requests, and we do our best to keep up and help as many animals as humanly possible. Now we are preparing for next evacuation missions to the frontline regions of Ukraine, and we need to raise funds for them. 

Every trip like this means more than 3,000 kilometers on the road, along with countless expenses that make the evacuation possible. Besides fuel, we purchase food and hay, cages and carriers, veterinary supplies, as well as cleaning and disinfecting supplies for our vehicles and equipment after each mission. Part of the funds also covers meals and overnight stays for the team.

We have launched this fundraiser to carry out three rescue trips in June. We are heading to villages and towns across Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kharkiv regions. During each mission, we hope to save between 30 and 50 animals, but we cannot know the exact number in advance. The situation changes every day: new rescue requests come in, and sometimes we simply learn along the way about more animals who have no one else to help them.

Our rescuers work close to the frontline. Day and night, they search for animals in cities and villages without stable mobile or Internet communication, free them from abandoned yards, rescue them from traps and locked cages, and then bring them to safer regions

During one of the latest missions, our team evacuated 42 animals. We are sharing photos and stories of some of these brave passengers of our evacuation van.

The dog’s name is Lora, but our evacuation team lovingly called her “a dog with a ball”. She was stressed out at first when she got into the van, so a volunteer gave her a red ball, and she was biting into it, and it calmed her down. Lora traveled with us to Shepetivka in Khmelnytskyi region. She was rescued from people who treated her badly, and now Lora has a new home where she is loved and cared for.

Two goats were taken to a family in Lubny, Poltava region.

We reunited the cat named Musya with her loving human, who had been evacuated from Druzhkivka in Donetsk region. They had not seen each other for almost a year. Now the cat is getting used to her new life in Poltava region.

Please support our evacuation missions. Every contribution gives another animal a chance to escape the constant danger and be reunited with the person who loves them.